Tours & Sightseeing in Grenada

Spend a full-day enjoying Grenada's top sights and attractions on a coach sightseeing tour around the island. Visit Concord Waterfall for a dip in the natural pool below its gushing waters, stop by Gouyave Nutmeg Station for a taste of island spice and visit the Diamond Chocolate Factory. Tour the Caribbean's oldest still functioning water-powered distillery before tasting its potent rum (available in Grenada only), and snap some pics at stunning Grand Etang Lake, rainforest-shrouded and crater made.

Experience some of Granada's natural wonders on this full-day tour that includes stops at Grand Etang National Park, the Gouyave Nutmeg Processing Station, Concord Waterfall, and the River Antoine Distillery. Learn about the agriculture, geology, wildlife, and history of the island through a guide's commentary. Stop midday for lunch at Petite Anse (own expense) and finish up with an included half-hour spa massage.

Explore Grenada's aromatic spice gardens and learn about the island's vast spice production on an informative half-day tour. Wander among the citrus grove, cotton bushes, cashew nut trees and century-old mahoganies of the private Sunnyside Garden; meander along De La Grenade's Spice Garden Trail discovering native fruit trees and medicinal herbs, as well as sampling locally made jellies and Grenada's legendary liqueur - both made using the island's prolific nutmeg; and experience the jungly wonders of Smithy's Garden, home to yellow palms, ginger lilies and loads of avocado and pear trees. 

Combine a panoramic coast-to-coast tour of the island with some relaxing beach time on this half-day tour of Grenada. Highlights include the La Sagesse Nature Centre, the Belmont Estate (an active cocoa plantation)and the River Antoine Rum Distillery. End up at a favorite island beach for some time to relax and swim.

Take a trip into Grenada's winding hills and rainforest on this multi-stop tour of the Spice Island. At Annanale Falls hike along a short trail and stop for a swim. Explore the spice estates where nutmeg and mace grow and visit Fort Frederick, where the United States invaded Grenada in 1983. Make your way over the steep hills to shop at a local market in St. George's.