The 49 best beach spots in Grenada

A really great beach to relax and enjoy the local vibes, nice and beautiful sand. You can get some shades from the trees, so you are going to be fine. Water is calm and soothing, very enjoyable. A great place to catch the sunset.

Grand Anse Beach Review: 4/5 Stars 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Grand Anse Beach in Grenada is undeniably beautiful! The clean water and soft sand make it a perfect spot for swimming, relaxing, and enjoying the natural beauty of the island. The water is crystal-clear, and there are plenty of chairs and umbrellas available for rent ($30 with WiFi included). However, I recommend skipping the water taxi. While it’s a popular choice at $15 per person round trip, it was overcrowded and felt unsafe. For just $10 more, a regular taxi is faster, more comfortable, and worth every penny. The reason I gave the beach 4 stars instead of 5 is due to some of the beach servers being a bit too persistent. Being asked repeatedly (over 20 times!) if I wanted a massage or to buy spices got a little tiring and detracted from the relaxing vibe. All in all, Grand Anse Beach is stunning and worth a visit, especially if you’re cruising into Grenada. Just come prepared for a little hustle and bustle along the shore! Stay tuned for my detailed review of the water taxi experience! #GrandAnseBeach #GrenadaTravel #BeachReview #CaribbeanAdventures #CruiseTips #BeachLife #TravelGrenada #JKCAdventures #IcedAdventures

We have been to T&C (best beach Taylor Bay),St Lucia (best beach Anse Chastanet) and Antigua (Pidgeon Beach if you had to push me!) and we think that Grand Anse is definitely at top of list for a number of reasons. We like a beach that is easy to access with a hire car, fairly quiet, good swimming, clean, and is nice to walk along. This beach ticks all those boxes. It is also so long that even on busy days (eg, cruise ship days), you can still find a quiet spot. We are really impressed how clean it is kept (the most rubbish we saw was after a cruise ship of English tourists - come on guys, letting the side down!). There are also some really good restaurants along the beach - Unbrellas and 61West are both fab. Love the fact you can just grab a Carib for same price as supermarket to drink on beach. No jet skis which was great - they ruined Taylor Bay for us. And everyone is so friendly- love the Grenadian people, they definitely make you feel at home. Had no worries walking the length of this beach at night. Cruise ship days we did tend to head elsewhere, just for the number of sunbeds that appear for passengers. The sand is super soft and a mix between white and black depending on which part of beach you are on. We did have a few vendors approach us but they were always respectful and once they had spoken to us did not approach again, just gave us a friendly wave.

Go to Grenada! This is one of the best and most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean! Clear, blue, calm, cool water! A joy to behold and enjoy it was nice and quiet with locals and tourists alike enjoying the views and refreshing waters. There is some public parking available as well as a beach side bar and small shops for refreshments, drinks, snacks and quick bites. Definitely visit if you are in Grenada!

The perfect place to unwind. The soft white sand, crystal-clear waters, and gentle waves create a serene atmosphere, ideal for relaxation. A must-visit for anyone looking to relax in Grenada!

This beach is absolutely stunning, phenomenal. It's a breath taking. I would highly recommend everyone around the world to visit this beautiful famous beach in Grenada. People are friendly and the beach is very safe. There are hotels, restaurants, shops, art af crafts and pubs on the beach. A great place for family and friends. 🇬🇩 🇬🇩

Apparently this is the most popular beach in Grenada. So if you were looking for calm and soothing then this is not the beach to visit. I love the vibe here tho. The music in the background and the people having fun gives real Caribbean mood. I went here for sunset and it looked amazing! My camera didn’t do it right 😅 but I recommend you to go and have a great time at Grand Anse.

The so called "BBC beach". Very beautiful. Visited in on a Monday afternoon on early June and it was almost empty of people, the sea very calm, the beach very clean. If you have time, visit it !

a serene, family-friendly paradise with its pristine white sand, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and gentle surf. It's the perfect spot for swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying a laid-back Caribbean atmosphere away from the crowds.

Very cozy beach with mangrove trees, beautiful color of water and bars:)

Had a great time at Morne Rouge Beach. We came on a day without a cruise ship in port so I don't know how busy it gets when one comes in. I checked the port schedule before going to the beach. Not busy for the entire time we were there. 9-12. The two beach loungers were 25 ec/10 usd for both. That's all day if we wanted to stay. Would recommend to anyone wanting to relax.

Tricky to get there. Basically stick to the tarmacked 'road', don't go left, head down to where the road ends with a nightclub, turn around and park back up the hill

Nice laid back and free public beach with shade, food and facilities. If you're lucky you might meet the spice guy who has the coolest necklaces made entirely from local spices. Ask him to describe them and it's a spice education on a string, very cool!

If you want a quit beach, beautiful aquamarine water color, clean white sand, and a beautiful view of a relatively small bay, this is your beach at Grenada! We entered thru the Kalinago Beach Resort and used a couple of extension beach chairs to relax for a couple of hours! Great choice!!!! Fully recommended for this time of the year March/April!

I know this beach for being a nice quiet chill on a Sunday. There's a few local bars and eateries open where you could eat before sunset however the menus are limited so bare this in mind. If you go take the opportunity to go to the Welcome Stone prior to going to the beach you won't be dissapointed - the views are amazing.

Large & beautiful beach but not very good for swimming. There's a reef ~20m out which means you can't swim out that far. Ok for a wallow in the shallows.

Lots of washed up seaweed. Extremely coarse sand(but still beautiful), breakwater has migrated somewhat, shallow and rocky.

The water is rather rough but best place to just relax with family and friends

I have recently visited that beautiful place by sharing hiking, walking and running activities with the facebook group called: Grenada Hash House Harriers of which I am a member and in which various activities are organized every Saturday in different parts of the island, really I recommend them to all my Google followers. The place is truly wonderful, its beach, nature, mountains, vegetation and the local people. I recommend it to you all my dear followers,

Nice local beach Few bar's in the area

Oh God it's beautiful! The crystal clear water in very inviting Imagine laying on the stretched out white sand enjoying the cool breeze and warm kisses from the sun. Have the munchies? Food, snacks and beverages are a few steps away, some of the food stalls provide an open WiFi. Cell reception is fair although in some areas the connection may drop. Accessible Public restroom and shower facility. Bathway is on the list of places you must visit.

I only gave 3 stars because we drove all the way from St George's. It was a great twisty turny ride up and down mountains. The beach was empty with lots of driftwood all over the place. If you happen to voyage to the area, Bathway Beach is much better.

nice wiew but sea coast full of sea weeds need to be cleaned seasonally and open north winds not good for swimming,

We were the only ones on the beach. Huge waves on dramatic coast. There were signs that turtles had been ashore at some point. Lots of seaweed but still a lovely L shaped beach to walk along.

A beautiful tranquil beach with some really amazing views of sugar loaf island

The beach was full of sea weeds but the overall feeling was nice, quiet and a little bit wild…

Empty but beautiful beach Bumpy road to get there Fantastic view's of surrounding islands

Excellent beach for nice walks and views.

I love this little beach! Has parking at the bottom of Concrete Strip mostly under shade. Nice sand although it is steep in places. You do need to be careful of rocks, but there are places to get into the water. And of course you have The Aquarium at end of beach- highly recommend the passionfruit soft drink!

