Nutmeg, waterfalls, and a quieter kind of Caribbean
Grenada trades the party-island reputation for something calmer - rainforest waterfalls, working spice estates, and a beach that regularly tops "best in the Caribbean" lists.
Grenada earned its nickname the Spice Isle honestly – it's one of the world's largest nutmeg producers, and working spice estates are still a normal stop on a Grenada day trip. That same unhurried character carries over to the beaches, waterfalls, and the diving.
Krystal Tours books three tiers here, from the all-inclusive Royalton down to the breakfast-only Radisson for travelers who'd rather explore Grand Anse's restaurants on their own.
Full all-inclusive - the pick for groups who want everything handled.
Beachfront all-inclusive with daily departures for flexible booking.
On Grand Anse beach, within walking distance of the strip.
Nutmeg Estate Tour
Annandale Falls
Grand Anse Beach Day
Molinere Sculpture Park
Grand Anse Beach
Molinere Underwater Sculpture Park
See how the Spice Isle earned its name, working estate visits.
A short hike to a rainforest waterfall with a swimming pool below.
Two miles of white sand - regularly ranked among the Caribbean best.
An underwater art installation - snorkel or dive to see it.
Bean-to-bar tour at one of Grenada's small-batch chocolate makers.
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