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Grenada: a practical guide for travellers from the UK

Grenada is the Isle of Spice: nutmeg groves, cocoa estates, a three-kilometre Grand Anse Beach and an underwater sculpture park, with Carriacou and Petite Martinique close by. VisitGrenada.co.uk gives hotels, tourist boards and airlines a single, fragrant home for the story of the Caribbean's most aromatic island.

Entry for UK visitors
No visa; up to 3 months
Passport
Expiry at least 6 months after arrival
Airport
Maurice Bishop International
Capital
St George's
Known for
Spices, beaches, rainforest, diving
Best months
January to May
Hurricane season
June to November
Area
344 square kilometres

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The Isle of Spice and Its Easy Charm

Grenada is an independent island nation in the southern Caribbean, known as the Isle of Spice for its nutmeg and mace, and for beaches, waterfalls and a warm, easygoing welcome. It covers 344 square kilometres and had about 114,600 residents in 2024, with St George's as its capital. Independence came on 7 February 1974. Nutmeg arrived in 1843 on a merchant vessel and now appears on the national flag, while cinnamon, cloves, ginger and cocoa grow in the island's fertile hills and fill the air with scent.

St George's is among the Caribbean's prettiest capitals, with a horseshoe harbour, pastel-coloured buildings and a hillside fort. Just south, Grand Anse Beach runs for around three kilometres and is often counted among the best beaches in the world. Inland, the forest around the Grand Etang crater lake and the Annandale Falls give walkers a cool, green contrast. Mount St Catherine, at 840 metres, is the island's highest point, with trails that reward patient hikers.

Chocolate, Oil Down and Spicemas

Food is a major attraction. Oil down, a rich stew of salted meat, breadfruit and vegetables simmered in coconut milk, is the national dish, and local cocoa feeds a thriving bean-to-bar scene, with estate tours and tastings that make a delicious day out. Fresh fish, nutmeg ice cream and spiced sauces are everywhere. Spicemas, the island's carnival in August, fills the streets with music, costume and community energy, a highlight for visitors who want to feel Grenada's character at its most exuberant.

Beneath the surface, Grenada has an unusual cultural attraction: the Underwater Sculpture Park in Moliniere Bay, created by Jason deCaires Taylor in 2006, where sculptures form an artificial reef for snorkellers and divers. For a hotel group, the combination of spice, chocolate, art and beaches makes a rich, varied story. Neighbouring Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and St Lucia offer comparable green landscapes.

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Questions about Grenada

What is the best time to visit Grenada?

January to May is the driest and most settled period. The wet season has lower prices and more rain.

Can I visit Carriacou from Grenada?

Yes, by ferry or a short flight. Carriacou was badly affected by Hurricane Beryl in 2024, so check current conditions before you plan a visit.

Why is Grenada called the Isle of Spice?

Grenada earned the name through its nutmeg and mace, which arrived in 1843 and became a major export, and through cloves, cinnamon, ginger and cocoa. Nutmeg is still featured on the national flag.

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