Holiday homes & rentals in Grenada

As the ‘Spice Isle’ of the Caribbean, the heady scents of nutmeg follow you to every corner of this beautiful island-nation. Grenada's culture, architecture and flavours are a combination of African, Indigenous, British and French influences. It's perfect sandy beaches hug the entire coastline whilst inland, a lush landscape awaits.

Holidaymakers can choose from a wealth of accommodation options, including guesthouses and self-catering holiday cottages. The biggest concentration of accommodation is found in the Grand Anse resort area, although secluded holiday cottages are found in many other spots all around the island. Those who enjoy being in the throng of it can book self-catering accommodation in the colonial St George’s, the nation’s capital. As well as the accommodation on the main island, more can be found two smaller islands of Petite Martinique and Carriacou, which both offer yet even more tranquil settings.

Outdoor Family Adventures in Grenada

Families can enjoy a wealth of outdoor activities in Grenada. The most popular activity is swimming, thanks to a wide choice of gloriously sandy beaches.

To make life easy, the majority of accommodation options are located right on the beach. Adventurous families can also go hiking in the rainforest to discover hidden lakes and waterfalls.

Diving and snorkelling are also hugely popular in Grenada, especially amongst those with older children. Beneath the water you'll have the chance to see some of the world's most beautiful marine life, an amazing Underwater Sculpture Park off the coast at St George's and also the fascinating Bianca C shipwreck, the so-called ‘Titanic of the Caribbean’.

Grenada's Top Attractions

This small island nation is relatively the same size as the Isle of Wight, but boasts a surprisingly high number of tourist attractions, making it perfect for an extended holiday. Visitors can find out more about the interesting history of Grenada at the Grenada National Museum in St George’s. The capital is also home to the 18th-century French Fortress.

Many of the top attractions are dedicated to the island's food and drink cultivation, include the Belmont Estate, where you can literally see how cacao is transformed to chocolate, as well as the Gouyave Nutmeg Processing Cooperative.

A rum tour is another essential highlight of Grenada, head to the oldest rum distiller on the island, River Antoine Distillery, to discover how the production of this sweet spirit has shaped the island.

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