Hidden gem in Grenada. Brace yourself for the steep decline when you pull into the drive, but it’s worth the descent. I went at night. There are no lights except for the moon and the stars. There are some gorgeous trees that overhang the entire area, providing shade during the day. Definitely a gorgeous little stop one should make while visiting the island of Grenada

Relaxing, beautiful sunset and sunrise views

A lovely stretch of white sand along the southern shores, this is a perfect place for a relaxing walk, some snorkeling or kayaking. The beach can be quite, a great escape option to busy Gran Anse.. make sure you’ll drink drinks and food if you are planning to stay for a while..

Hidden gem, easily accessible and beautiful. My dad absolutely loved the coral on the beach.

Beautiful beach for swimming. Lots of seaweed by the shore but it's well maintained in-between the green flags.

Really like that this beach was pretty much empty when we went. You can rent lounge chairs from the Aquarium for a few EC. Beautiful scenery!

Nice quiet beach with unpredictable waters though. Calm, then rough, then big waves all within the same hour on some days. Interesting shells on the sand: unique only to this beach. Collect a few. A new hotel has dumped mud and silt into the water and on the sand. The construction of this hotel has ruined the wild life, natural beauty and vegetation. The greed of foreign investors and the Government officials who approved these destructions disguised as constructions, is a mind boggling shame.

This was so disappointing. Very hard, flat area of sand. It's great to walk on but not too comfy for anything else. Huge construction site along most if it, and one end with lots if seaweed.

Beautiful stunning beach, very quiet... BUT unfortunately being destroyed by greedy hotel builders. The adjacent bird sanctuary has been bulldozed down, the views are destroyed and the beach and inland woods were full of construction waste (at least at the part of the beach closest to the construction, next to the nice looking Sagesse Boutique Hotel it's clean). Shame on whoever allowed the construction there!

Had a great dip at this very quiet beach. You were able to hand count visitors.

My favourite place in the whole world as a kid, I fondly called it "Jefferson's beach" after our dear friend there, and could spend hours and hours underneath the palms or trying (and normally failing) to climb them, making new friends, snorkelling, building dams along the rivers, jumping along the stepping stones to the restaurant and soaking up the sun. Slice of heaven truly, even if it's changed over time, it always has something magical about it

The beach is lovely and shallow going far out. As long as sea weed isn't coming inland then its one of the best beaches you can choose to go in the South East side of the island.

Stopped for tea while touring the island. Nothing to write home about… save the sea ( not the tea 🍰😕) BUT There’s nothing more beautiful than a seaside afternoon for good company.

Great place to anchor or grab a ball. You need to find a sandy pach to drop the anchor. The balls are fairly new and in great condition. It costs 30ec or 12us a night . Great place for snorkeling or just a swim. The beach is easy to haul your dinghy a shore and go for a walk. Across the bay, there are a few restaurants and bars to choose from. There is a shuttle for Paradise Beach bar that will pick you up and return you to your boat.

This is my favorite place to be when it comes to soaking up the sun and enjoying a beautiful beach. I spend 3 different days on Sandy and they were all amazing. I highly reccomend getting a boat ride from Paradise Beach Club to get there. It was a super cheap $20EC if you ate at the club or $40EC per person if not. Beautiful views, super cute hermit crabs, small pools to wade in, snorkeling, palm trees, all of it!

This is a beautiful island in the marine park. Pretty snorkeling! And the beach is gorgeous. There were 10 mooring balls there owned by the marine park folk. There is at least 1 broken one, hopefully they fix it as there seem to often be more boats wanting ro come than mooring balls.

Fabulous beach lined with palms. Great snorkeling. What every one pictures when they think of a Caribbean paradise.

It's a must see if you are on a boat. Snorkeling on the reef so many fish.

A beautiful deserted island, full of palm trees, small lagoons and white sand beaches!🫶🏝😍

One of the best southern Caribbean snorkeling spots. Be sure to visit here if you are in the area.

I think maybe I was expecting too much with this beach. It was quiet, definitely a good choice for swimming. But it was quite dirty with a lot of rubbish. A bit smelly due to seaweed build up. But looks really pretty.

I want to say this was my favorite beach in Grenada. The water was calm and clear. The beach was not over crowded which was perfect for a relating beach day.

Interesting name for a beach, no one seem to know what it means, great ambiance, pristine, beautiful sand, amazing experience. I would say a hidden gem!

The beach was beautiful. It was so quiet and not much tourist ( like myself). I paid $43XCD/ $17USD from my hotel( Bay House) to here via Haylup App.

A beautiful beach in Grenado close to Quarantine point. Parking is on the roadway and you walk down a few steps to a wonderful beach. A nice quiet spot to relax there is a bar next to the steps to walk down so refreshments are close by. Definitely check it out if you are in Grenada

The beach is incredible beautiful;

Stopped at this beach on a tour while in Grenada. It's very pretty and the water was very calm. But not great for snorkeling too cloudy. But great beach for swimming and relaxing and just enjoying the day. The parking is something else though 😆 lol I couldn't believe how the big bus was able to park in such a small spot lol Crazy

Along with Bequia perhaps my favorite small Caribbean Island. Not touristy though Tyrell Bay has much enlarged it's amenities for yachting both for clearing in and for yacht parts and yacht services. More yachts than before but good to have a new "supermarket" though Im sure this will sadly have had an effect on the local street sellers of which there are not so many now. However it has not lost its character and only a short and cheap (3.5 ECD) minibus ride along to Hillsborough

Carriacou is a fantastic place. It exceeded all my expectations when I visited it back in 2014. I spent 4 days there, scuba diving most of the time, driving around the island and chilling on the beaches. I recommend Anse la Roche beach if you enjoy snorkeling - clear water with lots of fishes and coral.

A small island with a huge potential. Awesome holiday destination or even a day trip over from surrounding islands.

Great unspoiled island. We sailed there and enjoyed it all.

What an experience. It was beautiful and one of my favorite islands. The people were very friendly.

Love Carriacou! It is worth the trip from Grenada to dine with Allison at Paradise Beach Club. Sandy island has to rank as one of the most unspoiled beaches anywhere.

One of the most beautiful places. Must visit

After a tour by Robert around the island, seeing all the devastation from Hurrican Beryl and learning how hard life is now for the local people, he dropped us at Paradise Beach Club, one of few restaurants operational. The island is in a sorry state, and my heart goes out to everyone living there. The beaches are stunning. Paradise Beach Club is really lovely. Fantastic service, great atmosphere and we were really surprised how good the food was! We ordered the chicken wrap light bite and fish light bite. Delicious!! Go to Carricou, spend some money and help their economy. We did a day trip on ferry from Grenada. It was easy.

Now I see why they call this beach one of the best in the Caribbean. Not only is it on a beautiful small peaceful island but it also is full of variety and slightly changing as you go along the shores. One side is close to a mangrove area. If you walk down the beach toward the airport you will see the area i speak of. It is as clear as crystals. Beautiful glistening water that is shallow and calm and WARM. The water around the mangrove area is warm and so so nice you would want to sleep in it. If you were to turn and look down the beach away from the stadium then you will see all the way down to the end of the beach where the water is cooler and deeper but still exceptionally clear and beautiful. Grape trees line the upper edges of the shore and when bearing fruit you can eat those ripe purple fruit till your belly is full. I loved each visit to this beach i hope you enjoy it too. Remember to keep our beautiful paradise country clean and safe. Alex Marrast 🙏🏼🤌🏼🤘🏼.

