Frankly, Grenada beaches are perfection – and we truly mean that. The endless miles of idyllic coastline that ensconce the two large islands that make up the nation vary from gorgeous, fine, soft white sand, to Icelandic-looking black sand beaches that look as cool in real life as they do on Instagram. And then there’s the desert islands…
The only thing better than frolicking in the calm Grenadian sea is snorkelling or scuba diving so you can experience the full majesty of the marine life under the surface. While there are plenty of places to snorkel and dive in Grenada, there’s no doubt some spots are better than others when it comes to astounding scenery and once-in-a-life-time chances to spot certain wildlife.
People from Grenada have plenty to be proud of when it comes to titillating the tastebuds with their local fares, but you’d be hard pressed to find anyone on the Caribbean island who isn’t ready to wax lyrical about the incredible properties of their local rum. The country has a long history of producing this drink, which has an intrinsic link with the slavery of the past thanks to its reliance on sugarcane. Nowadays, though, the industry is mostly run by Grenadians, for Grenadians – and they’re ready to share their drinks with the world.
Although a relatively small and new country, Grenada is packed full of things to do. The island nation isn’t just about lazy beach days and evening rum cocktails, but has plenty of cultural and historical sights to go along with idyllic stretches of coast and stunning waterfalls. In fact, when it comes to things to do in Grenada, there’s almost too much to try and see. Luckily, we’ve managed to do something other than liming during our time on this paradise, so if you’re looking for activity ideas, then you’ve come to the right place. Read ahead for our favourite things to do in Grenada.
Just open the camera app on your smartphone or use a QR scanning app to start downloading Orbzii
