Grand Etang Lake

Grand Etang Lake

Grand Etang Lake is one of the most spectacular submarine volcanoes still in existence, located in the parish of Saint Andrew. Compared to other lakes, Grand Etang is not very deep, but it sits 500 meters above sea level and is one of the island’s deep crater lakes. Grand Etang Lake is currently one of Grenada’s most popular tourist destinations, mainly due to its breathtaking scenery and its location in the island’s most visited parish—Saint Andrew.

For hikers and long-distance travelers, Grand Etang Lake is one of the best and most rewarding choices when visiting Grenada. The magnificent Grand Etang is a crater lake surrounded by lush tropical forests, and many visitors choose to hike there, with various markers along the trail that make it easier for future hikers. The scenery around the lake is awe-inspiring, featuring rare tropical plants and a diverse forest fauna that create an enchanting area. Breathtakingly beautiful waterfalls complement the striking blue waters of Grand Etang, whose crystal-clear depths are often graced by playful fish.