Begin your journey at the Geroge Brizan House of Nutmeg located in Beaulieu, St Georges where the scent of Nutmeg and Spices fills the air. Learn the history and journey of how nutmeg came to Grenaa and how the island earned its title as the Spice of the Caribbean. Discover the fascinating process of cultivating, harvesting and drying the island’s world-famous spice.

Nestled in the lush hills just outside St. George’s, Annandale Waterfall is one of Grenada’s most popular and accessible natural attractions, where a stunning 30-foot cascade plunges into a clear pool surrounded by vibrant tropical vegetation. Visitors can swim, relax, or explore the beautifully maintained site with stone pathways, viewing platforms, a restaurant, and local vendors offering crafts and refreshments. Adding to its charm, skilled divers often leap gracefully from the cliffs, creating a thrilling display of Grenadian spirit that makes this peaceful oasis a must-see stop for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.

Located in the cool central highlands of Grenada, Grand Etang National Park and Forest Reserve is a breathtaking 3,800-acre sanctuary of lush rainforest, towering trees, and vibrant tropical life. Visitors can encounter playful Mona monkeys, spot colourful birds, and explore scenic hiking trails that wind through the forest’s rich biodiversity. At its heart lies the serene Grand Etang Lake, formed within the crater of an extinct volcano and surrounded by misty mountain views—making it one of Grenada’s most photographed landmarks. With opportunities for guided nature walks, birdwatching, and peaceful picnics, Grand Etang offers the perfect blend of adventure and tranquility, a place to relax, reconnect with nature, and truly exhale.