Grenada is a Caribbean island with gorgeous beaches, a turquoise blue sea, lots of untouched nature and secluded bays. In the interior of the island, extinct volcanic cones rise up to 900 meters high, covered by rainforest and spice plantations. There is much to discover: crater lakes, numerous waterfalls, old forts and warm springs and not to forget the capital Saint George’s, one of the most beautiful port cities of the Antilles.

Capital: St. George’s

Currency: East Caribbean Dollar

Languages spoken: English (official), Patois

Regions

Saint George
Saint John (Grenada)
Saint Mark
Saint Patrick
Saint Andrew
Saint David
Carriacou – Sister Island
Petit Martinique – Sister Island

Cities

St. George’s – capital of Grenada and the St. George region
Gouyave – capital of St. John region
Victoria – capital of the St. Mark region
Sauters – capital of the region St. Patrick
Grenville – capital of the region of St. Andrew
Grand Anse – tourist center
Morne Rouge

Grenada is a very green and diverse Caribbean island, of course Grenada has the typical Caribbean dream beaches such as Morne Rouge, Levera Beach in the north or La Sagesse located on the Atlantic side and many more both white and black sand beaches. However, this island has so much more to offer. There are three volcanic crater lakes, which are quite unique in the Caribbean. You can explore waterfalls hidden in the rainforest, visit old plantations such as the Dougladston Estate or the River Antoine rum factory. There are old historic forts such as Fort George or Fort Frederick. But of course, botanical gardens like the Bay Garden in St. Paul’s. But in no case should you forget to visit the capital St. George’s one of the most beautiful port cities of the Caribbean with its colorful market.

Climate: There is an alternating humid tropical climate. Rainfall during the rainy season from June to December is very heavy, but usually never lasts more than an hour. The dry season is from January – May. The lowest temperatures occur between November and February, with temperatures ranging from 24° to 30°C year-round.