Great restaurant and bar right on an incredibly gorgeous beach. The food was great and the service excellent.

Lovely little spot near the ferry. I had the chicken fingers with fries, which were cooked to perfection 👌 . Then, I took a dip in the cool water/beach. There were toilets available for use, which one.could change in. I would definitely recommend!

Extremely beautiful sand and water at this beach in Carriacou.

it is a nice beach. You have a View to little Islands, Like Sandy Island. The water is clear and has a really comfortable Temperature.

Beach was very chill, everyone is super friendly. There are amazing restaurants all along the beach. Really cool to see the fishermen bring in their catches of the day.

One of the prettiest little beaches in Grenada, stop by Bev’a bar for a bear before going to the beach and checking out the petroglyphs.

Great views, gorgeous drive

Lovely place once no seaweed to spend some quiet time

Lovely beach close to the main road.

Paradise

Sun sand an waves..

It is just amazing

Nice open beach, calm waters thanks to the harbour, lots of fishing boats but still plenty of room for a swim.

Lovely, cosy, intimate family friendly beach with shallow waters ideal for small kids. Toilets available.

Great views and nice spot protected from the waves (very important on this side of island)

The airport was certainly a pleasant experience overall. I was particularly impressed by the good duty-free selections available. However, the food prices upstairs were a bit shocking, to say the least. The staff members were incredibly friendly and helpful throughout the entire process. It was definitely a nice and well-kept airport.

Airport, shop, immigration, and airline personnel we met here were patient, friendly, and helpful. Restrooms were very clean. Facilities adequate and shop variety and stock was good. Adequate and up to date info screens for flights, etc. Plenty of adequate seating when the 2nd floor is included. Reasonable air conditioned areas. And I did not see any big tributary photos of questionable/controversial leaders like Fidel Castro and Hugo Chavez as at the St Vincent airport. My only issue at this airport was that flights from Gate 5A and 5B require one to go upstairs to board (there is an escalator and elevator up), yet after scanning your boarding pass, you have to lug all carry on bags and oneself down stairs, and then of course back up the aircraft stairs. It’s humorous initially and not bad for everyone, but sad to see people struggling with their bags and please pray that no one falls. To recap: up… down… up ! This is not the case for convenient, normal ground level gates 1 to 4. Someone donate a couple jetways please! It’s mainly the bigger jets like American Airlines that have the ups and downs, maybe it is some kind of subconscious revenge for all the famous history between lovely Grenada and lovely USA? I believe the whole issue comes from the airport having been designed in anticipation of jetways (much of the waiting space is upstairs) which have not been funded yet? Anyways, the airport overall is quite nice and very suitable.

Small airport but they do international flights. 1 runway for all the flights. No walkways for entering and exiting the plane. Just use the “bluth” staircar staircase. Then you walk in the tarmac. Customs was quick and simple. Some hotels have shuttles but you’ll most likely have to take a taxi to your destination. Wouldn’t recommend renting a car, it’s not like driving where you’re from.

I wish I could give no stars at all, I had triple wrapped both my suitcases with luggage wrap, a suitcase cover and a plastic luggage cover. I noticed that my plastic luggage cover had been tampered with as soon as my luggage had come off the conveyor belt, this left me very uneasy and suspicious!!! My partners luggage had been stripped of both the suitcase cover and the plastic cover, the luggage wrap and zip had been evidently tampered with, they were clearly trying to steal from the luggage. There was a gape where the zip was, the zip was also in a totally different position than I had left it after wrapping it. They had slightly ripped the luggage wrap on one corner. This is absolutely disgusting and ruined the start of my vacation in Grenada. The staff that were around were quite helpful and gave us a form that we could send to insurance to confirm that our luggage was tampered with. My partner and I watched our luggage whilst we were sat on the plane at London Gatwick Airport, we could see both our suitcases being loaded, I know the tampering was done at Maurice Bishop International Airport. GUYS, PLEASE ENSURE ALL YOUR LUGGAGE IS THOROUGHLY WRAPPED UP AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE TO AVOID HAVING ANYTHING STOLEN‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️ I have added pictures of what our luggage originally looked like and how we found them! Someone had taken them off the conveyor and put them to a side.

Small, cute airport but the customer service is HORRIBLE, especially those working in the departure area. From the Jetblue check-in counter to the immigration officers to those working at the departure gate, all rude and acted like it was painful to smile. The woman at Gate 2 working the Jetblue flight to NY ignored the boarding order by Groups and started boarding her buddies from the back of the line while the Mosaic customers had to wait. We knew these people were her friends becasue of the way they greeted each other. Besides the airport experience though, everyone else, we encountered in Grenada, was super pleasant and kind.

This past Wednesday, I was flying to Carriacou wearing mesh pants over my bikini the same pants I wore in August without any issues. It’s a short, 20-minute flight. Check-in went smoothly, and nothing was mentioned about my attire. However, during the security screening, a staff member approached me, asked if I had another pair of pants, and eventually called Security on me. I was surprised and disappointed by how the situation was handled, as I felt it could have been addressed with more professionalism and courtesy. She was very hostile and spoke to me in a rude manner. What stood out to me was that her colleagues observed the exchange but did not step in. I’ve noticed that some staff interactions can feel less welcoming toward certain travelers, and I’ve heard similar feedback from other visitors and locals about the rude and aggressive conduct of some employees particularly toward foreign passengers and women of color.

Lovely airport with carnival features but needs a little refurbishment.

Small Man made with water break quite crowded with sunbeds .

We love Grenada, definitely the friendliest people in the Caribbean and cleanest beaches. We were on a mission to visit as many of the beaches as we could. It was going really well until we tried to get to Pink Gin Beach. We could not find a public entrance or track to beach so thought we would ask at Sandals entry point. First we were told by Sandals staff that the beach was only for hotel guests, then when we pointed out all beaches on Grenada are public, they said they did not come from the island so would not know....really? They were really unfriendly to the point of being rude. Shame on you Sandals.

Beautiful, peaceful Caribbean beach in Grenada! #TLCTravels

Beautiful, calm beach with amazing views!

Sandals LaSource Put it on your bucket list beautiful country very nice people very safe place to wonder off the resort will definitely come back one day

Beautiful beach but small

Six seven 👍🏿

Grande anse is a vibe. Especially on weekends. You get a mix of tourists and locals. Lots of music playing along the beach. Snorkeling pretty much guarantees seeing fish, most often friendly silver ones that like to swim with people. A fair bit of food and bar options although you’ll have to stay in the middle, the ends tend to be resorts. The sand is gold and soft. The colour is beautiful. Mountain lined views too. Tropical and colourful. Overall, this is one of my favourite beaches in the world.

It is definitely one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. It is long, clean and has incredible town as well as sunset views. Swimming is average due to high salt content but doable. There are lifeguards present and parking nearby. Just like most of Grenada, the beach is relatively safe even at night.

