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The Weather on the South Coast
This is the climate diagram for South Coast. This year, August will have the highest average temperatures. Conversely, January is the coolest month on the South Coast, with temperatures falling below 23°. The rainiest month is August, while the driest month is April.
Accommodation options on the South Coast
In South Coast, one-third of the 289 holiday accommodation options in South Coast are apartment rentals, which represent 34.81% of the available properties. Apartment rentals here have a median price £155 a night and an average size of 61 m². Moreover, if you're travelling in a group of 4, apartment rentals are a great type of accommodation in South Coast, as they usually welcome 4 guests. If you're searching for another type of accommodation, you can compare alternative offers, such as house rentals, which are another typical type of property in South Coast. House rentals have an average size of 182 m² on the South Coast.
Holiday Lettings Are a Gateway to Paradise on Grenada's South Coast
Grenada's South Coast is a haven of serenity. Charter boats glide along its turquoise waters. Lined by white sand beaches studded with palm trees, it is the Caribbean dream. Known as the 'spice isle', atmospheric Grenada is sublimely beautiful. Holiday lettings at this tropical destination vary from beach bungalows to convenient condos and holiday apartments.
Food & Drink
Flavours on Spice Island
Prepare for sensory overload. Fresh fish, a huge variety of lip-smacking spices, and local rum characterise the palette of flavours here. Try lambi (conch), cooling calaloo (spinach soup), and tempting roti takeaway, curry-spiced wraps filled with beef, chicken, or vegetables. Nutmeg-flavoured ice cream is an absolute must, and the local beer, Carib, is the perfect beverage after a day at the beach.
Art & Culture
Local rhythms
Every Friday after work, the fishing village of Gouyave puts on a festive street party. Filled with food and drink vendors, lights and music, it's one of the best places to party on this generally peaceful island. You can also check out the delights of Gouyave's nutmeg factory. Head south to the island's capital, St George, to Grenada Distillers in order to sample the local tipple.
Local Attractions
Underwater world
Go diving or snorkelling to explore a variety of unexpected marvels. You'll find reefs full of colourful fish, the wrecks of unlucky (or lucky, if they were washed up here) mariners, and an underwater sculpture park. Created by artist Jason Decaires Taylor, it's like a little Atlantis. Human figures encrusted with barnacles and bright seaweed stand in formation on the seabed beneath you.
For those who prefer to stay on dry land, multiple tour operators lead treks into Grenada's interior, where you'll find lush rainforest. There are hikes for a variety of levels, most of which lead to the island's scenic waterfalls.
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