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The Most Secluded Beaches in Grenada Only Reachable by Car
The secluded beaches in Grenada are among the Caribbean’s best kept secrets. While most tourists stay at Grand Anse, Grenada has over 45 beaches — and many of the most beautiful are completely empty. The only way to discover the secluded beaches in Grenada is with your own rental car.
La Sagesse — Most Beautiful Secluded Beach in Grenada
La Sagesse in St. David’s parish is widely considered the most beautiful secluded beach in Grenada. Sheltered by a rocky headland and backed by mangroves and coconut palms, this hidden bay sits at the end of a rough track off the main road. The La Sagesse Nature Centre serves food and drinks. Drive time: 40 minutes from St. George’s.
Bathway Beach — Best Family Secluded Beach in Grenada
Bathway Beach on the north coast is protected by a natural rock reef that creates a calm, shallow swimming area ideal for families. One of the few secluded beaches in Grenada that is genuinely safe for young children. Drive time: 55 minutes from St. George’s.
BBC Beach (Morne Rouge)
BBC Beach is a quiet crescent of golden sand just 10 minutes from Grand Anse. Despite its proximity to the tourist corridor, it sees a fraction of the visitors. Calm water, clean beach, and a small beach bar on site.
Levera Beach — Wild and Remote
Levera Beach in Grenada’s northeast is the island’s most dramatic and remote beach. A wide sweep of dark sand facing the Atlantic, with views to Sugar Loaf and Sandy islands. A nesting site for leatherback sea turtles from March to July. Drive time: 60 minutes from St. George’s.
Magazine Beach — Best Snorkelling Beach in Grenada
Magazine Beach near the airport offers excellent snorkelling directly from the shore. Calm, clear, shallow water with healthy reef close to the sand. Quiet on most days with basic facilities nearby.
La Baye (BBC) Beach
La Baye Beach near Grenville on the east coast is another of Grenada’s truly secluded beaches, rarely visited by tourists. A wide crescent of brown sand backed by palms. Best visited mid-week when the village beach is almost entirely empty.
For more Grenada beach information, visit the Grenada Tourism Authority.
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When to Visit the Secluded Beaches in Grenada
The secluded beaches in Grenada are beautiful year-round, but timing your visit can make a significant difference to the experience. Grenada enjoys a relatively dry season from January to May, which is the best time to visit most beaches. The rainy season runs from June to November, with the heaviest rainfall in September and October. Even during the rainy season, however, Grenada typically experiences short tropical showers rather than all-day rain, and beach conditions remain good on most days. For the secluded beaches in Grenada on the north coast, particularly Bathway and Levera, the period from March to July also coincides with leatherback sea turtle nesting season — an extraordinary natural experience if you are willing to visit in the early morning hours with a guide. The underwater visibility for snorkelling at Magazine Beach and BBC Beach is best from December to April when the water is calmest and clearest. For La Sagesse, any weekday morning throughout the year offers near-total solitude.
