Travel Designers Grenada is known as the spice island due to its production of nutmeg and mace. Situated in the southeastern part of the Caribbean in the Grenadines with 6 other smaller islands and northwest from Trinidad and Tobago and South West of St Vincent. The island is small but full of charm which makes Grenada the perfect choice for a holiday or a honeymoon to relax and unwind.
Top things to do in Grenada
Annandale Falls – Situated in an idyllic setting with a 30 feet waterfall into a small pool surrounded by vegetation.
Fort George – Built-in 1705 by the French it is Grenada’s oldest fort.
Grand Etang National Park – Situated in the central high lands of the island this national park offers excellent walks from a 30-minute stroll to an all-day hike.
Carriacou – If you are a lover of sailing then a visit to the island of Carriacou is a must due to its popularity for sailing.
Getting to Grenada
There are a choice of airlines from the UK either direct or indirect making it a great choice to twin with another Caribbean island such as Tobago or St Vincent and or Mainland USA
When to go to Grenada and the Weather
The best time to visit Grenada is between November and May when the skies are clear with the least amount of rain. For the very best driest weather visit at any time from December to March. The hurricane season is from June to the end of October when strong winds bring rain and hot humid days.
Honeymoons in Grenada
Grenada as a honeymoon destination offers a wide range of hotels from small boutique hotels to large luxury all-inclusive resorts. Many hotels offer several room categories for honeymoon couples to upgrade, such as Beachfront Bungalows, Private swimming pools and Jacuzzi Suites. Go easy Travel offer a personal Travel consultant to help plan your honeymoon or wedding abroad. If you are stuck for ideas then get in touch as we have loads to suggest to you.
Grenada Accommodation, Hotels, Self-Catering
There are many accommodation options to choose from budget self-catering rooms to the most luxurious five-star resorts with Spas and beachfront rooms. There are sometimes late deals available on our Managers Special Holiday offers. Get in touch to find out more, call 01256 or email your request.
Getting Married in Grenada and Weddings on the Beach
You will need 24 hours to organise the legal documentation for the marriage license and it is advisable to send copies of the required documents in advance.
Legal Requirements for a wedding in Grenada – Birth certificate, parents written consent if under 18 year of age, proof of divorce if previously married, death certificate of Widow or widower if previously widowed. Original certificates will be required on the day of the wedding.
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Golf holidays to Grenada,
This island is not the first destination you will choose for a golfing holiday as there is only one 9 hole golf course. However, if you fancy a few holes of golf then the Grenada Golf and country club is there to offer 9 holes of golf on the island. Alternatively, island-hop to St Vincent or Trinidad and Tobago for the nearest golf.
Car Hire and Driving in Grenada
Road conditions in the larger cities and the more tourist-frequented areas are fair to good, but bumps and other roadway nuisances can be extreme in the more rural areas.
A U.S. or UK driver’s license is valid for a minimum of one year, but you must be 21 to drive. Driving is on the left-hand side of the road with steering wheels on the right.
Traffic is fairly light, but roads in the countryside are frequented by domestic animals and can become narrow and winding. Be prepared to give up the right of way to both livestock and oncoming traffic. Most locals don’t think twice about stopping in the middle of the road to carry on a conversation with a bystander, and don’t be put off by honking horns; it’s a Caribbean way of saying hello.
For more information please visit the official website for the Grenada Tourist Board
Country Grenada
Languages are spoken English
Currency East Caribbean dollar
Visa requirements None for UK passport holders