Grenada
Following the devastation caused by Hurricane Ivan, Grenada has risen like a phoenix from the flames. With new marina and hotel developments, this is an island currently experiencing a huge surge in popularity.

An incredibly fertile island, it's as famous for its rainforest, rivers and waterfalls as it is for the enormous amount of nutmet grown there. Known as Spice Island, Grenada is rich in flavour and natural interest. There are several safe and sheltered anchorages, although few sandy beaches.

Grenada's sister islands are Carriacou and Petit Martinique. The Gateway to The Grenadines, Grenada is ideally positioned as a great island from which to start or end a Caribbean yacht charter.

Scuba Diving and Snorkelling
Breath-taking under water scenery and abundant marine life ensures that scuba diving fans will be delighted with each dive. From lazy drift dives to more challenging adventure diving, the pristine waters of Grenada and Carriacou make for a great scuba diving destination.

Getting There
There are daily direct flights from London and The States (via Miami) to Port Salines International Airport (GNU). You can connect with all the main islands surrounding Grenada.

Language
English

Currency
US Dollars and Euros are universally accepted although the local currency is Eastern Caribbean Dollars. Major credit cards are generally accepted in hotels, restaurants and larger shops.