Grenada island highlights: Grand Etang, Annandale Falls and St George's
Overview
If you only leave the resort once, make it this tour. Your driver-guide collects you from your hotel and starts in St George's, where pastel houses tumble down to the Carenage harbour. Climb up to Fort George, built by the French in the early 1700s, for the best view over the town and the bay.
Then the road winds up into the mountains to the Grand Etang Forest Reserve. Here a lake fills the crater of an old volcano at around 530 metres, surrounded by rainforest, and mona monkeys sometimes appear by the roadside. Stretch your legs on a short trail from the visitor centre.
On the way back down you stop at Annandale Falls, where a stream drops into a pool among ferns and spice trees. Swim if you like, and your guide will show you nutmeg, cinnamon and cocoa growing along the way, the crops that gave Grenada its nickname.
Highlights
- View over St George's from Fort George
- Grand Etang crater lake in the rainforest
- Swim at Annandale Falls
- See nutmeg, cinnamon and cocoa growing
What's included
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Local driver-guide
- Entrance fees at Grand Etang, Fort George and Annandale (small, paid locally)
- Food and drinks
- Tips
Location
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. The walking is short and easy, and children usually love the waterfall and the monkeys.
Yes. Many driver-guides run it as a private tour, and you can add stops such as a spice garden or a rum shop.
