Our Grenada Tips (what to do & where to go)
Here are some tips we have put together, on what to do, where to go and what there is to see, while in Grenada. For instance, Restaurants, Tours, Car Rentals, Shops or Hotels. We will feature photos and descriptions of why we think this place or tour is worth visiting or doing. Also, if you have visited our island, and have been somewhere or done something which you think is worth recommending, let us know what it was and why you think it is worth it, and we will add it to our 'tips' section.Past tips we have featured:
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Sightseeing & ToursEasy Rain Forest Hike - Cascade - Grenada Blog
Rome's Museum
Cool spot to beat the heat - Grenada Blog
Grenada Sugar Factory
You can purchase its rum products and enjoy a guided tour of the site, which is located in Woodlands, St.George's.
River Antoine - Rum Factory
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BusinessesY & R Car RentalsArawak Islands Vendors Market Located at the Grand Anse Beach and offers a wide variety of spices, jewellery, crafts, souvenirs, local food and much more. Pelicans Villa - Carriacou Lazy Lagoon Guest house |
Restaurants, Entertainment & NightlifeLittle Dipper Highly recommended by us, excellent restaurant for local food - read our review. Sand Bar Webcamgrenada Blog:If you would like to get away from the Grand Anse beach and try somewhere different to relax on a Sunday, then the Sand Bar should be at the top of your list. Crab Racing |
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Slightly off the beaten path, and where you can go on your own if you rent a vehicle, are the small cascades upstream of the Seven Sisters Falls.
Its the perfect place to relax away from the beach and just enjoy a cool soak in the river.
Mr. Rome's collection may not be officially a museum, but his collection of
everyday antiques, many of which are from the early part of the century,
give a snapshot of what life was like then.
He enthusiastically guides you through his collection.
This historical 300 year old fort, which overlooks the town and harbour of
St.George, offers stunning views. With its old cannons and battlements, it
has featured in the political history of our island and is easily accessed
via the main road.
A 300 year-old plantation in St.Patrick's, that offers a unique link between the past and the present.
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.
If you would like somewhere to go to get away from the crowds and just relax and enjoy a refreshing soak in a river, then we would suggest you try the one in Victoria, near the old Tufton Hall estate.
This privately owned distillery, whose processes have changed little since the 1800's is the oldest
functioning water-propelled distillery in the Caribbean.
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?
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.
Grenada's market is one of the most colourful in the Caribbean.
It is at its very most colourful on Saturday mornings: full to bursting, bustling, all tables laden with fruit,
vegetables and, this being Grenada, spices.
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