A day trip to St George’s in Grenada found us getting a taxi down to Grand Anse Beach for a few hours. After negotiating a 20 dollar taxi for two, 20 minutes later we were on a sun bed outside the Coconut Beach bar and restaurant. Two sun beds and a parasol was again negotiated at 15 dollars so this all felt good value. Grand Anse is set in a lovely bay with a long narrow stretch of clean soft sand. Small warm waves gently turned on the shore creating a typical Caribbean experience. This beach is very popular but has a peaceful charm to it. Plenty of bar tenders offering drinks and snack and you are not hastled or pressure sold anything. All in all, Grand Anse was a lovely place to spend a few hours before heading off to Barbados.

Waters are clear, turquoise and ever so calm. Perfect for children and adults. No rubbish floating in the sea or on the sands. An abundance of marine life swim past your feet (in areas where there are not too many people). The people of the island are calm, welcoming and lets everyone just be. One of the best beaches in the world. Please don’t spoil it if you visit. Please don’t bring any westernised attitudes, and the “no trespassing” and “private beach” nonsense to this island. Lovely.

This is what sunset looks like here, so peaceful and beautiful. A great mix of locals and tourists. Great food at Cummin Up and cocktails at Umbrella Beach Bar.

It was absolutely peaceful and breathtaking. The sun was very hot but the water and the shade of the trees would cool you right down. I went there for a solo date during "working hours" and felt absolutely safe. There were life guards and police patrol. Not sure if the police patrol is an everyday occurrence.

Crystal clear and turquoise water with white sand , simply a beach lover paradise

The hiking trail is closed/non-existent because of Hurricane Beryl. Not currently possible to hike there, trees have fallen, the path is overgrown and no longer visible - you must take a boat (as of April 2025).

Beautyful beach. Very Kind people working there. Direct cooking seafood , tasting sooo good and top Cocktails. What else do you want.....thats Luxus.......! Thank you Guys....

Tim's place was amazing , delicious lobster , beautiful view . Make sure you try it 💚💛❤️

Beautiful secluded beach. Need to walk 30 mins to get to it. Very much worth the effort!

Gets crowded, you can anchor close to shore. The water is still deep. Will go there again

Very nice but small anchorage with good holding in sand. Tim offers a great dinner on the beach. He is also open early for drinks. You can swim, paddle board or dinghy to shore. No dinghy dock. Good snorkeling are either end of the bay. Two trails from the beach lead up to the road.

It used to be a lovely,natural,quiet, secluded beach with turtles and wildlife on the shore and a healthy ecosystem until a couple years ago,but now there is a large clearing with shacks serving food,lights, a generator, people coming and going in motorboats,sometimes garbage strewn about,the animals are gone and sailboats drop anchor on the reef.Progress.Yay.

Petite Martinique is a unique, tranquil and extremely beautiful place. Take time to slow down.

My home...home sweet home cant ask for anything better...a little gem!!

Best beach ever and quiet life and you can get to see a lots off different creatures

small but cool

If you are looking for a quiet place to relax with no disturbances then that's the island to your vacation. Friendly people.

The gem of the Caribbean , beautiful place with loving and caring ppl

It's a very nice place,fresh air

Getting there: find the black bay river in Concord on your preferred GPS app, the road to the bay runs along the river, but isn’t marked on GPS. Driving northbound on Western Main Road, look for the sign to concord falls at a 4 way intersection. Turn left toward the coast at the intersection (opposite concord falls). If you blink you’ll miss it. The road is drivable for about 300 m; pull off to the side and walk the rest of the way - an easy 20 minutes along the river. The bay is absolutely beautiful and well worth the adventure. It’s unspoiled compared to the beaches further south. We were the only ones there for a couple hours until some friendly locals showed up. The sea floor is rocky here, you’ll need tight sandals (chacos were perfect) to wade, swim, and walk in.

Beautiful black sand and rolling seas

Best location friendly people village life

Had a great meal at BBs - highly recommend the crab appetizer! We also got the goat curry and the ribs, both of which were great. After eating at various locations on the beach, it was great to eat Grenadian food. We didn’t get there in time to try the oil down - they had sold out so we have to go back again. Staff was nice and it was a great location on the water.

Great food in a wonderful city in a wonderful country! Fun music playing, great atmosphere from the funky painted walls to the bottles holding different colours on all the tables. The food is great! Super tasty jerk chicken with nice kick. Bonus for the view across the harbour. If you’re in St. Georges, you have to come here!

I had a wonderful time at the restaurant! The food was delicious, the service was excellent, and the atmosphere was unbeatable. The chicken lunch special was a perfect choice. The stewed chicken was perfectly cooked and seasoned, and the sides were all delicious. I especially enjoyed the plantain and the dasheen. The chicken was not spicy at all, which was perfect for me because I don't like spicy food. The service was attentive and friendly, despite being understaffed. Our server was happy to answer our questions about the menu and to let us know how long our food would take to arrive. The atmosphere was the perfect complement to the food. The restaurant has a beautiful view of the harbor, and we could see the fish swimming in the crystal clear Caribbean sea.😘 I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a delicious meal and a relaxing atmosphere. I understand that the service was slow due to being understaffed, but I still had a great experience. I would definitely come back again.

Nice cozy place. Could do with a little ambiance music but nevertheless service was fast, beer cold and the signature dish of curried goat with rice was awesome. Also ordered some fried fruitbread which came with 2 really good sauces to dip. Portion was good and overall a great experience.

Mediocre at max. I expected a lot, took two dishes and both disappointed. Don’t expect much…. I know it’s a famous place but sorry now it’s overdue and overpriced. You can get much better in some more local place

BB’s Crabback was my favorite piece of Grenada. I'm extremely thankful to our driver for this recommendation. We couldn’t have chosen a better place to try Grenadian oil down for the first time. The callaloo soup & fried bake were incredible, we ordered a few more rounds to go. All of their items were fresh & delicious. As impressive as this place was, we had to return for our final dinner on the island. The man in charge understands quality of service & great flavor. If I ever visit Grenada again, it’ll be for BB’s Crabback.

Every trip to Grenada, i go here. Amazing food, probably the best on the island, don't debate me lol. The service was also incredible, John T is the man. Knew the menu, gave great recommendations. Will definitely return.

Definitely great experience, honestly best thing you could do in Grenada 🇬🇩 my advice is don’t go if you can’t dive in and bring GO-PRO camera 📸 Also try not to pay more than 50$ I payed mine 78£ 🤣

Worth going, but if u have the choice, don't go on a cloudy, rainy day...as visibility will be poor... take your personal snorkel gear if u have it, as a bit hit and miss with the boats equipment, however that may be dependent on whom u book through...beautiful speed boat ride along the coast...

Went diving here, from the boat 'High Time'. The sculptures are a bit eerie but beautiful at the same time. Its a great idea, I would like to see more of. Its a shallow depth and makes it harder to miss anything. I got a sunny Caribbean day, which helps. No underwater camera unfortunately. Lots of fish down there too. I got separated from the group and a large school (>100) of small barracuda type fish swam towards me and past me as if I was one of the statues. I was in the middle of the swarm. What a great moment. The beach around this underwater park is nice and also worth a visit

It was really cool to see all the underwater statues. Sandals did wack us $120/scuba $50/snorkeling to go there, but unless you frequent Grenada go see it you'll have a good time.

