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Grenada, the southernmost of the Windward Islands, is an
independent state comprising the island of Grenada and some of the southern Grenadines.
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The Island of Grenada.
Grenada is of volcanic origin and fairly mountainous, with
swift-flowing streams, hot springs, several mountain lakes, forests in the interior, and
beautiful beaches.

Mount St Catherine is the highest peak on Grenada, at 838m.
The rainy season in Grenada is usually from June to December.
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The capital of Grenada, in the south-west of the island, has a
well-sheltered inner harbour.
Established as a French settlement in 1650, St George's became the
administrative centre of the British dependency of the Windward Islands from 1885 to 1958;
after being ceded to Great Britain in 1783.
Narrow streets wind up the steep hillside of St George's to make it a
wonderfully picturesque environment.
Following a second coup, in 1983, the US military led an invasion of
the island to restore order.
The most important of the attached Grenadines is Carriacou, to the
north-east of Grenada.
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Carriacou,
Saint David, St George's.

The Grenadian
Hotel has the choice of two wide, white-sand beaches; one dedicated to water sports
and the other for simply relaxing in the hot Caribbean sun. The hotel rooms are modern and
spacious, some with ocean views across Tamarind Bay to the island's capital, St George's -
six miles away.
Grenada Dive
Sites:
Since Grenada and Carriacou are not as heavily frequented by visitors as other Caribbean
destinations, the reefs, wrecks and coral walls remain unspoiled by crowds and many have
yet to be explored.
Grenada Explorer:
The Grenada tip of the month and archives of previous tips. Includes photographs to make
them into interesting features in their own right.
Grenada Grenadines:
The official website of the Grenada Board of Tourism.
Grenada Guide:
Directory of tourist information for Grenada.
Grenada Sights and
Tours:
A list of things to see around Grenada, from Travel Grenada.
Scuba
Diving in Grenada:
Excellently presented information on the scuba diving sites in Grenada from Dive Sites
Directory.
Sunsation Tours:
Offers island tours, shore excursions for cruise ships, off-island trips, information and
advice. Also puts you in touch with providers of services they do not supply themselves:
horse riding, day tours to the Grenadines, sailing, snorkelling, golf and diving.
The enchanting beauty of Carriacou, known as the island
surrounded by reefs, and the relaxed lifestyle on the island makes it one of the
friendliest, safest and most divine islands in The Caribbean.
Miles of empty white sand beaches, deep aqua bays, spectacular
mountain views of surrounding Caribbean islands, unspoiled nature trails, gorgeous reefs
and safe anchoring harbours attract people from all over the world to this corner of
paradise.
For the culture enthusiast, the outstanding feature of Carriacou is
the still very active traditional boat-building; located in the village of Windward.
Carriacou and
Petite Martinique:
Situated in the southernmost part of the emerald island chain of the Grenadines, Carriacou
and Petite Martinique have for a long time been the best kept secrets of the Caribbean.
These jewels of the Tri-Island state have eternally been overshadowed by their larger
sister island, Grenada, and yet are Grenada's gateway to the Grenadines -- a sailor's and
diver's paradise.
Getting to Carriacou
Flight connections to Carriacou are available from Tobago, Barbados, St. Lucia and St. Vincent, even via Martinique, all of which are being enhanced constantly.
Where to Eat and Sleep in Carriacou
There's plenty of accommodation and restaurants to fit everyones
taste and budget on Carriacou.
Ade's Dream
Guesthouse and Apartment Hotel:
Located on Main Street, Hillsborough, opposite the Esplanade -- where you can sit, relax
and enjoy the comforting sea breezes, gaze at the crystal-blue waters, take a swim, a
quiet stroll, or an invigorating run along the beautiful sandy beach.
Bayaleau Point Cottages:
Set on the rugged, eastern most point of Windward Bay, these elegantly simple cottages --
blue, green, yellow and red -- are the gateway to the emerald islands of the Grenadines.
Caribbee Inn:
A feeling of spacious coolness combined with comfort and gracious simplicity characterises
each individual suite. The accommodations are very romantic in white and pastel shades,
with ceramic floors throughout. Elegant four-posters, draped over with netting, and
fabulous views to the sparkling waters of the Caribbean, completes an idyllic setting.
Carriaco Grand View Resort:
Nature has provided a unique setting for this breathtaking 14 room/apartment resort with a
commanding view of the Hillsborough harbour and town.
Green Roof Inn:
The Inn has five charming guestrooms and a waterfront restaurant and bar, with a
marvellous view of the Caribbean Sea.
Las Tortugas Villa:
A comfortable two bedroom seafront home perched on a small, breezy hill overlooking the
ocean, a network of coral reefs and the islands of the southern Grenadines. Set on almost
an acre of hillside, its location affords privacy, while providing easy access to the
mile-long white sands of Paradise Beach.
Paradise Inn
Beach Hotel:
Located on the beach-line of L'Esterre on Carriacou. This beach is commonly known as
Paradise Beach, and by most tourists considered the best beach for spending their
holidays. Bright white sand, hardly any construction on the shoreline, and still close to
some small shops and rum shops. Between Hillsborouh and Tyrell Bay, the hotel is a perfect
starting point to explore the island.
Petite Martinique, with its 586 acres, is small in comparison to
Carriacou.
The residents of this thriving little island live by boat-building,
fishing and seafaring.
Getting There
Visitors have no problem reaching this gem of the traditional
Caribbean island by inter-island ferry or water-taxi, via Carriacou.
The Osprey Shuttle, a fast powered catamaran owned by local
entrepreneurs, departs Grenada at 09:00 and returns from Petite Martinique at 17:00.
Eating Out and Staying Inn
Although small, Petite Martinique offers ample guesthouses and
restaurants for an enjoyable visit and the chance to really unwind.
Melodies Guest House:
Located on beachfront property on the west side of the island, this recently built,
family-owned guest house is an enchanting place to stay while in Petite Martinique.
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