Attractions

ATTRACTIONS

To pique your curiosity, here is a little information about some of our most popular attractions, which are included in our tours below:

Fort George

A visit to Grenada will be incomplete without visiting the hub of its geo-political history. Fort George, built in 1706 has stood the test of time from French and English battles to the hoisting of Grenada’s flag for the first time in 1974, to being the last pillar of Grenada's revolution in 1983.

River Antoine Rum Distillery

Built in 1785, it's the oldest water wheel driven from factory in the Caribbean.

Grand Etang Lake

A drive through Grenada's rainforest will take you to the Grand Etang Lake. Formed by volcanic activities, this scenic environment is breathtaking, with the possibility of seeing the Mona monkeys in the area.

Airport Monuments

Cuban and American monuments erected close to Grenada's International Airport in memory of fallen American soldiers and Cuban construction workers in Grenada's invasion on October 1983.

Leapers Hill

The inhabitants of the island before a total control by the French were known as the “Caribs” who fought fiercely against the French, being outnumbered and with inadequate weaponry “leapt to their death” rather than surrender at a precipice at the northern end of the island appropriately called Le Morne De Sauteurs the French name which means Leapers Hill.

Concord Waterfall

A series of three falls. The first and most readily accessible is 65 feet tall on the west coast of the island.

Annandale Waterfall

Only about 20 minutes from the town of St. George, this scenic fall is accessible through a paved botanical garden.

Mount Carmel Waterfall

Town of Saint George

The scenic Carenage with Georgian architecture looks up to Fort George and is the home of the Christ the Deep statue, and the National Museum. Steps away is the House of Chocolate with guided tours on chocolate production. A walk through Sendall Tunnel takes you to downtown St. George's.

Belmont Estate & Creole Restaurant

Enjoy the best of two worlds with the tour of an organic farm, embrace the opportunity to have a guided tour of chocolate processing and dine at a creole restaurant with local Grenadian food.

Pearls Airport

A visit to Grenada’s first airport at the north eastern coast built in 1945 is no longer used for commercial flights and is now the site for local and regional drag racing. It also houses relics of two Cuban and Russian made airplanes abandoned after the Grenada Revolution. This area also has numerous artefacts and relics as a former Amerindian settlement.

Grand Anse Beach

A visit to the world renowned Grand Anse Beach at the southern part of the island is unmatched. Two miles of white sand with crystal clear and tranquil water of the blue Caribbean Sea only gets better with the ray of the island’s sunshine. This gem is a definite must visit.

Lake Antoine

This landmark is Grenada’s second largest water lake and is located about 6 miles from the island's second town of Grenville.

Grenada Distillers Ltd.

It is the largest rum distillery on the island and boasts of its many award-winning Clarke's Court products. This distillery has been in operation since 1937 and is located about 6 miles from the town of St. George. A guided tour will enlighten you on all stages of processing from the cane fields to the bottling of its many products.

Westerhall Rum

Located on the eastern coast of Grenada in the parish of St. David. Appropriately named after the village in which it operates has been in operation of bottling for over 45 years with its water wheeled mechanism which has been there on its sugar estate since the 1800’s.

It is the islands highest waterfall of over 70 feet.

Tours

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