Grand Ethan National Park is a small forest area in the center of the island. The park is famous for its waterfalls and crater lak …
The St. George’s Botanical Gardens are the city’s largest green space. According to legend, on the island flowers grow where the s …
Queen's Park is a mountain range surrounded by greenery. The park has many beautiful exotic trees and flowers. Walking through the …
The Bay Gardens Botanical Gardens are tropical gardens located in a picturesquely planned area in the suburbs of St. Paul. The …
Botanical Garden "Jessamine Eden" is located in the northwestern part of the island of Grenada, a 15-minute drive from the center …
Lake Antoine is located in the northern part of Grenada, in St. Patrick's County. The lake is famous among local ornithologists, a …
Fort Frederick is located high above the city of St. Georges, at the eastern entrance to the port of Carenage. From there, there i …
Concord Falls are located in the western part of the island of Grenada, located in the eastern part of the Caribbean Sea. The casc …
The Church of St. George is made in Gothic style. This truly beautiful architectural structure is one of the ancient landmarks of …
Fort George is a fortress built in the XVIII century, located on a hill at the entrance to the harbor. From here there is a magnif …
Basway Beach is located in the northeastern part of the island of Grenada. Crystal clear water and a shallow depth near the shore …
There are over 45 beaches on the islands of Grenada. But the most stunning and famous of them is Grand Anse Beach, in the St. Geor …
Carioca Island is located in the archipelago of the Grenadines, which are located in the southeast of the Caribbean. Sometimes the …
In Grand Ethan National Park, on the island of Grenada, is the famous cascade of seven waterfalls, which is called the "Seven Sist …
The island of Petit Martinique is the smallest island in Grenada, in fact, it is just the top of a volcano towering above the wate …
St. Georges is the picturesque capital of Grenada, where colonial history is intertwined with the warm Caribbean atmosphere. Narrow streets, bright houses near the Carenazh and views of the turquoise harbor create a special mood: here it is easy to feel the spirit of the sea, the aroma of spices and the unhurried rhythm of island life.
Man-made sights form the architectural appearance of the city and its history: Fort Frederick and Fort George, towering over the port, the elegant Church of St. George and the ancient buildings around the promenade. The Botanical Gardens of St. George’s, Bay Gardens and Jessamine Eden showcase tropical flora, while museums and historical monuments tell of maritime trade and colonial heritage.
The natural pearls of the island complement the impressions: Grand Ethan National Park with forests, craters and the famous Cascade of Seven Sisters, Concord Falls and Lake Antoine, valued by ornithologists. The Queen’s Park and well-kept tropical gardens give coolness, and the beaches of Grand Anse, Basway and Morne Rouge beckon with white sand and clear water. In the vicinity are the small islands of Petit Martinique and Carioca, ideal for day trips by boat.
On our site you can see all these attractions on an interactive map: brief descriptions, photos and practical information will help you decide what to see first. With the help of an online map, it is easy to mark interesting points and build the optimal route for hiking, car trips or sea forays.
You are free to explore St. Georges on your own, following the chosen route and enjoying the views, or book a tour with local guides. Professional guides will tell little-known stories, show the best observation decks, advise places for bird watching near Lake Antoine and the best bays for snorkeling near Grand Anse.
Come to St. Georges to discover the combination of history and tropical nature: walk through the fortresses and botanical gardens, listen to the birds singing at the waterfalls and swim on the clean beaches. Plan your itineraries, book excursions, and go for new discoveries – this city is ready to surprise again and again.