We went on our own with our friend's boat. There are several statues to discover. We were lucky, a local guide was conducting a tour with a group and he was nice enought to allow us to follow is groupe.

Such an amazing experience! My husband and I did the snorkeling tour and were pleased with how much we could see "from above" vs diving. We had a great tour guide and thoroughly enjoyed seeing the sculptures and the aquatic life! A must see!

The most adventurous thing you can do on the island. Well worth the money I’d say. Ensure that you’re a good swimmer and you know how to float. If not don’t worry they have floaties and provide the snorkel equipment.

We just turned up and went on a Classic Tour. Guide was brilliant, really knew his stuff and made it really interesting. Bought some chocolate which was delicious! We had the set 3 course meal in restaurant, which was OK. Was not a fan of the caged birds - not in this day and age. There are goats, but not that much more to see. But I would definitely recommend visiting and doing the tour.

After visiting Grenada for some many years and now living here I visited Belmont Estate for the first time last week wishing I'd done it sooner. The enthusiastic young man was very informative on the from seed to packet process revealing the secrets of why Grenada has the highest quality chocolate in the world citing some very famous elite brands who use their cocoa. We got to see the entire process culminating in seeing chocolate being prepared for selling and for someone who doesn't like dark chocolate I was amazed at how smooth and had just the right amount of bitterness for my taste. The Cocoa Tea at the end of the tour was amazing, again not my favourite thing but this was spicy and very chocolaty with cinnamon, cardamom and other spices resulting in a deep desire for more. After the tour we dined in the restaurant and again highly recommend regardless if you did the tour or not. The split peas and green banana soups were amazing and the entrees with accompaniments in a buffet style again delicious and very high quality. The waiting staff were Michelin Star in level of service adding to the overall experience of quality and professionalism coupled with friendliness. The from start to finish experience is something I highly recommend that you try as one of the pillars of Grenadian society and commerce and the fact that most staff have worked there for many many years speaks volumes on the Belmont Estate....just go.

Historical venue owned by the Belmont family through generations # chocolate factory# shop#restaurant 4⭐️as the food was way too expensive! ££££⚠️ Had a mixed salad, fish roll portion of chips, sparkling water $EC 130.00! Should have for the three course set lunch menu which was around €EC80.00 per person! 🤑😮‍💨🫤😥👎

Learn all about the making of chocolate. Your guide will take you through the gardens and teach about the local fruits and herbs but most importantly the cacao tree. You’ll taste and see fresh pods, smell the fermenting cacao beans, and feel and smell the drying beans. Sample some fresh cocoa tea.

Great tour guide of more than 20 years explained all about the 400 acre estate and chocolate. Talked about all the local fruits and crops. Tasted chocolate drink and bars. Was educational and informative.

Would absolutely recommend the Tree-to-Bar tour at Belmont Estate! Our farm guide was Jay who showed us how the abundance of fruits are harvested from the land and even let us cut some mangoes off the trees ourselves. When we got back to the property, Jay explained the process of making the chocolate and helped us customize our own bars to take home. The tour ended with a 3 course meal at the restaurant, where each dish contained some kind of chocolate that was farmed and transformed on the estate!

We did a guided tour with Jason yesterday. It was very informative and super interesting! Check it out for yourself, you will not regret going. :) Yes, their chocolate is delicious too! The tour is only 16EC and we did have to wait for a tour guide to become available (about 15min) but it was totally worth it.

Beautiful scenery. Great food. Service was phenomenal. The atmosphere in the water was beautiful. I felt safe and comfortable. Let me add that the restroom was beautiful and clean.

Both the food and drinks were delicious. The entire team was excellent. Amazing view and atmosphere.

Wonderful experience for dinner. We sat by the water and enjoyed a couple hours with 5 star meals clearly crafted by a chef, and not just a cook. Every item our table of 4 had could have been considered fine dining at any well known restaurant. Will 10/10 recommend eating here. So much that we have decided we will be back tomorrow for lunch!

Local soup was great. Beers were cold. Main course of fresh caught tuna blackened with roasted potatoes was really nice. Overall would recommend and go back.

Amazing spot love, sauce side can be added to some items like wraps or burgers without an additional charge, or ask if the item should be made with extra sauce. Aside from thar very clean espically the rest rooms.

We had a fantastic meal at Sails during our time in Grenada. The food was excellent—fresh, flavourful, and beautifully presented. The standout dish for us was the seafood crepe, which was absolutely delicious and perfectly prepared. Service was equally impressive. Our waitress was lovely—warm, attentive, and clearly well trained. She made us feel genuinely welcome and took great care of us throughout the meal. Overall, Sails delivered a wonderful dining experience. Highly recommend it if you’re in Grenada and looking for great food and service in a beautiful waterfront location.

Beautiful restaurant right at St George’s Harbour. One dish I can recommend everyone to try is the lobster. Can’t remember the exact name but it’s one of two lobster dishes and the other is a wrap/roll. A bit pricey but guaranteed to satisfy you. Similarly to almost anywhere in Grenada, servers and polite and attentive. A must visit if you’re in St George’s. Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays tend to be the busiest days.

I was happy to eat at this restaurant. I've heard good reviews, but it was my first time eating there. The menu is a true reflection of Grenada's home style cooking. A dear luv of mine was visiting from the UK and recommended that we had lunch at this restaurant. The meal was enjoyable and the sorrel drink was very delicious.

I visited this location twice on my recent visit to Grenada. You can certainly tell the chef takes their craft seriously from the flavor and freshness of the dishes. I had the pleasure of trying the oil down which I have no complaints about. The rum punch was strong but definitely worth trying.

I've had breakfast, lunch, and dinner here. The family is incredibly hospitable and friendly. The food is authentic and made from scratch, so be patient and enjoy your drink while your meal is being cooked. I highly recommend their rum punch and Grenadine dishes. Be nice to them, tip them well, and thank them for accepting credit cards. Enjoy!

Second visit was 50EC for lambi We ordered the tapas for 65EC, Ginger Pork for 25EC, local lime juice for 10EC and Fruitcake for 10EC. All in all quite good the Tapas is perfect for trying a lot of local dishes, and my favourite was actually the lime juice out of everything it was well balanced not too strong but not weak either. As per the island life expect slow service. We were the only people at 1pm and left around 3pm. This is normal, island life as told to you by a white guy.

I visited this restaurant on a Thursday afternoon for lunch and was pleasantly surprised by the experience. When we arrived, we were the only diners there, which made for a quiet and relaxed atmosphere. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, providing fast service—we received our food within 10 minutes. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and delicious. Overall, it was a great dining experience, and I would definitely recommend it!

Both the Curry Chicken and Jerk Chicken were tasty and filling. The side of rice and peas is authentic to the islands and the plantains with cinnamon were excellent. Milton is a great host, giving attentive service.

This is a must-try restaurant in Grenada. You can come here any time of day and have an absolutely delicious, authentic, homemade meal. For breakfast, try the green banana porridge and you will not regret it. For lunch or dinner, the rum punch to drink plus the creole fish or jerk chicken… so good! Highly recommend this place!

