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By Princess Jeremiah | August 2nd 2020 Introduction AuthenticityFriendly localsSpice IslandLuxury boutique accommodationBeachesNatureDiving opportunitiesDiningDrinkingChocolate Beaches Photo from Beautiful Beaches in the World Blogspot Grenada is very well known for its […]
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Grenada is very well known for its beautiful white sandy beaches some of the best in the world ( Grand Anse beach is even ranked in some of the worlds top beaches). A tropical Haven and rehabilitation for a stressed mind. Grenada has approximately 45 beaches each offering its own benefits.
Nature
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Much like its beaches Grenada is known for its large amount of vegetation.With monkey watching, beautiful waterfalls, amazing views of the landscape and ocean, fruits and coca as far as the eyes can see and let’s not forget Grand Etang lake which comes with a story of a mysterious mermaid who lives deep within the lake its the perfect place for those adventurous souls and nature lovers.
Underwater Sculpture Park
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Into snorkeling, scuba diving and the great wonders of the ocean? well Monlinere underwater sculpture park is one place in Grenada that you must visit. You not only get to witness sea life in its natural form but also the world’s first underwater sculpture park crazy right!? what an amazing two for one deal. the park is accessible via boat form the main port of St. George or the west coastline of Grand Anse.
Dinning
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There are many different places to eat on this island. From restaurants in hotels to restaurant and bars on the beach you can even stop at shops and get the chance to taste local cuisine especially if you decide to visit around the time when independence is celebrated and oil down ( Grenada’s National dish) is being cooked island wide.
Authentic Island Life
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One of the best things about visiting Grenada is that it is not crowded with other visitors. Even though is it visited much more than some of its neighboring islands you will not be overwhelmed by other tourist and visitors giving you the chance to enjoy island life at its purest and to the fullest.
Luxury Hotels/Resorts
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In Grenada there are many appealing places to stay whether it be for a night, an entire day, a week or even longer. With friendly staff, outstanding facilities, considerable rooms and many more; the prefect set of places to just kick back and relax, when planning your visit you can check out places such as Coyaba Beach Resort, newly built SliverSands, want to try something a little different you can try the new Cinnamon Suites at Mount Cinnamon and so much more.
Bianca C shipwreck
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The DivingAn underwater sculpture garden, spectacular coral reefs, and the Bianca C shipwreck (dubbed the “Titanic of the Caribbean”) are some of the underwater treasures you’ll find in Grenada, accessible through the 50 dive sites and many operators that span the three islands.
Locally Made Chocolate and rum
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Did you know that Grenada has its own locally made chocolate and rum? but lets start with chocolate. It is usually vegan with higher cocoa levels but less sugar levels than quite a few other chocolates, there are several estates where you can visit and learn about the process of making these yummy chocolates and even sample some of the finished product. Now lets move right along to rum though Grenada’s rum may not be as famous as those of its sister islands, it is just as good you can visit the River Antoine Distillery where you can sample Rivers rum but be warned that it has an alcohol content of over 70% when sampling.
Grenada’s culture
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Eating Oil down (National Dish),enjoying and partaking of folk dances and songs, dressing in the National colors of Red, Green and Yellow ( also known as Ice, Green and Gold),learning the steel pan you can do all this and so much because the island is always full of its culture especially in February as that is the time that it celebrates its independence. Grenadian Culture is a mixture of British, African, West Indian and French influences so you may see a few familiar acts and names when witnessing the islands culture.
Low Crime Rate
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Grenada is consider to be one of the safer islands in the Caribbean. Where as some of the other islands suffer from high murder rates and crime levels Grenada’s rates are very low According to analysis of FBI crime data chances of becoming a victim of crime in Grenada is 1 in 90, but even so tourists are still asked to be careful and warned against going to isolated areas alone.
