Travel Guide to Grenada
Grenada, known as the "Spice Island," offers stunning beaches, lush rainforests, and a vibrant Caribbean culture.
St George's, Grenada With affordable guesthouses, local food spots, and free natural attractions like waterfalls and hiking trails, Grenada is perfect for travelers looking to experience paradise on a budget.
Whether you're exploring colorful markets, snorkeling off beautiful beaches, or enjoying a sunset by the sea, Grenada makes it easy to have an unforgettable adventure.
Fast Facts
- Official Name: Grenada
- Capital: St. George's
- Other Major Towns: Gouyave, Grenville, Victoria
- Population: Approximately 125,000 people (in 2024)
- Language: English (official), Grenadian Creole English, Grenadian Creole French
- Government: Parliamentary democracy under a constitutional monarchy
- Currency: Eastern Caribbean Dollar (XCD)
- Area: 344 square kilometers (133 square miles)
- Known for: Grenada is famously called the "Spice Island" for its production of nutmeg, mace, cinnamon, and other spices. It's renowned for its stunning beaches like Grand Anse Beach, lush rainforests, scenic waterfalls, vibrant coral reefs, and the world’s first underwater sculpture park. Grenada has a rich cultural heritage, celebrated through lively festivals such as Spicemas (Carnival) and traditional music and dance. The island is also known for its warm, friendly people and its growing reputation as an eco-tourism and yachting destination.