Things to do in Calivigny
Discover the best attractions and experiences Calivigny has to offer
Historic Monuments
Explore Grenada’s colonial past through its hilltop forts and bastions near Calivigny.
Fort George
Overlooking St. George's harbor, Fort George is a historic fortress with panoramic views and remnants from the colonial era.
Fort Frederick
Hilltop fortress offering sweeping sea views and a sense of Grenada's military history.
Museums
Step into Grenada’s history and cocoa story through its small but informative museums.
Grenada National Museum
Cultural and historical exhibits tracing Grenada's story from pre-colonial times to independence.
Grenada Chocolate Museum
Explores Grenada's cacao heritage and the chocolate-making process with interactive displays.
Religious Monuments
Religious landmarks reflect the island’s architectural styles and spiritual history.
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception (St. George's)
Prominent Catholic cathedral in central St. George’s with striking architecture.
St. George's Anglican Church
Historic Anglican church reflecting Grenada’s colonial-era religious heritage.
National & Theme Parks
Venture into Grenada’s green heart and coastal reserves with these parks.
Grand Etang National Park
Lush rainforest with crater lake and hiking trails in Grenada’s central highlands.
Levera National Park
Coastal park offering beaches, birdlife, and panoramic ocean views.
Moliniere Underwater Sculpture Park
Underwater gallery of life-size sculptures visible to snorkelers and divers.
Neighborhoods
Get a feel for local life by wandering through Grenada’s neighborhoods near Calivigny.
St. George's
The capital's historic center, home to colorful streets, harbor views, and colonial architecture.
Grand Anse
Coastal neighborhood built around a long sandy beach and resort area.
L’Anse aux Épines
Upscale residential area with beaches and marina sights near St. George’s.
Free Things to Do
Enjoy the island’s natural beauty and city vibes without spending a dime.
Grand Anse Beach
Stretch of white sand perfect for sunbathing and swimming with free access.
St. George’s Harbour Walk
Stroll along the Carenage to watch boats and local life.
Morne Rouge Beach
Quiet cove ideal for a relaxing beach afternoon with free access.
Gastronomy
Taste Grenada’s bold flavors and spice-forward cuisine.
Oil Down
Grenada's hearty national dish with meat, veggies, and dumplings in savory broth.
Callaloo
Creamy greens soup made from dasheen leaves and coconut milk.
Bake & Shark
Popular seaside snack of fried dough ('bake') and fried shark sandwich.
Nutmeg Ice Cream
Creamy dessert flavored with Grenada's famous spice.
Nightlife
Experience the island’s evening atmosphere, from beach bars to clubs.
Grand Anse Beachfront Bars
Casual seaside bars offering reggae vibes and tropical cocktails.
PM Club (St. George's)
Local nightclub with live music and dancing on weekend evenings.
Live Reggae Nights in St. George's
Casual concerts at waterfront venues featuring Grenadian bands.
Entertainment
Immerse yourself in Grenada’s cultural events and seasonal celebrations.
Spicemas Carnival
Colorful annual festival with parades, costumes, and music celebrating Grenadian culture.
Local Cultural Performances
Evening shows and street performances around St. George's.
Sports
Active options showcase Grenada’s outdoor adventures, from reefs to rainforests.
Scuba Diving near Grenada’s reefs
Explore vibrant reefs and marine life just off the island’s coast.
Hiking Grand Etang Trails
Forest trails through the highlands leading to crater lakes and viewpoints.
Snorkeling at Moliniere Underwater Sculpture Park
Snorkel among life-size sculptures in calm Caribbean waters.
Off the Track
Go beyond the obvious with off-the-track experiences that reveal Grenada’s hidden gems.
Seven Sisters Falls
A scenic waterfall hike through Grenada’s rainforest.
River Antoine Rum Distillery
Historic distillery offering a glimpse into Grenada’s rum heritage.
Levera Beach Day Trip
Secluded beach trip with tidal pools and scenic coastline.