Whether you want to explore the sights of this fascinating city or discover some of the Caribbean's best beaches, lowcostholidays.com's insider tips will help you get the most out of your holiday.
The most popular time of year to visit is between December and May when the weather is at its best. While beaches and attractions may get crowded during this period, there are also plenty of festivals and activities to keep you entertained. If you're looking for a quieter break and don't mind a chance of rain, the off season is still hot and sunny and there are some great bargains to be had.
There is plenty to see and do in the city itself, from old colonial architecture and museums to bustling markets. To the south of the city is Grand Anse Beach, widely regarded as Grenada's best beach and a great spot for water sports, snorkeling, or just topping up your tan.
See some of the most stunning rainforest landscapes in the Caribbean with a trek through Grand Etang Forest Park where you'll see rare flora and fauna, stunning waterfalls and some of the best scenery on the island.
Excellent. There are plenty of modern malls stocking duty free goods catering to the cruise ship market, and you can pick up great locally made souvenirs like art, crafts, textiles and jewellery from the many market stalls – just don't forget to haggle!
St George's has restaurants featuring cuisine from around the world and it's easy to find familiar favourites such as burgers, chips and pizza. However it's worth branching out and sampling the local cuisine, which often makes the most of whatever the catch of the day happens to be.
Yes, the water is safe to drink although some people prefer the taste of bottled water, which is widely available.
The emergency services can be reached by dialling 911.
Grenada is hot and sunny, but there is always a chance of rain. Pack a lightweight anorak to make sure you stay dry.
Most of the attractions of the city can be reached on foot. Taxis and buses are the best way to reach Grand Anse Beach, while those wanting to explore further afield may want to consider hiring a car.
No, English is widely spoken by both locals and tourists in Grenada.
Restaurants will often add a 10% gratuity to your final bill, but it is customary to tip more if service has been good.
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