Must-visit attractions in Grenada: bays, rainforests, and underwater sculptures
Must-See Attractions
2026-10-03
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From horseshoe-shaped bays to the world’s first underwater sculpture park, explore the top sights on the Spice Island by theme.
Cities and Beaches
- St. George’s Horsehoe Bay and Carenage: One of the Caribbean’s most photogenic harbors, with colorful houses lining the bay. (2 hours)
- Grand Anse Beach: A three-kilometer stretch of white sand with calm waters, ideal for swimming and family outings. (Half day)
- Fort George: A colonial-era fortress overlooking the bay, offering stunning views. (1 hour)
- Market Square: A local market selling spices, fruits, and handicrafts. (1 hour)
Nature and Rainforest
- Grand Etang National Park: A volcanic crater lake surrounded by tropical rainforest trails, often home to the island’s monkeys. (Half day)
- Annandale Falls: A cascading waterfall in the rainforest where you can take a dip. (1 hour)
- Sulphur Springs: A rare volcanic hot spring in the Caribbean. (1 hour)
Spice and Culture
- Nutmeg Processing Factory (Gouyave area): Learn about the island’s key spice industry. (1 hour)
- Cocoa and Rum Estates: See cocoa processing and rum production, with tastings available. (2 hours)
- Carriacou Island: A ferry-accessible outer island known for shipbuilding and Big Drum music. (One day)
Underwater and Diving
- Molinere Underwater Sculpture Park: One of the world’s first underwater sculpture parks, great for snorkeling or diving. (2–3 hours)
- Morne Rouge Bay: A calm bay ideal for snorkeling, with coral and fish just offshore. (Half day)