Grenada Vacations, Grenada Vacation Reviews, Tourism Guide

Where do I start? Words simply can’t describe how much I fell in love with this island.  At first, I really thought my favorite stop was Margarita Island, but now that I’m reflecting on the trip, I realize that when I grow up, I want to be an expatriate living in Grenada. (ha ha)   Dan and I took an early morning ship trip that was advertised for “serious hikers only”.  There were only 6 people on our trip, which was an EXCELLENT number.  My one regret is that I ...

We spent today in port at Grenada. We docked at the capital St George, where it was announced that no people wearing camoflague print would be allowed on the island. I am guessing this was either due to an enlightened sense of fashion on Grenada, or a legacy of the 1984 US invasion. We walked up to the old French built fortress (Fort George, built between 1706 and 1710) and looked down onto St George, which is a gorgeous harbour city. Most of the town is built up of low 19th century French an...

This day's port was St. George's, Grenada.  This is the Spice Island known for their nutmeg and other spices.  With no planned tour, a friend, my husband and I decided to hire a taxi and let the driver show us his island.  How hard is it to find someone reliable?  It is a process! From where the ship is docked, passengers must pass through a building with a security check point (for returning passengers) and a small shopping mall.  Inside this mall, th...

Off to visit friends who moved from Trinidad