House of Chocolate is truly a unique experience nestled in St. George's. The soursop ice cream is simply divine. The avocado ice cream was smooth. The kids loved the chocolate ice cream. The ambiance is welcoming and you are sure to leave more knowledgeable than when you first arrived. The staff is helpful and will greet you with a smile. So many items to choose from so that there is something for everyone. Its a great family friendly stop where you can support local entrepreneurs by purchasing their goods at reasonable prices. Its always worth a repeat visit.

Ok. Maybe I was expecting too much and did not appreciate that this is just a chocolate shop with a bit of history thrown in! When we visited the small shop, there was obviously some sort of talk going on and you could not really move around very easily. Bit of a shame as we made a special trip. But like I said, maybe expecting too much (disclaimer, we had been on St Lucia and visited their Hotel Chocolate place so maybe that skewed our expectations!).

Great experience! Can learn how chocolate is made and the process of making the cocoa nibs. Educational but not boring at the same time. Baked items are extremely delicious amd reasonably priced. The nutmeg ice cream is so good we are still dreaming of it and even contemplated revisiting just for it! A must visit. Only downside: because of the location, parking is difficult

This is not a full tour. It's a chocolate store but you get a really good, free mini tour. Our 'tour guide' James was amazing- informative and funny. Parking isn't ideal. They have WiFi on location and accept cash and card. There's a good variety of chocolates, souvenirs as well as pastries and ice cream.

I enjoyed hearing and seeing the process of making chocolate and the education of the difference between what is grown and what is processed for our consumption. They provide taste at each processing stage to help you understand. Very informative and the staff was very nice and helpful.

This is an incredible place to learn about Grenada's chocolate history, processing and potent natural cocoa derived products. Mr. James gives an informative and captivating presentation filled with demonstrations and -my favorite - free samples! This place is a must-see when visiting the island of Grenada.

As a group we visited this location it was great to hear all about how chocolate is made and the samples recommended during your visit also great souvenir items

Most authentic distillery I've seen with all original process and procedures. Good tour explaining it all and as much rum as you can sample at the end. Its very strong!!

Wonderful tour into the past as you see how rum should be done. We had a fantastic tour guide as she walked us through the process of making some of the greatest rum in the world. Watching the old mill and fires do their job the same way it was done 200 years ago was great. Then a few samples at the end topped off a great tour.

This is a small distillery using traditional methods rather than a large-scale industrial distillery. The guided tour lasts roughly 30 minutes and costs $15US. There's no requirement to book in advance. The tour showed all aspects of the rum-making process and ended wth a tasting of 2 rums (69% and 75% alcohol rums). Both are available to buy in 750ml bottles. The distillery is accessible by public transport. From St George's you'll need to take the bus to Grenville and then get a second bus to La Poterie.

Guide was great and learned how the oldest rum factory in the Caribbean is made and is considered a small factory. 69 percent was very rough to drink and the 75 percent was smoother. However you cannot take the 75 proof on an airplane because it is considered highly flammable.

We booked a couple of excursions with Janelle from St James Travel and Tours, the first one was an Island Tour. Andy gave us a wealth of information, we had a full run down of the history of Grenada and every stop we done. We done the Island excursions, this covered Concord Waterfall ⛲️ Chocolate Factory 🍫 Rum Distillery 🥃 Grand Etang 🐒 Nutmeg Museum, a lovely meal and drink. The excursions cost £125pp. The mini bus was fully air conditioned and clean. Our second excursions was snorkeling to the Underwater sculpture Park with First Impression snorkeling, this was an experience of a lifetime! The whole team were amazing, especially Kurl who instructed me through the whole tour. We were given a great insight into the whole process of rum distilling from start to finish! We also got the opportunity to purchase some Rivers rum at a good price.

If visiting Grenada 🇬🇩 Definitely visit this place. I absolutely loved the tour and seeing behind the scene of making their rum. The guide was very informative.

Wonderful tour of rum factory by DeVonte. Factory still preserved manual practices that I found to be fascinating. We requested and were allowed to taste the sugar cane. It was a sweet and refreshing treat. Very enlightening tour, information on how run is made, tested, stored, and sold.

We visited the Concord falls while on an excursion in Grenada today and it was good. This is a smaller waterfall with a natural pool you can swim in. There are locals who also jump from the top of the falls which is part of the show at the location. Roads up to the falls is bendy and narrow so care needs to be taken if you're driving.

Had a fantastic time at Concord Waterfall this afternoon. We were fortunate that we had the place to ourselves. It costs EC2.50 per person to enter, you park on the road and make your way down steps to the waterfall (there are 2 sets of steps belonging to 2 different people so take your pick) there are a few souvenir shops opposite the steps, everyone we met was helpful and friendly. I would recommend wearing water shoes because there are stones and rocks as you enter the water, we were glad that we had them and it made a big difference to our enjoyment. It's a great experience and well worth the journey getting there.

Beautiful falls, steady and forceful! Narrow roads to get there, please honk before sharp turns. The bar owner by the entrance was nice and friendly, gave a lot of insights about the area. Great local spices on sale. I got the ginger nutmeg barbeque sauce, nutmeg, and others.

If you’re in Grenada, Concord Falls is one of the most worthwhile waterfalls to visit — beautiful, accessible, and not too far out of the way.

Excellent waterfall of which the highlight are the carved rock formations supporting the falls.

It's a pretty waterfall and good shop for drinks and snacks and souvenirs. The road is very narrow one car only in places up to waterfall but it's worthy of a detour. The are monkeys to see but sadly in cages

This was a great visit. We were trying to also see Fontainebleau falls, but with the rain that day the rivers were swollen. Concord is still a great view and the water is very refreshing. There are several places you can jump from or watch the professionals do it. Add this to your list of falls to see.

Decent venue with a quality control issue. Wide range of beers suggests they are having a decent crack but three beers were off/infected. Barman didn’t seem to care. Fortunately an employee came over to hear my concerns. English style beers were decent. My mate enjoyed the ginger beer though I thought it tasted ‘packet made’. Good range of food and nice vibe with music videos. Hope they can fix their problems and educate staff.

Great place to grab a traditional English or American breakfast from 8Am-3-Pm! Endless Mimosas (for 3 hours) for $75EC includes coffee and a small breakfast sandy. Damien, Avalon and Christian (the bartenders) will take good care of you on the drinks side as well.

This is an excellent place to relax and enjoy some delicious local brews. You can sample the beer or cider before ordering a glass. The prices are very reasonable, with beer and cider costing EC$10 and cocktails priced at EC$20. Service was fast and friendly. The brewery is spacious, offering both indoor and outdoor seating options. They also offer tours, although we only visited in the evening to enjoy some beer. The wifi is good, and there are plenty of charging outlets available. The seating is also comfortable, making it a great spot to hang out if you have an early flight.

Jonny and Tyron are seriously the best. Jonny saved me and my friend from being harassed. Tyron is super friendly too and is very respectful. He makes good conversation and make a you feel comfortable. The food is also delicious and the drinks are the best ! Definitely an amazing place for sgu student as well as tourists !

