Explore Grenada
Grenada smells of nutmeg long before a spice tour explains why, and roads rise from bright bays into rainforest where waterfalls break the heat. St George's brings painted houses and market life into a journey that can otherwise move at the pace of a beach afternoon. Stay long enough to see more than one shoreline: spend time in the capital, learn from a locally run spice or cocoa producer and choose a guided forest walk or responsible marine trip. Leaving gaps in the schedule makes room for weather, conversation and the island's slower rhythm. Check current travel and health advice, hurricane-season conditions and local marine warnings before each outing. Use insect protection, secure valuables, take licensed transport after dark and do not assume calm-looking water is free of currents. Exact step-free access is inconsistent, so confirm rooms, vehicles, jetties and toilets in writing. Count this complete after experiencing Grenada's communities, food and landscape rather than only passing through a resort. Add it if you want a Caribbean journey with enough depth to connect beach time to the land and people behind it.