Travel to Grenada

Grenada's Information

Land Area	344 km²
Total Area	344km² (#184)
Population	111,219 (#189)
Population Density	323.31/km²
Government Type	Parliamentary Democracy (Parliament); A Commonwealth Realm
GDP (PPP)	$1.51 Billion
GDP Per Capita	$14,100
Currency	Dollar (XCD)

ATTRACTIONS: (a few major)

Grenada, the "Spice Isle" of the Caribbean is the land of spices, (obviously) rare fruits, exotic flowers, warm breezes and soft moonlight.

Visitors to Grenada enjoy the many opportunities for hiking, exploring, sailing, diving and immersing themselves into the Caribbean culture.

Nature is at its best in Grenada with monkeys in the mountains, birding in the rainforest or off-the-beaten-path walking trails.

St. George's, the largest city and the capital, has a beautiful picturesque waterfront and is surrounded by the hillside of an old volcano crater. Attractions to see in St. George's include Fort George, the market, the National Museum and the Parliament Building, to name a few.

The friendly, welcoming people of Grenada will make you feel right at home.
CONVENTION AND VISITOR BUREAUS:

Grenada Board of Tourism

GENERAL INTEREST:

Electricity: 220V, 50Hz
Times to Travel: Depending on your particular interests, Grenada offers a visitor a great experience any time of the year.

The temperature remains pretty constant all year long, a balmy 80° F (26° C).

The rainy season runs from June to November, and is the reason the island is flush with vegetation. The dry season, November to May, is the high season and the busiest time to visit.

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This page was last updated on November 29, 2017.

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