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.

Fort George is an impressive historic site offering sweeping coastal views and a deep sense of Scotland’s military past. The fortress is well-preserved, with engaging exhibits, knowledgeable staff, and plenty of space to explore. Walking along the massive ramparts is a highlight. It’s peaceful, atmospheric, and perfect for history lovers. A must-visit if you’re in the Inverness area.

Views are great but very little guidance on the area. The majority of the Fort appears to be blocked off for construction so limited access in front of the police headquarters. Good view over the bay. Worth a visit if you are nearby but not necessarily worth its own trip to it.

It is a historical place, which provides extensive information on the emergence, development, culture and customs of the Caribbean island of Grenada. It has beautiful views of the center of the capital and its surroundings. It also provides a very beautiful panorama for taking beautiful selfies and panoramic style photos.

Steep climb. EC $5.35 Entrance Fee. No history provided. Place is currently also the police HQ. Has a Great view. See a bird's eye view of the whole town. I was the only tourist when I visited. In a state of disrepair but the views made up for it.

The views from the fort were great. There isn't a ton of information about the fort as you enter (it is a small fee to enter) and the place is a bit of a mess, but the views and walk through were enjoyable regardless.

A historical site with a dark past, Fort George had the scenery I was looking for. You can see all of the capital, St. George as well as, the ocean front vividly. I loved it! I was able to get some really nice shots with my family. It costed me US$2 per person to visit and it was worth it.

It's a pretty great place to self-explore! I didn't get the guided tour so I dont know what everything meant. I was too chicken to go down the dark drippy tunnel so I hope you have more guts than me. Might find a dungeon or 2 idk. The views just can't be beat tho! Literally you do not have eyes big enough to take it all in. Bring your best camera when you come here! Also a piece of advice: PUT ON SUNSCREEN! Like, BATHE in sunscreen! You're gonna be outside the entire time and you will burn or tan no matter how little time you spend! Keep in mind that these are working barracks, so you can't go into EVERY corner but you really don't see much of the people working there and it's pretty easy to tell where you can and can't go.

It's an average waterfall. It's OK. Better to pay in EC, much cheaper. You are bombarded by local trades as you go down. We avoided them on way back by taking top trail. Not impressed by monkey tied to railing, surely that should not be allowed in this day and age? Toilets were good. We did arrive early, 8.50am, so loads of parking and falls to ourselves.

Beautiful and enjoyable, Came here for the second time since 2019. Enjoyed the peace and serenity. The bar was amazing, grab a drink while you listen to the sounds of nature. The bartender Alex was beautiful and pleasant, extremely hospitable and so were the other staff as well. They serve food as well.

Absolutely beautiful spot in Grenada! Annandale Waterfall is easy to reach and surrounded by lush rainforest, making it feel like a hidden paradise. The water is cool and refreshing, perfect for a quick dip on a hot day. There are local divers who put on fun jumps from the top for tips, adding to the experience without feeling pushy. The short walk to the falls is lined with tropical flowers and the sound of birds, and there’s a small bar and local crafts and souvenir nearby. A must-see if you’re visiting Grenada and want to enjoy nature, relax, and take some beautiful photos. Highly recommended!

We visited as part of the 'Chasing Waterfalls in Grenada Hike and Adventure Tour'. Annandale Falls was our final stop where we sat sipping cocktails overlooking the fall, as cliff-divers performed jumps and dives for amazed tourists. A great end to our trip.

An enjoyable experience with family. Recommended when visiting the country. However, washroom facilities can use some work.

Nice waterfall in the hot hot rain forest the us a bar with WiFi if you feel the need to cool down

A good option if you’re not fit enough to do the 7 sisters, for the 7 sisters you have to be very fit and able to do a tough vertical hike for 30-40 minutes through rough terrain, with Annandale you can just walk down a path and have a beer and food by the smaller waterfall. The waterfall itself is very nice, the food and drinks were ok not great the only reason we were a bit dissatisfied was the service and attitude from the waitress. our appetizers came without any smaller dishes, when we asked for dishes so we can eat our appetizers without spilling food on the table she came back with one plate (there was four of us) after that we asked her to please bring plates for the rest of us and she gave us a bad look and left when she came back she came back with one dish and I made a comment about the appetizer falling on the table and having to eat with our hands as plates but we let it go. The food took forever almost 30-40 minutes even though we were the only people in the restaurant Then they brought out 2 dishes and the other 2 dishes were delayed another 20 minutes and it happened to be my dish (I complained) that didn’t get brought out until everyone else was done. Nice view, but bad service and bland food. Go there and have a beer or drink but wouldn’t recommend the food

It's a small fort so there's not much to see. We didn't have a guide that had any history for us, which was disappointing. There are informational signs. The views from the top were some of the best we had while on the island.

Well worth a visit for the views alone. We just drove in and parked. Lots of I formation points.

Fort Frederick is a must-visit in Grenada! Stunning views of the entire island, kid-friendly, and even in the rain we saw the most beautiful rainbow. A truly unforgettable experience!

It was cool to look out and imagine what the military saw in history as look at from the fort. The map showing all of the locations below on the island was a plus. Beware of the hungry cat that will follow you around LOL!

Interesting, yet after a brief visit, you're ready to go onward. The view from inside the fort yard facing the harbor is spectacular. Otherwise, it's quite spartan here

Beautiful 360° views. Only cost a small fee to enter grounds of Ft. Frederick and Ft. Matthew.

We had a great experience on our tour to Fort Fredrick in Grenada. Our tour guides gave us a wealth of information about the landmark and its history.

Walking through the tunnel can be a bit scary especially when drivers decide they want to go above speed limit. Everyone walks on one side which makes it easier for vehicles to keep to the other side. I remember one time a truck got stuck and damaged. It's a historical site and you just have to speed up on your walk through there to avoid vehicle exhausts. The slowest times are usually before 7:00 and past 22:00 week days and bank Holidays. Sundays are pretty calm as well except if there's a fête.

Nice little old tunnel!

The only tunnel in Grenada linking the inner and outer harbors at St George's. The tunnel is 340 ft long and allows one way passage of vehicles but two way passages of pedestrians

Grenada, the Spice of the Caribbean, a hidden gem with unspoiled beauty offering a lifestyle so pure and authentic that you will feel instantly renewed. Famed for its aromatic spices and organic chocolate, the tri-island destination of Grenada, Carriacou, and Petite Martinique is located in the eastern Caribbean just south of Barbados. The Pure Grenada experience beckons visitors to its 40 white sandy beaches including the world-famous Grand Anse Beach, 15 breathtaking waterfalls, 5 chocolate factories, 3 rum distilleries, and more than 30 unforgettable dive sites, including the largest shipwreck in the Caribbean ‘Bianca C’ and the World’s First Underwater Sculpture Park.

My wife and I walked through this tunnel about 6 years ago, We made it.

Maaaaan what a tunnel. First it's dark, then it's light. Then it gets dark again, if you make a U-turn.

Nice experience in driving through a tunnel