Although there is a footbridge from the mainland, speedboats and dinghies are the most common modes of access to the island. Be sure the check out the beach barbecues and thatched roof bar.
Descend into a lush valley where a series of seven separate waterfalls flow with cool, clear mountain water. Trails are frequently muddy during Grenada’s wet season.
The natural wonder of the limestone formations serves as a backdrop to one of the most popular Hindu shrines in the world. Said to be some 400 million years old. Take a walk up the 272 steps.
