Spices, Nutmeg & Chocolate
Comparing Grenada's spice and cocoa estates for visitors: Belmont, Dougaldston, Laura Spice Garden and smaller estates, with travel times, what you see and tips
Spices, Nutmeg & Chocolate
Grenada makes chocolate from its own cocoa. A directory of the island's chocolate makers, from Hermitage to Diamond, with tips on visiting, tasting and buying b
Restaurants & Dining
Where to eat in Grenada by area: Grand Anse, Morne Rouge, St George's, the south-coast marinas, Grenville and the west and north coasts, and what each offers.
Forts, Museums & Heritage
Grenada's plantation estates as heritage sites: Belmont, River Antoine, Dougaldston, Morne Fendue and Westerhall, with how to visit and what to keep in mind.
Forts, Museums & Heritage
Grenada's museums compared: the National Museum in St George's, the Carriacou Museum and estate heritage displays, with what each covers and tips for visiting.
Shopping & Markets
Shopping beyond St George's: Grenville market day, Gouyave nutmeg and fish, Sauteurs, cocoa estates and roadside fruit stalls, with tips on cash and timing.
Rum & Drinks
How to visit River Antoine Rum Distillery in St Patrick's: the water wheel, the cane-juice process, Rivers rum strengths, tasting and the flight rule.
Parishes & Towns
A planning guide to Sauteurs and St Patrick, Grenada's north: Leapers' Hill, Levera, Bathway, Lake Antoine, the estates and how to fit them into one day.
Family & Kids
Where children can see animals in Grenada: Mona monkeys at Grand Etang, leatherback turtles at Levera, estate farm animals, birds and reef fish, with the rules.
Family & Kids
A rainy day in Grenada with kids does not have to be lost. Chocolate makers, spice stations, estates, markets and covered outings that work in a downpour.
