Welcome to Grenada, the land that caters to all the senses. Visitors can stroll along the island's beaches and hear the lilting sounds of steel bands and calypso or walk through the lush rainforest and hear the calls of tropical birds.

Feel the warm sun and the smooth sand that comprises the island's 45 white sand beaches and 9 black sand beaches, or be tempted by the cool waters of the crystal clear sea. Color abounds in the brilliance of the unspoilt underwater coral reefs filled with tropical fish and in the flora that envelops the islands.

Carriacou, the most populated island of the Grenadines, is home to about 7,000 people and has an area of 13 square miles. The Grenadines form a chain of beautiful small islands, islets and uninhabited rocks that form a link between the larger islands of Grenada and St. Vincent. This is really a yachting paradise, with crystal clear waters, safe anchorages, near perfect sailing weather year round and it’s ideal for snorkeling in most areas among the reefs.