
Grenada
Carriacou and Petite Martinique
Spice Island ~ Isle of Spice
Indigenous [Original] Name
Camerhogne (Grenada) ~ Kayryouacou (Carriacou)
Name Meaning
“Conception Island” ~ “Island of Reefs”
Indigenous Peoples
Arawaks ℹ The Arawaks were one of the indigenous peoples inhabiting Grenada before European contact. ~ Caribs ℹ The Caribs were another indigenous group known for their seafaring and warrior culture.
Explore Grenada
Culture: Grenada is rich in vibrant traditions, music, and festivals such as the annual Spice Mas carnival, celebrating the island’s diverse heritage and colorful history.
Discover Grenada's Landmarks
Fort George
Overlooking St. George’s Harbor, this historic fort offers panoramic views of Grenada’s capital.
View Landmark →Grand Anse Beach
A pristine two-mile stretch of white sand and turquoise waters — Grenada’s most famous beach.
View Landmark →Annandale Waterfall
A lush tropical spot surrounded by ferns and flowers — perfect for a refreshing swim.
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Belmont Estate
A 17th-century plantation showcasing Grenada’s cocoa, spice, and chocolate heritage.
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