Man this island got it all, last run I camped in the compound, took out every guard and still more loot was to come.. sucks that my bag was full, and at least 6... made it out easy with 3.2M.. coke is great.

Absolutely breathtaking island getaway The sunsets are gorgeous, the beaches are quiet... and the compound tour is something else! Security is very attentive here-saw guys in full body armor carrying rifles bigger than me. Kinda overkill just to guard some 'souvenirs,' don't you think? 0 Every warehouse felt like a treasure chest, stacked to the ceiling with 'local exports' Honestly, filling my bag was easier than expected, but those juggernaut guards? Yeah... would not recommend making eye contact Still, left with millions worth of memories literally. Best vacation ever, will be back again 🙏🙏♥️♥️

idk why but there is a alarm that pupping ever few minutes except this and sea monster and the sharks and armoured men great island

amazing flight here amazing landing the tourists arent very nice but i also saw something in the waters

Great place. My 24th time going there. Left with millions of memories. I will definitely come back to that island. 👍

Visited Cayo Perico last weekend—what a wild experience The island itself is stunning white sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, and surprisingly well-armed security everywhere. The locals (mostly guards and drug smugglers) aren’t the friendliest, but they sure are passionate about their work. Got a tour of the underground vault after some creative negotiations—the artwork and cash reserves are top-notch. Be warned though: the air defense system is a little intense, and you might get chased by helicopters if you overstay your welcome. Would definitely recommend visiting again! P.S. Bring your own snacks. El Rubio’s guards don’t share :(

I go on walking tours to this island every week, and there have never been any delays in departure (except once, but more on that later). Pavel, a Russian guide, immediately meets us there and takes us through the main points of the island - a tequila showcase (probably some kind of local liquor store), a couple of barracks with gold, a couple of rooms in a local hangar. but, for some reason, the first time, he forced me to first bring some grandfather with a German accent to the beach, listen to good enough music from Kinemusic, guided me through the main points, and forced me to go to the west dock and take pictures of him and the bolt cutter. That's a minus star.

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.