Attractions in Grenada
The finest attractions in Grenada at a glance: castles, natural wonders, historic old towns and more. Each place links to a detailed page with map, tips and photos.
Culture & History
Marryshow House
This historic house was the residence of T.A.
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Market Square St. George's
The market square is the vibrant heart of St.
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Maurice Bishop International Airport
The international airport is the most critical infrastructure for the tourism sector and air freight transport in Grenada.
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Public Library
The library is housed in one of the oldest brick buildings on the Carenage waterfront.
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Grand Anse Beach
The most famous beach in Grenada, stretching for 3 kilometers.
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Old Pearls Airport
Grenada's first airport now houses the rusted remains of Soviet and Cuban aircraft from the 1983 invasion.
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Fort Frederick
This fort is known as the 'backward-facing' fort because its cannons aim inland toward the hills.
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Leaper's Hill
This cliff in Sauteurs is the site where the last indigenous Caribs leaped to their deaths in 1650.
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St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Known as 'The Kirk', this church was built in 1833 with the help of the Scottish community.
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Christ of the Deep Statue
This bronze statue in the Carenage commemorates the rescue of passengers from the MS Bianca C.
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Mt. Rich Petroglyphs
These ancient Amerindian rock carvings in the Mt.
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Annandale Falls
A 10-meter high waterfall surrounded by a lush garden of ferns and tropical trees.
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Grand Etang National Park
This protected area in the center of the island encompasses a crater lake and dense rainforest.
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Dragon's Bay
Part of the Molinière-Beauséjour Marine Protected Area.
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Royal Mount Carmel Waterfalls
The highest waterfalls in Grenada drop over two cascades through an area of rich tropical flora and agriculture.
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Quarantine Point
A prominent headland located south of Grand Anse.
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Lake Antoine
A shallow crater lake in the north of the island.
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Levera Pond
A brackish water pond and mangrove swamp within Levera National Park.
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Mt. Hartman Dove Sanctuary
This sanctuary in the southwest was established specifically to protect the critically endangered Grenada Dove.
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Smithy's Garden
A well-known garden in St.
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Sandy Island
A tiny, uninhabited island off the coast of Carriacou.
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La Sagesse Nature Center
This area includes a salt pond, mangroves, and a protected beach, ideal for observing wading birds.
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Carriacou Island
The second largest island in the state of Grenada.
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Calivigny Island
A small private island off the southern coast.
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Petite Martinique
The smallest of Grenada's inhabited islands.
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Glover Island
A tiny, rocky island at the southwestern tip of Grenada.
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Hog Island
An uninhabited island located near the southern coast of Grenada.
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South East Mountain
South East Mountain is a prominent relief feature in the St.
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High North
High North is the highest peak on the island of Carriacou.
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Fedon's Camp
Fedon's Camp is a historic ridge in the mountains of Grenada.
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Morne Fendue
Morne Fendue is a highland area in northern Grenada characterized by volcanic soil.
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Beausejour River
This river section offers a rich ecosystem with freshwater fish and dense riparian vegetation.
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Frequently asked questions
What are the top attractions in Grenada?
Among the most popular are Annandale Falls, Grand Etang National Park, Marryshow House, Market Square St. George's, Maurice Bishop International Airport and many more – the full top 50 list is on this page.
When is the best time to visit Grenada?
May to October offers the most pleasant weather; July and August are warmest and busiest.