Grenada holidays are perfect for those looking for a relaxing Caribbean break. This small Caribbean island measures just 22 miles by 12 miles and has a verdant, mountainous interior fringed by the powder white sands along its coast, lapped by turquoise waters which finish off the picture perfect look of this paradisiacal island.
There is an air of exclusivity about Grenada holidays as far less tourists visit Grenada than some of its neighbouring Caribbean islands, but those who do go on holiday to Grenada are spoilt not only by the Island’s natural beauty, but the richness of its history and culture, the hospitality of the local people and the quality of its cuisine.
Although our discount Grenada holidays are perfect for a relaxing break there is still plenty to do for those looking for activities and other ways to pass the time. From various water sports to mountain hiking, to visiting the island’s capital St George’s or one of the historic plantations or distilleries on the island, Grenada holidays allow you to do as much or as little as you like, in a relaxed atmosphere. So why wait? Check out our exclusive offers and book your holiday to Grenada in 2024 and 2025 today.
It is the beauty of the islands beaches that make Grenada holidays a popular attraction. Grenada has a typically Caribbean climate, with average temperatures hitting approximately 30 degrees Celsius all year round, however the humidity levels are higher between June & November meaning rainfall is more likely during these months so many visitors prefer to go on holiday to Grenada in the dryer season between December & May.
Beaches are the centre point of one of our cheap Grenada holidays so visit one of the islands 45 beaches. Grand Anse beach is the most popular offering a two mile stretch of white sand. Beyond relaxing on the beach, or walking along it there are many water sports available. Snorkelling & diving are particularly popular on Grenada holidays, with the colourful coral and marine life as exciting as can be seen anywhere in the Caribbean. Other water sports include kayaking, sailing or even taking a fishing charter.
Known as ‘Spice Island’ Grenada is a leading producer of cinnamon, ginger, cloves, nutmeg and several other spices, an interesting excursion is to visit a spice plantation while on Grenada, or alternatively one of island's historic rum distilleries.
For those interested in discovering the beautiful interior of Grenada, away from the beaches, then a visit to Grand Etang national Park is a must. Hike through the park and discover lakes, waterfalls, tropical rainforest, colourful birds, lizards and even Mona monkeys.
Another popular excursion for visitors on Grenada holidays is a visit to the island’s capital of St George’s. A charming, scenic city that is generally quiet until market day on Saturday morning when the senses can be overpowered by the aroma of nutmeg, vanilla and other local spices and delicacies. Also worth a visit is Fort George, this eighteenth century building offers an insight into the history of the island & views of the capital from a different perspective.