Saint George, Grenada: 9 stops on a 63.7 km route
Explore Grenada's diverse attractions on this 63.7 km route starting in St. George's. Visit Grand Anse Beach for relaxation, discover Annandale Waterfall and Belmont Estate's cocoa plantations, hike through Grand Etang National Park, explore Fort George's historic views, swim at La Sagesse Beach, and experience the Moliniere Underwater Sculpture Park.
- Distance
- 63.7 km
- Mode
- route
- Start
- Relax at Grand Anse Beach
- End
- Moliniere Underwater Sculpture Park
- Stops
- 9
- Video author
- travmap
- Updated
Stops on this route
- Relax at Grand Anse Beach — Grenada's most popular sandy beach stretches two miles along the southwestern coast, offering calm turquoise waters ideal for swimming and water sports.
- Grand Anse Beach — One of the nicest beaches with beautiful sandy shores and clear waters.
- Visit Annandale Waterfall — A scenic cascade nestled in lush tropical forest where visitors swim in refreshing natural pools surrounded by verdant vegetation and towering trees.
- Visit Belmont Estate — Historic working plantation showcasing cocoa and spice production through traditional methods, offering visitors insight into Grenada's agricultural heritage and island culture.
- Grand Etang National Park — National park featuring rainforest trails and scenic natural attractions.
- St. George's — Capital city with low-key charm, local markets, and harbor views.
- Explore Fort George — Colonial-era fortress perched on a hilltop overlooking the capital, featuring panoramic views and historical structures that tell the story of Grenada's military past.
- Swim at La Sagesse Beach — Secluded horseshoe beach on the southeastern coast bordered by mangroves and coral reefs, providing pristine swimming and snorkeling opportunities away from crowds.
- Moliniere Underwater Sculpture Park — Unique underwater sculpture park offering snorkeling and diving experiences.
Useful for your trip
- Tip
- Grand Anse Beach has small beach bars and restaurants where you can grab drinks or snacks without needing to plan ahead
- Tip
- Annandale Waterfall is not far from main areas and doesn't require a long hike, making it easily accessible for a quick nature stop
- Tip
- Moliniere Underwater Sculpture Park tours typically take you out by boat and give you time to explore at your own pace; you don't need to be an expert snorkeler to enjoy it
- Tip
- At Belmont Estate, you can see the entire cocoa-to-chocolate process up close and get to try chocolate at the end of the tour
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- Grand Etang National Park has walking trails ranging from short and easy to longer hikes; you'll likely see monkeys near the parking area
- Food
- Visit the House of Chocolate in St. George's, a small museum and cafe dedicated to chocolate
- Tip
- St. George's has local markets selling fruits, spices, and everyday items that feel authentic and not overly touristy
- Tip
- Fort George sits above the town and offers wide views over the harbor; walking around is simple and doesn't take long
- Tip
- La Sagesse Beach is quieter and more peaceful than popular spots, with minimal crowds and a small restaurant nearby for simple food
- Tip
- River tubing is beginner-friendly with guides present for safety; you float down calm sections with some faster parts, and it doesn't take the entire day
- Transport
- To reach Carriacou island, you can travel by ferry or small plane depending on your preference
- Tip
- Carriacou feels more laid-back and quiet than Grenada with beautiful beaches and a strong local feel; it's better for slowing down than doing lots of activities
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