Tourist Attractions in Grenada

Tourist Attractions in Grenada consist of many natural beauties. The isle of Grenada dwarfs the chain of islets revolving off to the northeast known as the Grenadines. The capital of Grenada, St George's, is on the southwest coast; another is at Levera Bay near the island's northern tip. Travelers flock at this destination especially for the extinct volcano which cradles a beautiful 30 acre lake.

There are more than a few cascades in Grenada, the most stunning of which are the Annandale Falls, a 15m waterfall that flows into a mountain stream, and the Mount Carmel cascade, the island's highest waterfall.

St George's

The Carenage, a picturesque inner harbor with 18th-century warehouses and restaurants, and Fort George are both worth visiting. Observe also the outer harbor, St Andrew's Presbyterian Church and Fort Frederick.


Spice Country

Here guests go by some of the prettiest fishing villages on the islet. Spices are sorted, dried and milled at the factory which is hidden among the red roofs of Gouyave. You can find a traditional plantation in the center of the nutmeg- and cocoa-growing region in the Dougaldston Estate.

Sauteurs/Morne des Sauteurs

From these rocks, the last of the island's Carib Indians plummeted to their deaths in 1650.


Carriacou

In 'the Grenadines of Grenada', this isle is a yachtsman's heaven. The Carriacou Museum in Hillsborough has an striking collection of Amerindian artifacts and mementoes dating back to occupation by the French and British.

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