The best way to get around Grenada is by car. Unless you're planning to spend all of your time in Grand Anse Beach or St. George's, you'll need your own set of wheels. Public minibuses do provide ...

Many travelers that have wandered the narrow streets of St. George's say that it's almost like walking through an oil painting. The vivid, brightly painted houses exude an aura of colonialism. In fact ...

New destinations always have a high probability of creating some amazing ­memories, and some even suggest the opportunity to provide you with the excursion of a lifetime. With an open mind and a plan, ...

The tiny Caribbean island of Grenada is one of the smallest independent countries in the western hemisphere. Known as the Spice island, it is the world's second-largest producer of nutmeg after ...

Monkeys, monkeys everywhere. These are Old World mona monkeys — weighing around 11lbs and groomed as if having come from the hair salon. Their body fur is coffee brown, their chipmunk-like cheeks ...

There are few places on the world map that haven't be well trodden by tourists these days – especially when it comes to the Caribbean. With its clear waters, lush landscape and vibrant culture, the ...

At only 21 miles long and 12 miles wide, a stay anywhere on Grenada guarantees proximity to all the treasures the island holds. The nutmeg on the national flag is the surest sign that these treasures ...

The Caribbean island of Grenada celebrates 50 years of independence this year. Grenada’s history is derived from a diverse array of influences, including the early indigenous Amerindian communities of ...

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