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Grenada

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About Grenada

Grenada smells different from other Caribbean islands — literally. The air carries nutmeg and cinnamon from the hillside spice plantations that earned it the nickname 'Spice Island.' Grand Anse Beach is a two-mile sweep of soft sand that regularly lands on best-beach lists but never feels overcrowded. The underwater sculpture park in Moliniere Bay is one of the most surreal snorkeling experiences anywhere — human figures colonized by coral, slowly becoming part of the reef. St. George's, the capital, is a proper Caribbean harbor town with colorful buildings cascading down hillsides to the waterfront. A plate of oil down, the national dish of breadfruit and salted meat simmered in coconut milk, will run you about $5 and change your understanding of comfort food.

Highlights

  • 1Snorkel the underwater sculpture park at Moliniere Bay
  • 2Stroll the two-mile crescent of Grand Anse Beach
  • 3Tour a nutmeg processing station in the rainforest hills
  • 4Hike to the Seven Sisters waterfalls in Grand Etang
  • 5Sample oil down and fresh cocoa at a local cookout

Articles About Grenada

Top 10 Hidden Beach Gems in the Caribbean
Beach Reviews
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Top 10 Hidden Beach Gems in the Caribbean

Ten Caribbean beaches that still feel the way Negril and Aruba did before the cruise-ship era — uninhabited cays in the Grenadines, black sand below the Pitons, four-mile stretches with a single beach bar. With access notes, costs, and how to chain them into a two-week loop.

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