Grenada Culture and Sights

This quiet mangrove estuary along the south-western coast is one of the best bird-watching locales on Grenada. In addition to the estuary, La Sagesse includes three fine beaches edged with palm trees,...

If you like to hike, then this is a treat. The Concord waterfalls is not one, but three waterfalls. It is situated on the edge of the forest reserve on the western side of the island, and therefore th...

A 300 year-old plantation in St.Patrick's, that offers a unique link between the past and the present. Provides a unique experience through tour, buffet, museum and special events, a living history ex...

Claboney Volcanic Hot Spring, about five miles off the east coast of the island, emerges from under a rock into a warm, sulphurous pool about 12 feet across and four feet deep.

Cocoa is one of our main three agricultural products. But what happens next? What does cocoa / chocolate production involve once the pods have been picked?

Dougladston Estate is an old working plantation just outside Gouyave. Visitors can get a glimpse of how nutmeg is processed , along with other spice-shelf staples like cocoa and cinnamon.

Good luck finding this. Ask anyone where Walker is, and the reaction will vary from puzzlement to flat denial that it exists. It does exist. It is near Tuilleries (where?) Not too far from Mt Carmel, ...

If you are a hiking enthusiast, and are considering a hike through the rain forest, then you should make the Seven Sisters Falls one of your destinations. This is not a very difficult hike, and it wil...

Situated two miles south of Grenville, it is our largest and highest waterfall. It can be reached quite easily, with a gentle 30 minute hike through a private plantation, where some of the local spice...