National Cricket Stadium

To soak up the history and culture of Grenada, stay in St George’s, the island’s centuries-old capital city. With restaurants along the harbour and throughout the city centre, it is also ideal for foodies looking to explore the island’s divine cuisine.

To simply soak up the sun instead, head to the island’s southwest peninsula which is lined with its most desirable beaches including Grand Anse, Magazine Beach, and Morne Roge Beach. Of course, where there’s popular beaches, there’s also grand hotel resorts ready to welcome families.

For a quieter and more solitary beach experience, stay on one of Grenada’s smaller islands like Carriacou or Union Island. While they may be more difficult to reach than Grenada itself, the journey is more than worth it when you find yourself alone on a balmy beach.

For a more affordable island experience in Grenada, head to Grenville on the island’s eastern coast. Vibrant, colourful, and undeniably authentic, this town will guarantee a realistic insight into life in Grenada, which is perfect for travellers who want to avoid the frills of tourism.