• St. George’s - St. George’s Local Spice Market:

Experience the essence of Grenada’s thriving spice industry at the St. George’s Local Spice Market, where the air is infused with the delightful scents of freshly gathered spices. Situated in the lively center of St. George’s, this market is essential for anyone wanting to experience the true flavor of the “Spice Isle.”

Highlights:

• Wide Variety of Spices: Explore an extensive array of Grenada’s famous spices, such as nutmeg, cinnamon, cloves, ginger, and turmeric.

• Authentic Souvenirs: Discover locally made spice blends, oils, and herbs, ideal for gifts or bringing a piece of Grenada back home.

• Meet the Vendors: Interact with welcoming local vendors who share tales of the island’s spice legacy and provide insights into the cultivation and use of these spices.

• Cultural Experience: Dive into the vibrant market atmosphere, where lively colors, local music, and fresh produce create a sensory feast.

• House of Chocolate - Uncover the rich history and tradition of chocolate-making in Grenada at the House of Chocolate, a delightful mini-museum and café located in the heart of St. George’s. Discover how Grenada’s locally grown cocoa beans are crafted into some of the world’s finest chocolate.

Highlights:

• Interactive Displays: Delve into exhibits that highlight the island’s strong ties to cocoa production, from bean to bar.
• Tastings: Enjoy the distinctive flavors of artisanal chocolates and other cocoa-based delights made with local ingredients.
• Gift Shop: Bring home a piece of Grenada with handmade chocolates, cocoa butter, and other sweet mementos.
• Café: Savor a delightful menu of hot chocolate, chocolate desserts, and more, freshly prepared on-site.

Whether a chocolate enthusiast or simply intrigued by Grenada’s rich cocoa heritage, the House of Chocolate provides a delightful and educational experience for visitors of all ages.

• Fort Frederick - Fort Frederick Grenada

Situated atop Richmond Hill, Fort Frederick combines captivating history with stunning panoramic views of St. George’s, Grenada’s coastline, and the island’s lush green interior. Constructed in the late 18th century by the French, this well-maintained fort narrates the tale of Grenada’s colonial history.

Highlights:

• Historical Significance: Discover the fort’s distinctive “backward-facing” design, a defensive tactic adopted after the French seized it from the British in 1779.
• Panoramic Views: Enjoy breathtaking 360-degree views of St. George’s harbor, the surrounding mountains, and the sea—ideal for photography or peaceful contemplation.
• Explore the Ruins: Wander through the remains of the fort’s ancient stone walls, cannons, and tunnels, envisioning life as a soldier during Grenada’s colonial period.

• Bottled water
• All Fees and Taxes
• In-vehicle air conditioning

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.