Things to do in Grenville
Discover the best attractions and experiences Grenville has to offer
Historic Monuments
Grenada's colonial past comes alive at well-preserved forts and historic sites with panoramic views over harbors and towns.
Fort George
An 18th-century fortress perched above the capital, offering sweeping harbor views and a glimpse into Grenada's colonial defenses.
Fort Frederick
A well-preserved coastal fort with bastions and cannons, showcasing Grenada’s strategic history and offering coastal panoramas.
Museums
Explore Grenada’s culture, cocoa heritage, and local art through intimate museums and estate tours.
Grenada National Museum
Cultural stories of Grenada’s people with exhibits on history, slavery, and independence.
Belmont Estate Cocoa Museum
A tour at Belmont Estate that explains Grenada’s cocoa origins and traditional chocolate making.
Religious Monuments
Religious architecture adds a spiritual and historical layer to Grenada’s landscape.
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception (St. George's)
A grand cathedral in the capital with notable architecture and a central city presence.
St. George's Anglican Church
Historic church offering classic Grenadian architectural charm and a peaceful city setting.
National & Theme Parks
Immerse yourself in Grenada’s lush landscapes, from rainforests to coastal reserves.
Grand Etang National Park and Forest Reserve
Dense rainforest with trails leading to a crater lake and chances to see diverse wildlife.
Levera National Park
Coastal park at Grenada's northeastern tip, known for beaches, birdlife, and scenic views.
Neighborhoods
Discover Grenada’s town character by wandering its lively communities.
Grenville
Seaside market town on Grenada’s southeast coast with friendly shops and local life.
Gouyave
West coast town famed for fishing heritage and welcoming streets to explore.
Free Things to Do
Experience Grenada’s beauty without an entry fee—beaches, markets, and natural sights.
Moliniere Underwater Sculpture Park (snorkeling)
Snorkel among submerged sculptures and marine life off Grenada’s coast.
Grand Anse Beach
Relax on Grenada’s most famous white-sand beach with turquoise water and palm shade.
Grand Etang Reserve hike
Free-to-enter rainforest trails and scenic lookouts in the central highlands.
Gastronomy
Taste Grenada’s rich flavors, from cacao and chocolate to fresh island fare.
Belmont Estate Cocoa Tour & Tasting
Guided cocoa estate tour with insights into Grenada’s chocolate-making process.
Grenada Chocolate Company Visit
Bean-to-bar chocolate experience with tastings from Grenada’s renowned producers.
Nightlife
Evenings in Grenada range from laid-back waterfront bars to live music in towns.
St. George's waterfront bars
Casual spots along the harbor offering cocktails, soca, and sunset views.
Grand Anse beachside lounges
Relaxed venues with music and drinks by the sea for a laid-back night out.
Entertainment
Cultural events and markets bring Grenada’s energy to life.
Grenada Chocolate Festival
Annual festival celebrating cocoa with tastings, demonstrations, and tastings.
Grenville Market evenings
Local market atmosphere with music, street food, and crafts in a vibrant setting.
Sports
Sports culture thrives on island pitches and sea-side activities.
Grenada National Cricket Stadium
Main cricket ground where you can watch local and regional matches.
Grand Anse water sports
Beach activities like snorkeling, kayaking, and stand-up paddleboarding.
Off the Track
Seek out unique, less-touristed experiences that reveal Grenada’s soul.
River Antoine Distillery
Historic sugar-distillery turned visitor site with a hands-on tour.
Belmont Estate Tour
Cocoa-farm focused tour that blends agriculture with Grenadian tradition.
Grand Etang rainforest hike
Immersive forest trails with waterfalls and crater views away from the crowds.