Category: Grenada
Farewell Grenada, Next Stop: Antigua
All packed and ready to go. Upon leaving Grenada I was greeted with yet more rude staff at the LIAT check-in desk this time, I can’t even leave without another dose. Our driver had taken special care to bring our luggage into the airport and place it at the front […]
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Sail Away: Goodbye Carriacou
I was sad to leave Carriacou and would have liked to have spent longer there – I would definitely like to return for a dedicated holiday in the future. A peaceful, battery recharging holiday. Having flown to the island, sailing back to mainland Grenada by ferry was a welcome contrast. […]
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Sandy Island
A tiny crescent island off the coast of mainland Carriacou, Grenada. An isolated island with a rustic charm. Uninhabited. The crabs featured at the end of the clip were quite something. There seemed to be hundreds of them all living under a big pile of old fallen coconut tree […]
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Out and About in Carriacou
Grenada Blues
The Little Mermaid! Carriacou Hotel
Carry Me To Carriacou
Carriacou is one of Grenada’s sister Islands, and delightful contrast. The second largest of Grenada’s Tri-Islands and a refreshingly untouched, peaceful piece of paradise. As well as the SVG Air flight, it is also possible to sail via Osprey Ferry from Grenada’s capital, St George or book an organised tour. […]
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Grenada Street Art
Art is anything that inspires creatively, or exudes a creative flare, there are no rules, it’s a free for all. Grenada certainly showers you with bursts of colour as you wonder around. “Look at the beautiful things in life” Click here forĀ Bloglovin’Ā link
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Out and About: Grenada
Music:Ā Aaron Duncan – Can You Feel It 2016 Soca Click here forĀ Bloglovin’Ā link SaveSaveSaveSaveSaveSave
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Downtown: St George, Grenada
The bus ride into town: Vibrant Colourful Fishing boats Local produce Hustle & bustle Steep narrow streets Vendors on the side walk The waft of spices in the air Spices for sale on every corner Locals going about their daily chores Picturesque views from Fort George and around the […]
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Tutti Frutti Sunsation Tour: Grenada
A great day long tour, highly recommended. Concord Waterfall View of Carib’s Leap Lunch at the Belmont Estate River Antoine Rum Distillery (1785) Pearls Airport Grand Etang National Park & Crater Lake And of course theĀ Gouyave Nutmeg Processing Station was also included in this tour : […]
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More Rudeness in Grenada: Deyna’s Tasty Foods Disgusting Customer Service
Deyna’s Tasty Foods Disgusting Customer Service followed on from an appalling Grenada airport welcome. We decided to eat like the locals and pop into a restaurant/cafe in the hustle and bustle of St George. Sample some local cuisine I thought, give some custom to local businesses (who you’d think would appreciate it […]
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Spice up your life: Grenada Nutmeg Factory
The nutmeg aroma is fragrant throughout the tour, as you would expect. There is a very calm, peaceful atmosphere throughout as everyone gets to work. Courtesy of theĀ Grenada SunsationĀ Tutti Frutti Tour. Click here forĀ Bloglovin’Ā link
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Grenada: Coyaba Beach Resort Hotel, Grand Anse
A quiet hotel on Grand Anse beach. The staff are generally friendly and polite (with the exception of one housekeeping lady who beat on my hotel room door Ā oneĀ evening, withĀ such force and persistence I thought maybe the hotel was burning down or the police had some urgent matter to discuss […]
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Welcome to Grenada! Rude Staff at Maurice Bishop International Airport.
After long flight, rude staff at Maurice Bishop International Airport is the last thing you need. Nobody expected to be greeted with the rude and hostileĀ attitude of some ‘female’ immigration staff we encountered, and these women were and embarrassment to Grenada. What a welcome!! Perhaps these staff did not wish […]
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