Category Archives: The Island
Find the Perfect Honeymoon Destination in Grenada
December 27, 2012Tropical destinations are often at the top of the list for newlyweds choosing their honeymoon hotspot. This ultimate romantic getaway can include miles of beautiful beaches, sunny weather and plenty of reasons to relax – all of which can be found in Grenada. To begin planning a honeymoon, couples should … Read More
A Grenada Holiday Tradition: Sorrel
December 21, 2012Part of the hibiscus family, sorrel (aka roselle) can be found growing both cultivated and wild around Grenada. During the holiday season, a delicious traditional drink is made from the flower of the plant. Compared by some as similar to apple cider, the drink is enjoyed cold, and is simultaneously … Read More
Step Back in Time in Grenada on a Wooden Bus Tour
December 19, 2012Take a step back in time with wooden bus tour of Grenada. The island’s first means of transportation, the original wooden busses feature padded wooden benches for passengers and are open sided, removing the need for windows. Used until foreign vehicles – mostly imported from Japan – became available in … Read More
Step Inside Grenada’s Charming and Interesting Museum
December 13, 2012Some travelers may think of museum visits as being reserved for big cities, but the sunny island of Grenada has it’s own gem of a historical center as well. The Grenada National Museum is full of fascinating exhibits and unique items that allow travelers a look into the personality and … Read More
Fresh Finds at St. George’s, Grenada Open-Air Market
December 11, 2012The outdoor bazaars found throughout the Caribbean allow local fruit and vegetable farmers to bring freshly picked crops to market. Travelers who hope to get a look into this interesting cultural experience while visiting Grenada should head to Market Square. Located in the town of St. George’s, this is a … Read More
Grenada’s Stunning Crater Lakes
December 10, 2012While the beaches that line the sparkling shores of Grenada are spectacular, there are other fine bodies of water to explore on the island. Located in breathtaking national parks, these areas are ideal for travelers who love the outdoors and would like to spend a day or two hiking, biking … Read More
5 Best Times to Visit an SGU Student in Grenada
December 7, 2012In addition to beautiful beaches, tropical forests and gorgeous weather, Grenada is known for St. George’s University (SGU). Since opening its doors in 1976, what started as an independent medical school has grown to include a veterinary program, Master’s degree programs such as MPH and MBA, and an undergraduate program that … Read More
Grenada named National Geographic’s ‘Best of the World 2013′
December 5, 2012Grenada has been named as one of the twenty must-visit locations in the world for 2013 by National Geographic Traveler. Mentioned among exotic locations including Crimea and Raja Ampat, Grenada was given the fitting description of “Caribbean with a smile”. As the article states “It’s one of the last truly Caribbean islands, … Read More
New at Grenada Underwater Sculpture Park: Vicissitudes
November 29, 2012Housing 65 underwater sculptures in a 800 square meters radius, Grenada’s Underwater Sculpture Park is snorkeling and scuba diving paradise. Considered by National Geographic one of the top 20 places in the world to visit, the park is designed to assist the in the growth of the natural reef. Sculptor Jason de … Read More
Find the Island’s Sweet Side at Grenada Chocolate Factory
November 28, 2012The island of Grenada lives up to its nickname of “the Spice Isle” with its delicious local fare. Perfect for those with a sweet tooth, the tropical paradise is known for its exports of the spicy, savory and sugary variety. A fantastic place to explore while visiting the island is the … Read More
