Granada - CLV

Q: How do I get to Grenada?

From the United States: American Airlines operates direct flights from Miami to Grenada all year round (3h55, 7 flights a week). JetBlue serves New York JFK all year round. Delta operates Atlanta seasonally in winter, American Airlines Charlotte, United Newark. From Canada: Air Canada Rouge operates seasonal winter service to Toronto. From the UK: British Airways and Virgin Atlantic fly to London Gatwick. From Paris, Frankfurt or Amsterdam, no direct flights: connection via London or Miami.

Q: When should you travel to Grenada?

The dry season runs from December to April: temperatures between 24 and 30°C, sea temperature 26-28°C, constant trade winds, little rainfall. The ideal window of opportunity recommended by our teams is February to April. Grenada lies to the south of the main hurricane belt and remains statistically unexposed to major hurricanes: Ivan (2004) and Beryl (2024, on Carriacou) remain documented exceptions. The main island was not hit by Beryl.

Q: Do I need a visa to go to Grenada?

No visa required for US, Canadian, British, European, Australian and New Zealand nationals for tourist stays of up to 180 days, one of the most generous regimes in the Caribbean. Passport valid 6 months after date of arrival required. Return or onward ticket required on arrival. French identity cards are not accepted: Grenada is an independent Commonwealth country.

Trip to Grenada

Spice Island

Grenada, the spice country of the Caribbean

An independent Commonwealth state since 1974, Grenada is the island of spices: the world's fifth-largest producer of nutmeg and one of the world's finest cocoa origins. Three islands, a picturesque port capital, the world's first underwater sculpture park and, since 2024, the Caribbean's first Six Senses.

The Caribbean's only spice and cocoa-growing region

The world's fifth-largest producer of nutmeg, Grenada has historically supplied up to a third of production. Belmont Estate (17th century) offers sensory tree-to-bar tours with the Grenada Chocolate Company. On the rum side, River Antoine Distillery (1785) still runs on waterwheels, 18th-century methods unchanged.

Grand Anse, one of the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean

Three kilometers of white sand facing Saint George's, regularly ranked among the world's most beautiful beaches. Half a dozen confidential coves complete the island's seaside offering, from the peaceful south to the wilder north-east coast.

A unique underwater sculpture park

More than a hundred sculptures immersed at depths of five to eight metres in Molinere Beauséjour bay. Designed as an artificial reef, this park has become one of the Caribbean's most unique diving and snorkeling spots.

Our promise to you

Caraïbes Luxury Vacations takes care of your entire stay, from transfers to accommodations, catering and activities, for a seamless, stress-free experience.

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A dedicated travel designer accompanies you, coordinating every stage of your stay and ensuring that everything runs smoothly on D-day.

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You're already at La Grenade

Grenada is accessible by direct flights year-round from Miami and New York, and seasonally in winter from Canada and the UK. Maurice Bishop International Airport is ten minutes from Grand Anse and Saint George's.

Direct flights from the United States

Miami (MIA, American Airlines direct flight, 3h55, 7 flights a week)
New York (JFK, direct JetBlue flights all year round)
Atlanta (ATL, direct Delta winter season flight)
Charlotte (CLT, direct American seasonal flight)
Newark (EWR, direct United seasonal flight)

Direct flights from Canada

Toronto (YYZ, direct flight Air Canada Rouge winter season)
Montreal (YUL) via Miami, New York or Toronto

Direct flights from Europe

London (LGW, British Airways and Virgin Atlantic)
Manchester (MAN, TUI Airways seasonal)
Paris, Frankfurt, Amsterdam via London, Miami or Caribbean hubs

Maurice Bishop airport is also linked to Carriacou by SVG Air (20 minutes) or the Osprey ferry (1h30 from Saint George's). Our agency orchestrates your arrival, private transfers and multi-island combinations.

On-site activities

Confidential beachesScuba diving and snorkelingPrivate cruise / catamaranHiking and nature walksLocal gastronomyDistillery and rum tastingSpa and well-being in a villaCultural city tour

Holiday ideas in Grenada

Here's an example of a five-day stay put together by our agency in Grenada, organized around a private villa or luxury hotel on Grand Anse or La Sagesse. To be adapted to your desires and pace.

