Explore the island’s storytelling through its older structures and coastal heritage. These spots offer a glimpse into Petite Martinique’s past and its traditional way of life.

Petite Martinique Lighthouse

A historic beacon guiding ships into the harbor, with sea views and photo opportunities.

Traditional wooden houses along the quay

Colorful timber-framed homes that reflect the island’s colonial-era architecture.

Old fishermen’s quay

A working waterfront where generations of locals have cast nets and traded fish.

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Museums

Small, intimate museums offer snapshots of maritime and cultural history in Grenada’s isles.

Petite Martinique Fisheries Museum

Exhibits on local fishing heritage and island ecology.

Carriacou Cultural Museum

A compact collection celebrating Grenadian island life and crafts.

Maritime Heritage Gallery (Grenada isles)

Displays of seafaring traditions and coastal life in the Grenadines.

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Religious Monuments

Quiet places of contemplation with simple, charming architecture lining the coast.

St. Peter’s Anglican Church, Petite Martinique

A small, peaceful church offering harbor views and a sense of history.

Seaside chapel of Petite Martinique

A simple place of worship with a tranquil setting by the water.

Village church of Petite Martinique

An intimate community church reflecting local faith and culture.

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National & Theme Parks

Coastal reserves and marine areas showcase Grenada’s island biodiversity in miniature.

Petite Martinique Coastal Reserve

Protected shoreline perfect for nature walks and birdwatching.

Reef snorkel zone near Petite Martinique

Shallow, vibrant reefs hosting a kaleidoscope of tropical fish.

Day trips to nearby Carriacou National Marine Area

Boat-based explorations of mangroves, reefs, and marine life.

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Neighborhoods

Stroll through the island’s small settlements to feel the rhythm of everyday life.

Village of Petite Martinique

The island’s main settlement with pastel houses and a welcoming vibe.

Quayside lanes of Petite Martinique

Harbor-side pathways where fishermen mend nets and chat with visitors.

Nearby Carriacou towns (Hillsborough, Tyrell Bay)

A short ferry ride away for broader island charm and markets.

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Free Things to Do

Delightful experiences don’t have to cost a thing—nature and scenery are generous here.

Sunset beach walk

Stroll along quiet shores as the sun sinks over the Caribbean.

Shore snorkeling

Peek at small reef life right from the shallow shoreline.

Harbor watch and photo spots

Observe daily island life and fishermen at work from the quay.

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Gastronomy

Savor fresh seafood and classic Grenadian flavors tapped from the sea and soil.

Oil Down

Grenada’s national one-pot dish with plantains, greens, and spices.

Grilled seafood by the quay

Fresh catches prepared simply with Caribbean flair.

Callaloo soup

Creamy greens-based soup often enriched with seafood or meat.

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Nightlife

Relaxed evenings with a sea breeze, music, and friendly locals.

Casual beach bar evenings

Low-key spots to enjoy a drink and watch the waves.

Live acoustic nights at harbor-side spot

Soft music with a sunset backdrop on the water.

Beach bonfires with locals

Seasonal gatherings that bring the community together.

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Entertainment

Local performances and crafts offer a taste of Grenadian culture.

Local calypso and reggae performances

Energetic music showcasing island talent.

Artisan markets and boat festivals

Markets with crafts, seafood, and social gatherings.

Seasonal fishing boat regattas

Colorful boats and waterfront excitement during festival times.

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Sports

Water-based adventures and active pursuits add energy to your days.

Snorkeling

Explore shallow reefs with vibrant fish and corals.

Kayaking along the coast

Paddle past coves and mangroves with calm waters.

Deep-sea fishing charters

You and a captain chase big catches in Caribbean waters.

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Off the Track

Ventures off the beaten path reveal hidden corners and slower rhythms.

Boat trip to Carriacou

Scenic day cruise to a neighboring Grenadian island.

Dolphin watching along the coast

Observe playful dolphins in their natural habitat.

Hidden coves by boat or foot

Seek secluded beaches and quiet turquoise bays.