Grenada Holidays
Relax and unwind on the beautiful island of Grenada, home to powder soft sands and topaz waters. With possibly the prettiest capital city in the Caribbean, Grenada is picture-perfect.
Treat yourself to some of the island’s locally sourced and handmade chocolate; see how it’s made at the Belmont Estate and take some home to your loved ones…if you don’t eat it all first. For yet more culinary delights, head to Patricks, a great tapas-style restaurant where you can taste the true Caribbean in up to 20 dishes. For the more active traveller, why not enjoy a spot of river tubing? Hop inside a large ring and sail down the colourful river bank.
Grenada also boasts a range of hiking trails through the lush rainforest and jungle; head to the refreshing waterfalls and spot Caribbean wildlife on the way including hummingbirds, lizards and the Grenada Mona monkey. You’ll never want to leave.
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Great sample itineraries
Here's a selection of popular itineraries to give you some ideas. But almost anything's possible so call us now and we'll create an amazing holiday just for you.
Luxury Grenada Catamaran Cruise
Known as the Spice Island, Grenada is an emerald jewel edged by black and white sand beaches and surrounded by bright blue seas; the perfect spot for a sailing holiday. On your luxury sailing adventure, you will encounter quaint Caribbean...
Sailing holidays
St Lucia and Grenada Multi Centre
Guide Price £3,599 pp
On this once in a lifetime trip explore the beautiful St Lucia with its towering Pitons and lush green rainforests followed by a relaxing stay on one of Grenada's beautiful beaches. St Lucia has so much to offer, trek up...
Beach holidays
Grenada and Tobago Multi Centre
For those wanting to escape the towns and cities and enjoy a more quiet way of life and enjoy mother nature, then Grenada and Tobago is the perfect twin-centre holiday for you. In Grenada, step away from the beach to...
Beach holidays
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The aromas of cinnamon, nutmeg and clove will stay with you once you’ve left Grenada. Famously known as the Spice Isle, this beautifully green Caribbean island awash with waterfalls, lakes and stunning beaches, has been cultivating spices for more than 100 years. You’ll relish the aromatic flavours of their cooking and a visit to the capital of Saint George’s – known for its pretty European-style buildings – is a must.
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Natural Wonders
If you like a mystical tale, you’ll love the story behind Grand Etang. Legend has it that a mermaid deity, Orisha, lured men to their death in the highest crater-lake on Grenada and that this 550 metre-wide pool is actually bottomless.
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Cuisine and Street Food
Also known as the "Island of Spice", Grenada is home to many plantations such as Nutmeg, ginger, cinnamon and cocoa, and much of the island's cuisine is suitably spicy - especially the hot pepper sauce.
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Matthew
Destination Specialist
“Grenada is generally not an all inclusive destination, and for good reason in my eyes. It’s really easy to get out and sample the vast array of tasty fresh food available, and it’s all well priced too.”
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Ceri
Destination Specialist
“Challenge yourself to finishing the seven course menu at Spice Island, but make sure you save space for the best course – dessert. The chefs aren’t afraid to experiment with flavours and often surprise you with a culinary masterpiece.”
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Melissa
Destination Specialist
“Go to the Underwater Sculpture Park. Not only will you see the unique marine habitat and colourful fish that live there, but on the way you may well see a fever or two of rays.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
The island of Grenada is around 21 miles long and 12 miles wide – about the size of the Isle of Wight. It covers an area of around 133 square miles and has a population of around 110,000. The island is part of the State of Grenada, which also comprises the islands of Carriacou and Petite Martinique.
Grand Anse beach is one of the best – and most well-known – beaches in Grenada. Morne Rouge Beach (also known as BBC Beach), Magazine Beach, La Sagesse, Grooms Beach (Parc a Boeuf) and Bathway Beach are also some of the best.
