Round Trip Grenada

Visitors to the lush island of Grenada will love the tropical climate, white sandy beaches, and thriving green vegetation. Aromatic spice plantations give Grenada the nickname “Isle of Spice.” There are spectacular mountain ranges, waterfalls, and rainforests.

Beach lovers will be in paradise, relaxing the day away on the soft white sands of Grand Anse. Shoppers will love the colorful sights and smell of the spice market, where you can banter with the friendly “spice ladies” for spices, souvenirs, clothing, and jewelry. In town, you'll find art galleries, fabric shops, and waterfront restaurants where you can enjoy a cold rum punch and fresh seafood. Be sure to bring your camera to capture the views of the narrow, picturesque streets of St George’s and the beautiful vista of the Carenage, one of the loveliest harbors in the Caribbean. Plenty of nightlife can be found at the many clubs and restaurants around the island.

Set sail for the rhythms of spice!

Bequia
Bequia may be known for its boat building and seafaring heritage, but it’s the seafood pizza at Mac’s that shipmates can’t seem to forget. Be sure to visit the Old Hegg Turtle Sanctuary, but save some time for shopping at tiny boutiques filled with local art, scrimshaw and model boats. A sail, kayak or dive excursion from the white beaches of Bequia completes your visit.

Carriacou
Take a step back in time to the real Caribbean. Known for their boat building and seafaring skills, Carriacou locals can trace their ancestry to Africa and Scotland. Explore the old cemetery, and find centuries-old markers. Feast on fresh-caught lobster in season, or grab a snorkel and take a short swim to the coral reefs, which teem with colorful marine life.

Mayreau
Take a hike through the village to the other side of Mayreau for a refreshing swim in gleaming Saltwhistle Bay, arguably the most beautiful bay in the Caribbean. Be sure to stop at the crest of the hill by the church for a majestic view of Tobago Cays, Canouan, and Union Island. The highlight of any visit to Mayreau is the Cultural Walk, a progressive tour of local watering holes that offers an “intoxicating” taste of the local nightlife.

Tobago Cays
Why settle for one perfect uninhabited islet when you can have many? Tobago Cays are what tropical dreams are made of: stretches of unspoiled beaches, water as clear as glass, and “t-shirt trees” that beg you to bring unique home colorful souvenirs. You'll be counting the days until you can return!

Union Island
Volcanic Union Island, the southernmost island of St Vincent and the Grenadines, is sometimes called the Tahiti of the West Indies. Laze away the day on Chatham Bay, said to be the most beautiful beach in the Grenadines. Find your smile on tiny Happy Island, built from conch shells. Happy Island’s bar is a popular spot for cold ones and “limin’” – island speak for hanging out.

Disembark this morning for your continued journey home.