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flavourful national food profile. From fine dining to casual beachside restaurants to street food, it’s undeniable that Grenadians have a taste and flair for delicious cooking and, as a result, the island has become the World Food Travel Association’s first Culinary Capital. Grenada’s six tree-to-bar chocolate companies


produce artisan chocolate that delights the palate with every bite, and chocolate and locally produced rum tastings are a must-try experience. Of the three rum distilleries in Grenada, River Antoine Estate is the most long-standing and is home to the oldest functioning watermill in the Caribbean. A trip to River Antoine is like being transported through time, as the rum-making process is still the same as it was centuries ago.


THREE ISLANDS, ONE DESTINATION Easily accessible by sea and air, Grenada’s sister islands Carriacou and Petite Martinique provide the perfect tranquil, serene atmosphere to rest, relax and recharge. Carriacou is the old-time Caribbean that dreams are made of; expect


spectacular snorkelling and pristine beaches, rich West African culture and unique traditions such as string band music, big drum dancing, wooden boat building and launching. Over on tranquil Petite Martinique, which is


just one square mile in size, visitors are treated to sweeping views of outlying islands from the beautiful beaches. The vibe here is distinctly laid back, with an emphasis on relaxing and basking in the sense of peace and serenity.


LOCAL CONNECTIONS For visitors wanting to engage with local communities, beyond the resort or scheduled tours, Grenada’s voluntourism initiative helps travellers foster meaningful connections in the spaces they visit. Voluntourism opportunities include coral reef restoration, turtle research, lionfish hunts, beach clean-ups and community learn-to-swim classes. Visitors can help at organic farms and an animal shelter and donate resources for educational, health and cultural programmes.


Don’t miss Embark on a guided sunset sailing trip on a traditionally built, wooden Carriacou sloop and see the island from a whole new perspective


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KEY ACTIVITIES • Underwater sculpture park • Spice market and spice garden tours • Chocolate factory tour • Rum distillery tour • Street Food Wednesday at Dodgy Dock • Blue tea at the Tower Estate • River tubing • Dune buggy tour • Waterfalls • Sunset sailing • Mt Moritz Community Breakfast • Belmont Estate • Hillsborough Museum, Carriacou • High North trail, Carriacou • Carriacou and Petite Martinique regattas


• Swim with turtles at Saline Island, Carriacou


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