Arrival and installation

Welcome at Mauritius Bishop International and private transfer to your accommodation
Installation and sunset over Grand Anse or La Sagesse Bay
First gourmet dinner on site

Saint George's and Underwater Sculpture Park

Morning guided tour of Saint George's: Carenage, Fort George, Fort Frederick and Spice Market
Break at the House of Chocolate, tasting artisanal chocolate
Lunch at BB's Crabback (Carenage) or Patrick's Local Homestyle (Creole tasting menu)
Afternoon of diving or snorkeling at the Underwater Sculpture Park, Molinere Beauséjour Bay
Return to base and dinner

Plantations, chocolate and the north of the island

Drive to Belmont Estate, on the northeast coast (approx. 1h)
Tree-to-bar sensory tour with the Grenada Chocolate Company
Creole lunch at Belmont Estate
Visit the River Antoine Rum Distillery, still powered by waterwheel since 1785
Return to base via the west coast

Nature and Grand Etang Falls

Excursion to Grand Etang National Park, Seven Sisters Falls or Annandale Falls hike
Picnic lunch in the forest or return to base
Afternoon spa: Hot Sand Therapy at Silversands, signature treatment at Six Senses Spa, or lazing on Grand Anse
Gourmet dinner at the base

Private cruise and departure

Morning catamaran or private sailboat trip on the west coast, anchoring at Flamingo Bay or Magazine Beach
Snorkeling and lunch on board
Return to base in early afternoon
Transfer to Mauritius Bishop International
Return flight

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Frequently asked questions

How do I get to Grenada?

Since the United States American Airlines operates direct flights from Miami to Grenada all year round (3h55, 7 flights a week). JetBlue serves New York JFK all year round. Delta operates Atlanta seasonally in winter, American Airlines Charlotte, United Newark. From Canada : Air Canada Rouge operates Toronto in winter season. From United Kingdom British Airways and Virgin Atlantic connect to London Gatwick. From Paris, Frankfurt or Amsterdam, no direct flights: connections via London or Miami.

When should you travel to Grenada?

The dry season runs from December to April temperatures between 24 and 30°C, sea temperature 26-28°C, constant trade winds, rare rainfall. The ideal window recommended by our teams is February to April. Grenada is located south of the main cyclone belt and remains statistically unexposed to major hurricanes: Ivan (2004) and Beryl (2024, on Carriacou) remain documented exceptions. The main island was not hit by Beryl.

Do I need a visa to go to Grenada?

No visa required for nationals of american, canadian, british, european, australian and new zealanders for tourist stays of up to 180 days, one of the most generous plans in the Caribbean. Passport valid 6 months after date of arrival required. Return or onward ticket required on arrival. French identity cards are not accepted: Grenada is an independent Commonwealth country.

What currency is used locally?

The official currency is the’Eastern Caribbean Dollar (XCD), with a fixed parity of 1 USD = 2.70 XCD since 1976. The US dollar is accepted everywhere: hotels, restaurants, cabs, shops. Visa and Mastercard accepted in upscale establishments. ATMs available in Saint George's, Grand Anse and around the airport. Euros are not accepted, so please bring dollars or an international card.

Is Grenada really a beach destination?

Yes, but not only. Grenada combines an iconic beach (Grand Anse, 3 km of white sand) and half a dozen confidential beaches (Morne Rouge, Magazine Beach, La Sagesse, Bathway, Levera), with a green volcanic interior (Grand Etang, waterfalls, cocoa and nutmeg plantations). It's one of the few Caribbean destinations to offer a balance between classic beaches, local gastronomy (spices, chocolate, rum) and luxury boutique hotels.

How many days will it take?

The consistent minimum is 5 nights for a first discovery: Saint George's, Underwater Sculpture Park, beach, a day on the cocoa and spice plantations, a nature day. The optimal format for tailor-made agencies is 7 to 10 nights, which allows you to add Carriacou, Bianca C diving and several gourmet addresses. For a combination with Barbados, St. Lucia or the Grenadines, plan on a total of 10 to 14 nights.