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| Grenada |
| Location: |
| 100 miles north of Venezuela, in the Caribbean Sea
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| Time: |
| Atlantic Standard Time (GMT -4), no observance of DST |
| Area: |
| 133 sq. miles
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| Population: |
| 89,350 residents
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| Language: |
| English |
| Currency: |
| Eastern Caribbean dollar, fixed exchange, =$0.37(USD) |
| Capital: |
| St. George's
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The Grenada Guide
is your comprehensive guide to the spiciest island in the Caribbean. Grenada, also known as The Spice Island for its flavorful exports, is one vacation spot that all kinds of travelers can agree on. Even the coasts seem eager to please, as visitors can find both black- and white-sand beaches throughout the beautiful island. If you're looking for a trip that's far from ordinary, look no farther than Grenada.
Not only is Grenada a fantastic place for travelers to unwind and relax, it has some interesting attractions too.
Among other options, you can visit national parks, waterfalls, the River Antoine Rum Distillery, and the Dougaldston Spice Plantation.
These and other attractions provide a pleasant complement to the beautiful white beaches, providing vacationers with a variety of different
places to visit during their stay on the Spice Island. More...
| There are several options for arriving in Grenada, and your choice can have
a big impact on the rest of your trip. Visit our Getting There section in order to find out more
about your travel choices. More...
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Culinary Styles
Grenada has a distinctive West Indian cooking style, which mixes African, French, Spanish, and Indian influences. Since it's the Isle of Spice, it's not surprising that chefs in Grenada use plenty of locally grown spices, thereby achieving some very distinctive and delicious flavors. Whether it's lambi (conch) or fresh fish caught off of its coast, tropical fruits harvested on the island, locally distilled rums, or homemade ice creams and desserts, visitors to Grenada are sure to appreciate the wide variety of local dishes and beverages. More... |
Restaurants
Visitors to Grenada will find a good variety of dining establishments, ranging from casual to gourmet. In addition to local West Indian fare, you'll find many other options, including American, Italian and Chinese cuisine. Everything you need to know is included in our comprehensive guide to Grenada's restaurants. Restaurant listings are organized alphabetically, as well as by cuisine. |
Taking the time to plan in advance is one way you can make sure your trip to Grenada will be a success. Keep in mind your budget, travel style, and interests and do as much research as possible to find the very best fit for you. With a little patience and a few pointers, you should have no problem plotting your vacation's course. More... |
Hotels and Resorts
Inviting rooms can be found all over Grenada, enabling travelers to find the perfect lodgings for their own personal style and budget. More... |
Rental Properties
Many people find that the space and independence of a rental property allow them to experience the most authentic Grenada vacation. More... |
All-Inclusive Resorts
If you're interested in accommodations with tons of amenities for a single price, check out the all-inclusive resorts found on the island. More... |
| Because of its year-round warm weather and cooling trade winds, Grenada provides the perfect
tropical get away. The average temperature is 80 degrees Fahrenheit with little seasonal variation.
Since Grenada is located just outside the hurricane belt, there is relatively little risk of having your vacation disrupted by a major tropical storms - but you should come prepared for brief showers during the rainy season. If you read our comprehensive month-by-month guide to the weather in Grenada, you'll know what to pack, and what to expect during your visit. 
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