Top 10 Places to Visit in Grenada

The best places to visit in Grenada span volcanic crater lakes, white sand beaches, centuries-old forts, working spice plantations, and spectacular waterfalls. Many of the most rewarding places to visit in Grenada are only accessible by car. Here are the top 10.

1. Grand Anse Beach

Grand Anse is Grenada’s most famous beach — a two-mile crescent of white sand and calm turquoise water on the southwest coast. Just 10 minutes from the cruise terminal. Restaurants, beach bars, and watersports are all available on site.

2. Grand Etang National Park

Grand Etang National Park sits at the heart of Grenada’s mountainous interior, 30 minutes from St. George’s. A volcanic crater lake surrounded by dense rainforest. Mona monkeys roam freely near the visitor centre and often approach tourists closely.

3. Fort George

Fort George stands on a promontory overlooking St. George’s harbour. Built by the French in 1705, it offers panoramic views over the capital and coastline. Entry is free.

4. Concord Falls

Concord Falls is a series of three cascades in St. John’s parish, each with a natural swimming pool. The first fall is accessible by car park path. The second and third reward hikers with near-total solitude.

5. Belmont Estate

Belmont Estate is a working organic cocoa and spice farm in St. Patrick’s. Guided tours cover the full chocolate production process. An outstanding agritourism experience.

6. River Antoine Rum Distillery

The River Antoine Rum Distillery has operated since 1785 — reportedly the oldest water-powered rum distillery in the Caribbean. Guided tours show the unchanged production process.

7. Levera Beach and National Park

Levera Beach in Grenada’s northeast is wild, remote, and extraordinarily beautiful. A nesting ground for leatherback sea turtles from March to July. Exceptional birdwatching habitat.

8. Annandale Falls

Annandale Falls is the most accessible waterfall in Grenada — 15 minutes from St. George’s. A 30-foot cascade into a natural swimming pool. Perfect for families.

9. Underwater Sculpture Park

The Molinere Underwater Sculpture Park off Grenada’s west coast features life-size human figures installed on the seabed, now encrusted with coral and marine life. Accessible by snorkel or scuba.

10. St. George’s Capital City

St. George’s is one of the most picturesque harbour towns in the Caribbean. The Carenage inner harbour, the covered market, Fort Frederick, and the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception are all worth exploring.

For more on Grenada’s attractions, visit the Grenada Tourism Authority.

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