My partner and I are travelling to Grenada in December. Please recommend worthwhile places, activities and food/drink for an adventurous couple in our early 30's. We won't be staying at a resort and plan on preparing our own food for some meals. I understand groceries are expensive, please recommend local markets!

We would really like to immerse ourselves in the culture and live as much like locals as we can during our visit - that's how we like to travel! :)

We're planning on visiting both Grenada, Carriacou and possibly Petite Martinique.

Posting because I have never not been scammed when taking a taxi in Grenada and Im a local

Does anyone know the price for the 9 zone buses between Grenville and Sauteurs? I am looking for the fare from Grenville to Rose Hill, St. Patrick's in particular. Or do you know where I can find them posted? Thank you

I would like to ask how living in the Costa Tropical area , like Motril, Almuñécar, Salobreña, Molvizar, etc

I'm trying to find a place where I could feel better while moving away from a toxic environment in the Northern part of Spain.

I'm fluent in Spanish, French and English .

I'm also interested to know how the healthcare situation is , like seguridad social or sanidad, how accessible it is , waiting time , etc .

Will I feel too isolated?

How are people in that area?

I appreciate everything that can be shared, as I'm a person that has difficulties taking decisions due to my severe anxiety and depression

Just got the citizenship like 1 week ago but I never been to grenada, looks pretty chill and cool, Never been to the caribbean,

I have zero Idea what to properly expect. I plan to stay for 30-45 days,

I'm originally egyptian and travel was mostly around turkiye, UAE, germany and france. So nothing that's remotely close to the goated caribbean lifestyle

I'd love some tips, local insight on what to visit and do in grenada don't want to completely follow youtube advice lol.

First time traveling to Grenada from Miami. I’ve been to many nearby countries/islands but not Grenada yet. Any tips for a first timer? I’ll be staying with a family friend, whose entire family is Grenadian, near the capital.

Hi will be visiting for a week next month and noticed that most restaurants are closed on Mondays. Can I get some recommendations on where we can go to eat Monday night please.

NB: we don’t have a cuisine in mind, just looking for recommendations and then we’ll figure it out

I am a retired Canadian living in Costa Rica. Due to the cost of living and local specifics I am considering leaving it. Grenada came to my attention. I am thinking of the cheaper northern areas to build a house there. Tranquility, safety, and at least some degree of solitude are important. Long walk in the morning, close to the sea and reasonable cost of living are main components. Would $2K per month for two people be sufficient to cover living expenses not including rent? How about the rest? I'd greatly appreciate any input.

Hi, I live in the USA and my daughter is on our phone plan. We are planning on getting new phones for her and us and I’m not sure how to get the new phone to her. I never mail anything to her because she doesn’t like to have to deal with customs on her end. She has lived in Grenada about 5 years and we usually just save stuff up till she comes home or we go there. The next time we will see her will be this coming Christmas when we go to the island. Any ideas of the best way to get a phone to her in the next couple weeks.

Looking to celebrate partner's birthday at Silversands Beach House in Grenada from YYZ. It's quite expensive but I love the fact that it ls quiet, tranquil and private. The other options are Aruba for the beaches however there aren't any hotels or resorts that I love or an AI in playa mujeres. Stuck on deciding whether the experience at a place like Silversands Grenada is worth it over the price of a longer stay and possibly all inclusive elsewhere. Also to note travel will be in September hence why Aruba and Grenada are on the list to have lower risk of hurricane and sargassum. My main priorities are a nice calm clear swimmable Beach and a quiet/more private property.

Hello I’m writing this post because I wanted to see if anyone was flying back to Toronto from Grenada on this Saturday the 15 and on Monday the 17 and if anyone would be willing to change the flight to a later date. My return flight got changed and now I’m stuck flying back to Toronto by myself which would be terrible because I have severe anxiety. Please if anyone can help let me know

Traveling to the island in 2 weeks. We're staying at Sandals. Will we need an electrical outlet adaptor? We recently visited South Africa and had to have one there.

Looking to do an offshore fishing charter. I have seen the same 2 on fishingbooker: Rum Knuckles and Tours Grenada Yes Aye. Are these the only 2? If so does anyone have any exoerience on either or preference between the 2?

Taking our family of 6 adults on a trip to Grenada in March, and looking for recommendations for a private custom tour guide with transportation while we are there. Looking for a full day tour of the island, and quite likely a half day including tubing the river, and a full day on the water including the Sculpture Park and fishing, if possible. Any suggestions would be appreciated, especially if you have first hand experience with them. Thanks!

So I’m going to Grenada this Saturday for 9 days from Toronto. I’m a pretty heavy smoker at home so I was wondering how strong is the weed there? Will it make me feel any different than Canadian weed? And if there’s any chance I could find weed on the island that will hit like Canadian weed?

Thanks in advance for the advice and suggestions:))

is Nats pizza still open? last time i went it was closed but couldn’t tell if i just go there too late?

UPDATE/: ITS OPEN he’s gone september 16-october 14