Grenada 2 Day Itinerary

Day 1: Exploring Grenada’s Cultural Gems

  • Morning:

    1. Arrival at Maurice Bishop International Airport, St. George’s. (Flight details not provided)
    2. Pick up your rental car or arrange transportation to your hotel for check-in. (Recommended: True Blue Bay Resort & Spa or Spice Island Beach Resort)
    3. Breakfast at your hotel or a local spot nearby like Coconut Hill Restaurant.

  • Afternoon:

    1. Visit the Grenada National Museum in St. George’s to learn about the island’s history and culture.
    2. Drive to the historic town of Gouyave for its Spice Market (Wednesday only) or the Friday Night Street Party, a lively event filled with food stalls, music, and local performances.
    3. Lunch at Jamestown Kitchen or one of the street food vendors in Gouyave.

  • Evening:

    1. Explore Grand Anse Beach, Grenada’s most popular beach, for a relaxing sunset walk or swim.
    2. Dinner at Coconut Hill Restaurant (if not already had for breakfast) or other restaurants near Grand Anse like Calabash or L’Esterre.

Day 2: Nature and Adventure in Grenada

  • Morning:

    1. Breakfast at your hotel or a nearby spot.
    2. Drive to the Seven Sisters Falls, a series of seven waterfalls hidden in the rainforest. (Guided tours are recommended)
    3. Lunch at one of the local restaurants near Seven Sisters Falls or in Grenville town.

  • Afternoon:

    1. Visit the Annandale Waterfall and the nearby nutmeg processing station, Riverside Nutmeg Station.
    2. Stop by the Concord Falls, another beautiful waterfall with a natural pool to swim in.
    3. Drive along the Grand Etang National Park Rainforest Reserve and visit the Grand Etang Lake.

  • Evening:

    1. Dinner at The Silks or True Blue Bay Restaurant & Wine Bar, both offering stunning sunset views.
    2. Optional night tour of the Grenada Chocolate Company for a behind-the-scenes look at chocolate production.

Things to Know:

  1. Grenadian Dollars (XCD) is the local currency, but USD is widely accepted.
  2. English is the official language in Grenada.
  3. Tap water in Grenada is safe to drink.
  4. The electric current in Grenada is 220-240 volts, so bring a universal adapter if needed.
  5. No visa is required for U.S., Canadian, and British citizens staying up to six weeks. For other nationalities, check with the Grenada Consulate or embassy.
  6. To rent a car, you’ll need a valid driver’s license from your home country and be at least 21 years old.
  7. Public transport is limited in Grenada; renting a car is highly recommended for exploring the island.
  8. Tips are not included in restaurant bills, so plan to tip approximately 10-15% for good service.
  9. The official time zone in Grenada is Atlantic Standard Time (AST), which is UTC-4.