An island nation, Grenada is situated north of Trinidad and Tobago and Venezuela and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines to the south. The island is as fragrant as it is verdant; Grenada is a major producer of cinnamon, mace, cocoa, nutmeg, cloves and other spices. Grenada is bordered by stunning sugar and black sand beaches. Beautiful beaches, crystal clear waters and lush mountains offer a wide variety of tours and sightseeing. Enjoy sailing in the Grenadines, deep-sea fishing, kayaking, whale & dolphin watching, jeep adventure tours, guided Island tours and hiking in the Rain Forest.

The best way to know the island is to do a small island tour through the countryside and Belvidere estate, stop at famous Grand Anse beach and the forts. Explore the main historical and photo sites including the forts, museum and churches in and around the town. St. George's, the Capital city, best place to start your sightseeing in Grenada. Known to be the prettiest destination of Caribbean, the natural amphitheater shape allows viewing everything from the excellent natural harbor of the Carenage. St. George's with its quaint island charm offers some of major sight seeing.

Get the perfect views of the town from Fort George. Don’t miss St. Andrew's Presbyterian and St. George's Anglican Church, two beautiful churches of particular note in St. George's. Satisfy your lip bud at the local restaurants on the Carenage. There is so much to shop at the duty free shops situated around the careenage. Take a stroll along the narrow streets watching the old architecture.
There is plenty of sightseeing to do Outside the Capital.

Don’t miss the excellent chances to visit Grenada's impressive volcanic hills, and to see some untainted rainforest along with waterfalls and wide variety of flora and fauna. Have some highly challenging adventurous trails at varying degrees ranging from short, flat paths to highly challenging steep, rope-climbing rambles to muddy, long, scrambling roads. Within a beautiful rainforest Department of Forestry has built a mile of nutmeg shell-covered at the Morne Gazo Hill.

Participate in the informative trails and check out the brilliant views of the whole of Southern Grenada from the treetop.Magazin and Levera are two famous beaches at Grenada; relax at one of the beaches watching Sugar Loaf. Fix an excursion to Sandy Island. South of Levera Hill has Boiling Springs and Lake Antoine. Grenville, Grenada's second largest town placed at the east coast features some other volcanic crater lake.