Grenada

Located on Grenada's south coast, Grand Anse Beach is widely considered to be one of Grenada's top beaches. Spanning 2 miles of power-soft white sand beachfront, the beach hosts a variety of activities such as parasailing, snorkelling, kayaking and more. 

Nestled amidst rolling green hills, Grenada's spectacular capital city of St. George rivals the likes of Gustavia with its exquisite historic Georgian buildings, beautiful port, bustling dining scene and cultural landmarks. A walking tour along The Carenage is undoubtedly the best way to discover all the hidden treasures the city cradles. 

Spanning 450-acres, the Levera National Park is a coastal conservation area homing a myriad of natural terrains and a variety of wildlife. Comprised of an expansive mangrove swamp, dazzling beach, marine life-rich lagoon and swathes of luscious tropical greenery, the Levera National Park showcases some of the most spectacular natural sites across Grenada. An unmissable attraction of the park is the leatherback sea turtles who come ashore each summer to lay their eggs. 

Constructed in 2006, the Molinere Underwater Sculpture Park is a collection of concrete sculpture works located on the ocean floor off the western coast of mainland Grenada. The world's first underwater sculpture park, the park was created by Jason deCaires Taylor and exhibits some iconic works such as Vicissitudes (2007) and The Lost Correspondent (2006). 

Located in the parish of Saint John, Black Bay Beach is the only black sand beach in Grenada. Just a 20-minute hike from the Concord main road, the secluded beach is characterised by black volcanic sand, beautifully contrasted against vibrant tropical greenery. 

Venture off the mainland and visit the charming island of Carriacou. Located just a 90-minute ferry ride from Grenada's main island, Carriacou is renowned for its crystal clear waters and pristine coral reefs, offering some of the best snorkelling opportunities across the Grenadines.