The best burgers in the Caribbean. I've spent 4 years cruising the Caribbean and still struggle to find anything that comes close to the value and atmosphere of this place. It's obviously no hidden secret as it's packed a lot of the time. Service is as good as it gets in the Caribbean, the value for money is excellent and the owner operator is a legend that everyone respect's. I don't really drink beer or cider and I still love this venue so much I changed anchorage so I could walk there. The only downside is the felt on the pool table that is free to play, is loose. And I'll probably fix that myself next time I'm in to show my appreciation. Congratulations to the owner and all the bar and kitchen staff, it's the people that make the place and you're all a legend in my opinion. Respectfully Australian Brad.

What a nice find to get a break from the light lagers of the Caribbean!! I enjoyed the IPA and my wife the selection of ciders. The beers are good but when I was there, there was a noticeable lack of carbonation across the board. That aside, well worth the visit. Food was decent also.

The staff is friendly and on top of their game here. The beer selection is great and very tasty, and breakfast is delicious.

I was not that impressed, the area was clean and safe feeling but there were only a handful of vendors with little merchandise.. There is several food vendors there offing snack food and beverages but over all if your near by and have the time stop in otherwise don’t make a special trip. FYI There is a pay restroom just down the beach at a public park .. if your on foot and in this area I would recommend the Spiceland Mall near by ..

0 stars! After our tour of the underwater museum we decided to shower and browse the spice market where we were met with a hostile attitude from one of the women in the markets making homophobic slurs against us for no reasons. We felt unsafe and left immediately. Defintely would not recommend visiting. This put a damper on the rest of our trip as we always felt the need to look over our shoulders.

Great for local presents, spices, etc, but go when a cruise ship is in, as more vendors. Do not be put off by them trying to get you to look, vendors happy to just show you what they have with no pressure to buy.

OK place. Several small stalls for souvenirs or clothing. A food / drink quarter to for tasting authentic Grenada cuisine. Note to wise, the food area likes very loud music. If this is not your bag then don't go there. Do try oil down... Quite tasty!

Great little find on the beach. Welcome respite from the beach. Great food. Great beer. Would visit again.

Great beach with waiter service for food and drinks + free WiFi. Get the water taxi from St George’s. Fully recommended

Super popular market on the beach north end. A few food choices and many drink choices are offered here. Some local vendors sell spices and jewelry. This was my go to restaurant location for local food when I stayed.

We like walking so this was one that we were keen to visit so we could do the trails. Lots of parking, beautiful views. Got there early to beat cruise ship buses. Decided to do the lakeside walk first as that was supposed to be an easier one at only 2km. Found the start of the trail easily enough. But it quickly turned into a bit of a nightmare. VERY muddy, you are literally climbing over tree roots and pushing through vegetation. You are unable to see the lake at all for any sort of orientation. The path often seems to disappear completely which leaves you with a bit of panic! We are really fit but struggled in places and in the end we did turn back as we were so unsure if we were even on a path or not. Did not even attempt the harder walks. Such a shame. The only wildlife we saw was on the way back to the car!

Best place to go to see the Mona Monkeys. Bring some bananas with you and they will come down and bring their friends for an eventful afternoon.

This park is an oasis. Trees, monkeys, ornamental plants and history are easily seen. Guides were helpful. I wish that I had allowed more time to hike. Brendon were pleasant, unobstrusive. Definitely go.

Bus 6 from St George, took us there for 10XCD each. Entry ticket was 2 XCD pp. Monkeys were nice to see in the wild, the guards can call them for you and feed them fruits so they come closer. A nice thing to do when visiting the island

The lake is so peaceful & serene. It's nestled in the cool canopy of the rainforest

Peaceful and nice. The area is clean and quiet. Will recommend visiting

Not sure if I liked it or not. On the island it looks like covid killed all the tourists activities and paths on all hikes are not maintained anymore. So it is badly signed, all viewpoints are closed/destroyed etc..

A pleasant beach in this busy bay. Lots of food and drink options, notably Lambi Queen for wholesome food and The Old Slipway for gourmet food at non-gourmet prices. A reasonable reef for snorkeling on the north side of the bay. Water not super clear but not bad

Nice bay with plenty of mooring. Few food places ashore. Wait time in customs and immigration+3hrs!

Beautiful 😍 absolutely beautiful 😍. If you reach Tyrell Bay you must support the local businesses.They were not only friendly, warm & welcoming but they can provide much welcomed advice about taxis, buses, site's to see etc. The Alexis store is where we got things the local stores didn't and was are faithful WiFi spot.

Best sunsets! Such a friendly neighborhood. It's my new winter family

Clear blue water....white sand....what more could you want? Oh, yes, and the view of the many boats in the bay. That view and the warmth of the residents of Carriacou make the visit memorable. Highly recommend a visit there.

Beautiful beach! Very quiet with blue water. I enjoyed my time here. It's a very peaceful beach.

Beautifull beach and great atmosphere , couples retreat must visit , star fish and sea urchins are present to view , great place for tourists , homie and lovely

Keep this island natural, without plumbing or electric, or waste

Beautiful little stretch of beach, live music, bars, usualy buzzing 👌🏻 Sundays you can get a burger for EC10, and sometimes you can also get lobster... Feel free to barbecue your own food if ypu please. Be sure to pay Jenco a visit and ask for a shot of Dark Rum..👌🏻 guaranteed to give you an instant buzz... also he's got some great towels, earings and necklaces etc on displau/sale.. Rodger at the bar will keep you topped up with refreshments...... A "must-visit"spot while in Grenada..👌🏻🤙🏻⛵🏝

Special birthday at this fun beach bar. Roger made a great BBQ dinner.

Doing the dune buggy is the best way to experience hog island make sure you check out Shawn he got fruits and spice rum even the best grill fish and lambi business name positive vibes

A calm, quiet area to moor during hurricane season. Close to restaurants and facilities and the bus service.

If you can fall in with a couple locals for a night time beach party here, you'll never forget it! Awesome!

Fun beach barbecue with live music on Sundays. Good mix of cruisers and locals.

Small but beautiful, you get to watch a beautiful sunset over the mountains! The sand is perfect, and the water is pretty calm. Against the backdrop you see a lot of boats, still beautiful but I do wonder about pollution. I would recommend you spend about and hour or so, enjoy the peaceful and serene offerings of nature. Bring your own food and drinks, didnt see anything nearby.

Amazing beach for swimming or sun bathing. Turquoise calm water where you can walk out a few yards and water will still be at your chest. Have lunch at Sand Bar or walk over to Calabash and have a drink at the bar. One of the best beaches in Grenada.

Nice and calm beach to relax and just enjoy family time.

Small but beautiful beach

Nice little beach, water is calmer than most other beaches in the area. You do see boats but they're not too close to the beach. Unmarked parking lot with limited spaces at the south end of the beach. Nice quiet beach, compared to the busy Grande Anse beach and the extremely loud bar at the Morne Rouge / BBC beach.

Quiet and secluded, definitely in my top 5 beaches on the island.

Perfect beach for my small dogs to swim and plenty of shade near the water. Nice calm water with no surf and shallow enough for kids.

