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Routaya · Country guideGrenada is a Caribbean island renowned for its spices, white sandy beaches, and lush rainforests. A paradise for nature lovers and Caribbean culture enthusiasts.
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68 km · Loop route
ELEVATION PROFILE
Altitude 580 m
Information is provided as a travel-planning aid. Confirm entry, health and safety requirements with official authorities before departure.
It is recommended to consult a healthcare professional before travel for personalized vaccine advice and recommendations.
Recommended vaccines: Hepatitis A; Typhoid; Tetanus-diphtheria; Rabies (for extended stays)
Required vaccines:
Currency: East Caribbean Dollar (XCD)
Foreign currencies can be exchanged at banks and exchange offices. US dollars are widely accepted.
Credit cards are widely accepted in tourist areas. ATMs are available in St George's and main towns.
Grenada is generally safe for visitors, but usual precautions against petty crime are advised.
Areas to check before travel: Isolated areas at night in some St George's suburbs

Capital famous for its picturesque harbor and colonial architecture.

Quiet island known for pristine beaches and relaxing atmosphere.

Small island with secluded beaches and a welcoming community.

Mountainous area offering hiking and scenic views.

Coastline with calm beaches and authentic fishing villages.

Coastal area featuring popular beaches and spice plantations.

Administrative and commercial center with vibrant markets and colorful buildings.

Main town of Carriacou known for beaches and harbor.

Picturesque fishing village on the east coast with access to Sandy Island.

Second-largest town surrounded by spice plantations.

Two-mile white sandy beach ideal for swimming and snorkeling.

Natural site with waterfall, trails, and local wildlife.

Grenada’s first marine reserve known for underwater sculpture park.

Historic fort offering panoramic views over St. George’s and harbor.

Lively market with fresh local produce and handcrafted items.

Annual festival celebrating local culture with music, dance, and parades.

Museum dedicated to Grenadian history and culture.

Tropical rainforest with hiking trails and a volcanic crater lake.

Picturesque waterfall with natural swimming pools.

Diving spot featuring marine life and underwater sculptures.

Small sandy island perfect for swimming and snorkeling.

Quiet beach surrounded by lush hills.

Protected area with rich biodiversity and hiking paths.
Travel conditions can change. Always consult official government travel advice and health authorities shortly before your trip.
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