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The 'Spice Isle' that produces a genuinely outsized share of the world's nutmeg, an underwater sculpture park unlike anywhere else in the Caribbean, and a volcanic interior far greener than most beach-focused islands.
Explore Grenada on the map →One of the first sculpture parks of its kind in the world, with cast concrete figures gradually transforming into coral-encrusted reef habitat off Grenada's west coast.
Grenada is one of the world's largest per-capita producers of nutmeg, and plantation tours explain the spice's full harvesting and processing journey.
A two-mile stretch of white sand considered one of the Caribbean's finest beaches, backed by resorts and a lively beachfront dining scene.
A series of waterfalls reached by a moderate rainforest hike, reflecting Grenada's unusually green, volcanic interior for a beach-focused Caribbean island.