Grenada is an eco-tourism paradise that offers pure Caribbean adventure – hiking, diving, beaches, waterfalls, mountains, forests, and much more.
Grenada’s unspoiled landscapes appeal to adventure seekers, nature lovers, beach dwellers, families seeking fun and adventure, couples looking for romantic getaways or destination weddings, or busy, stressed out, hardworking people in search of escape and relaxation.
Come celebrate our culture. Discover Spice Mas – a fusion of energy, colour, Caribbean music, dance, rum, rhythm and history. Feast on our unique Caribbean foods. And you haven’t been to Grenada unless you try ‘Oil Down’ – a culinary menage of breadfruit slow-cooked with meat, fish and vegetables, absorbing the wonderful flavours of callaloo and coconut milk.
Grenada is rich in history. Be amazed by our French, Spanish, British, Amerindian, African and East Indian influences.
Grenada is rich in history. Be amazed by our French, Spanish, British, Amerindian, African and East Indian influences.
Grenada got its name from the British who took control from the French in 1763. The French settlers originally called the island La Grenade from the name Granada, given by the Spaniards in the 1520s.
Explore our many archaeological sites providing evidence of the first settlers – the Arawak-speaking Amerindians. The skills of these agricultural and fishing settlers remain with us today. Discover our archaeological treasures such as the petroglyphs at Duquesne Bay in St. Mark, where carvings on large boulders depict faces and drawings from the past.
The National Museum in our capital, St. George’s can transport you back in time. There are also several historical sites offering an experience of invasions, battles and tragedies throughout our history.
Celebrate our Independence. On February 7th 1974, Grenada became the first Windward and Leeward Island to become a sovereign nation. Each year on this day, we celebrate our independence through formal and informal cultural traditions.
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