One of the best experiences I’ve had over 40 years of various charters around the world. The boat and crew were the real deal, Walter and Richard made for a wonderful day, sailing and snorkeling for four of us. The experience of being on a wooden boat in the Caribbean, as part of a 200-year-old tradition was special. I cannot recommend this highly enough

Had the best experience with Savvy Sailing for my birthday back in April! Our group of 10 was treated like VIPs from start to finish. The crew was incredibly professional and friendly, the boat was super comfortable, and the whole vibe was just amazing. The snorkel spots were beautiful, the food was delicious, and the fresh rum punch was a highlight! This was hands-down one of the best charters I’ve ever been on. Highly recommend!

Booked a private half day charter to sail and snorkel the underwater sculptures and then head to flamingo bay. We sailed with Kenrick and Richard, who were both fantastic. Very knowledgeable about the island and history, and shared many sailing stories with us. They had all kinds of refreshments and brought some freshly baked snacks onboard for us. We had a beautiful day on the water and we highly recommend it!

This was an unforgettable part of our vacation and the Savvy Sailing team is incredible. So friendly, welcoming, attentive and fun to hang out with! The food and drinks were an added plus :) would recommend this (and I would say it's a must do) while you're in Grenada!

We had the pleasure to spend the day at sea with Captain Walter and first mate Sam. The boat was beautiful, the sea, magnificent, and we could not have been better taken care of. Also, onboard lunch was amazing. Highly recommend, a great vacation day.

Danny and Sam were fantastic. Definitely a highlight of our time on island. If you want to charter a sail of any kind, this is where you want to do it. Cannot recommend highly enough.

These guys were absolutely awesome. Definitely the highlight of Grenada trip. If you can only “do” one tour while on island this is it. Very friendly, relaxed atmosphere and the boats are a piece of history.

The shorter beach southwest of the new Silversands Beachhouse Resort is not actually Groom's beach according to a local we talked to. The pictures for this Gmaps location show also the actual Groom's beach that has been taken over by the resort, Monkey Bar and another hotel. There is practically no place to sit at high tide.

A lovely beach which is surprisingly secluded considering it being in the south and close to St George. There was quite a bit of building work happening when I visited. That mostly impacts getting there and there was some noise from building work. Plenty of shade available on the beach and it was great for snorkeling. Parking a short walk away but a reasonably steep walk down a slope/concrete steps. The bar nearby is worth stopping at

Avoid at high tide! No amenities. See the steepness of the beach in the photo. There was a private property with a rope boundary such that the public beach area was very limited at higher tide. There are no businesses or amenities here. The La Luna resort next to the North has signs posted “no entry. Guests only.” They have a day pass, but they do not want people walking in from the public beach. One of our kids got scratched up on some sharp rock/reef. Locals regard this as a dog beach. I heard there might be good snorkeling... if the water was flatter. Of all the beaches I’ve visited in Grenada, this was the only one I do not want to return to.

I actually love the place as long as not too much people are not on it. The resort La Luna is just gorgeous and the beach semi private. Beautiful white sand and calm water a nice place to go diving as well

Nice quiet little beach found at the end of a bumpy path. We pretty much had it to ourselves. There aren't any amenities, so bring them with you.

It was my first visiting this part of the beach,it’s a nice beach the only thing is that the water is always rough so enter at your own risk 😊

Beautiful snorkeling but be super careful i got stung by a scorpionfish not even 5 feet from the shore! Could’ve been my life if it stung my chest

Nice beach area! Be ready to purchase chair to seat along the beach!

Grand Anse Beach is amazing! The beach is clean. The water is calm and great for paddle boarding. It is located within walking distance of different eating establishments such as Grill Masters, KFC, Umbrellas and restaurants near Spiceland Mall. I highly recommend Umbrellas, local restaurants, KFC. It's also a sort drive to Container Park which offers a wide range of foods.

Grand Anse Beach, nestled on the picturesque island of Grenada, is a tropical paradise that captivates visitors with its pristine beauty and inviting atmosphere. Stretching for two miles along the southwestern coast, this stunning beach is renowned for its powdery white sands, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and lush green surroundings. The soft, velvety sand underfoot provides the perfect canvas for leisurely strolls or relaxation under the swaying palm trees. Grand Anse is not just a beach; it's an immersive sensory experience. The rhythmic sound of waves gently crashing against the shore creates a soothing ambiance, making it an ideal retreat for those seeking tranquility. The beach offers a myriad of water activities, from kayaking and paddleboarding to snorkeling in the vibrant coral reefs. The warm Caribbean waters teem with marine life, adding an extra layer of excitement for adventure seekers. Visitors can easily find equipment rentals and friendly locals eager to share their knowledge of the area. The beachfront is adorned with charming cafes and bars, where one can savor local delicacies or sip on refreshing tropical beverages while gazing at the sunset. The vibrant colors painting the sky during the evening create a breathtaking panorama, turning Grand Anse into a romantic haven. For those who prefer a bit of culture, nearby markets and shops offer a taste of Grenada's rich heritage. Grand Anse is not just a beach; it's a gateway to the island's cultural tapestry. Accessibility is another highlight, with numerous accommodations ranging from luxurious resorts to cozy guesthouses lining the shoreline. The blend of natural beauty and convenience makes Grand Anse Beach a top choice for both honeymooners seeking romance and families in search of a wholesome getaway. In conclusion, Grand Anse Beach is a tropical gem that leaves an indelible mark on its visitors. Whether you seek relaxation, adventure, or a cultural experience, this Caribbean paradise offers it all on the canvas of its sun-kissed shores.

My favorite beach on the Island! White sand + turquoise water + shadow from mangrove trees = the best combo!

Glistening white sand! Many shades of dazzling blue sea! Perfect combination of paradise! My favorite beach in the entire world and I’m lucky to call here my home!! Enjoy!!

Best Beach i have ever been too....Would definitely Recommend

Beautiful beach...white sands, shallow waters, scenic..A great beach for relaxing!

A quiet beach, great for swimming as water usually calm but spoilt a bit by man made trash in some parts. Easy access by car & easy parking.

Such a beautiful, hidden gem! The water felt incredible and the beach is protected so the waves are pretty calm.

Peace and quiet....a small beach. People they fix their fishernet. You can watching their fishingmethod, really interesting.....

While the trip up to the beach was full of twists and turns, David Beach did not disappoint. We arrived for a sunset swim and marveled at the gentle waves, the lukewarm water, and the sand as soft as velvet. The rock formations and the wildlife (various birds, crabs, and dogs) were cautious but friendly. My only sadness was for the man made trash left on the beach. Quite a lot of plastic bottles and food wrappers along the shore. There were not receptacles, but people should take back with them what they brought. So if you’re planning to visit with family or have a picnic, I recommend bringing a plastic bag so you can easily transport your refuse back to the car.

Its nice and secluded, has lots to do on the beach. Places to explore, places to do nice rock climbing and jumping. Space to set up a pot and cook. You will love it

Interesting find fishing bay.

It refreshing to chill on the beach it have place wear u can cook sit n place even places u can jump off which is do cool

Great mooring site if you do not mind the waves.

Relaxing....... exciting

Beautiful and picnic and camp settings

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, all of the rubbish is not taken back (Original) Leider wird der ganze Müll nicht wieder mitgenommen

An amazing experience sailing on this bay