Grenada

The capital city of Grenada, famous for its colorful colonial buildings and the scenic Carenage harbor.

A world-renowned two-mile stretch of white sand and turquoise water located on the southwestern coast.

A lush rainforest reserve featuring a volcanic crater lake and diverse tropical wildlife.

A vibrant fishing town known as the spice capital of the island and home to the famous weekly Fish Friday festival.

A picturesque waterfall cascading into a refreshing pool surrounded by tropical vegetation.

The largest town on the east coast of Grenada and a major commercial hub for the island's agricultural products.

A historic 18th-century fort offering panoramic views of the capital city and its harbor.

A historic town located on the northern tip of the island, known for the dramatic cliff where indigenous people once jumped to avoid surrender.

A unique collection of submerged statues off the coast of Moliniere Bay that serves as an artificial reef.

A prominent volcanic peak within the Grand Etang reserve that offers challenging hiking trails and expansive island views.