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Grenada, the Spice Island, smells of nutmeg and cocoa, and it looks the part: the horseshoe harbor at St. George's, the two-mile arc of Grand Anse Beach, and waterfalls tucked into the Grand Etang rainforest. It's a friendly, uncrowded island with a growing choice of resorts. Fond Travels packages your flights from the US with a beach hotel and books it by phone.

What a Grenada package can include

  • Round-trip flights from the US to Maurice Bishop International (GND)
  • Resorts on Grand Anse or Morne Rouge, boutique hotels above St. George's, or eco-lodges near the rainforest
  • Airport transfers (Grand Anse is 10 minutes away), island tours, and Carriacou add-on nights
  • Excursions: Underwater Sculpture Park at Molinere Bay, Annandale and Seven Sisters waterfalls, Belmont Estate chocolate tour, nutmeg processing in Gouyave

Best time to go

January–May is the dry season and most popular. June–December is greener with afternoon showers; Spicemas carnival in August is a highlight. Grenada sits at the southern edge of the hurricane belt, so storms are less frequent than farther north.

Where to stay

  • Grand Anse: the main beach, resorts and restaurants, closest to the airport
  • Morne Rouge / Lance aux Epines: quieter coves, small hotels and villas
  • St. George's: harbor views, boutique stays, walkable to the market

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FAQs

January through May for the driest weather; August if you want to experience Spicemas carnival.

Yes, US citizens need a valid passport — ask us about current requirements.

Couples, nature lovers, divers, and anyone who wants a real island feel without heavy crowds. Families do well on Grand Anse.

Yes — the Underwater Sculpture Park is snorkel-friendly, and there are wrecks and reefs for divers within minutes of Grand Anse.