Grenada is a travel destination in Caribbean. Its capital is St. George's. February and January are its two best months to visit, ranked on 1991–2020 climate averages.
Top places to visit in Grenada
Grand Anse Beach (beach) — Two-mile arc of white-sand beach with calm Caribbean water — the island's main beach lined with palms, beach bars, and colourful vendors.
Underwater Sculpture Park (natural) — World's first underwater sculpture park — 65 life-size figures by Jason deCaires Taylor arranged in shallow water off Molinière Bay.
Grand Etang National Park (natural) — Rainforest park surrounding a crater lake at 530 m — Mona monkeys, elusive armadillos, and one of the Caribbean's best jungle hiking networks.
Belmont Estate (landmark) — 400-year-old working cocoa plantation in St Patrick — handmade organic chocolate demonstrations and tours through nutmeg and cocoa groves.
St George's (city) — Horseshoe-shaped hurricane-free harbour capital — Georgian forts, red-roofed warehouses, a colourful spice market, and Fort George.
Seven Sisters Waterfalls (natural) — Chain of seven cascades in the Grand Etang Forest — accessible via a fun 45-minute jungle hike with swimming in each pool.
Concord Waterfalls (natural) — Three-tiered cascade system — the upper falls are among the Caribbean's tallest, plunging through banana and nutmeg plantations.
Leapers Hill (Sauteurs) (landmark) — Cliff above Sauteurs Bay where Carib warriors leapt into the sea in 1651 rather than surrender to French colonisers — powerful cultural site.
Fort Frederick (landmark) — French-built, British-expanded hilltop fort (1779) above St George's — stunning twin-harbour panoramas and original cannons.
Annandale Falls (natural) — Photogenic 10-metre cascade in a fernclad grotto five minutes from the capital — local men dive off the cliffs for tips.