Mt Hartman National Park and Dove Sanctuary
154-acre national park of dry thorn scrub, cactus, coastal woodland and mangrove, protected for the critically endangered Grenada Dove, with a Forestry visitor centre and guided trails.
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154-acre national park of dry thorn scrub, cactus, coastal woodland and mangrove, protected for the critically endangered Grenada Dove, with a Forestry visitor centre and guided trails.
Grenada’s oldest rum distillery, founded 1785, still making rum by 19th-century methods from estate-grown cane.
A quiet 22-hectare mangrove estuary, salt pond, dry woodland and cactus scrub with FREE self-guided trails; around 89 bird species recorded.
One of the island’s largest working nutmeg stations, operating since 1947, run by the Grenada Co-operative Nutmeg Association.
The second protected dry-forest stronghold for the Grenada Dove, a Caribbean Birding Trail site, with a trail being developed through the corridor to Perseverance.
Seven-acre herb and spice garden opened 1995, with guided walks on trails paved in nutmeg shells.
Private personalised birding and historical tours by a guide with around 25 years of birding experience, covering key sites including Mt Hartman.
A natural warm sulphur spring in the rainforest north of Grand Etang, reached on a rough track through banana and nutmeg.
Grenadian-owned PADI 5-Star dive centre running 2-tank morning dives, afternoon dives, snorkelling at 9am and 2pm, freediving and courses to Divemaster.
A chain of seven falls and pools in the rainforest interior, on a 1.4 mile trail with about 600ft of climb.