An immersive visit
A trip inside Grenada.
Five stops. Five places. Before you decide on a programme, see the country.
Stop 01 / 05
Port Louis Marina
Grenada's flagship marina, opened in 2010. Now home to one of the largest concentrations of superyachts in the southern Caribbean during winter season.
Stop 02 / 05
St. George's
Built into the steep slopes of a volcanic crater, St. George's is one of the most architecturally distinctive Caribbean capitals — colonial buildings in painted stucco stacked against the hillside above the Carenage.
Stop 03 / 05
Port Louis, closer in
Mid-winter at Port Louis. The principals these vessels belong to are why the marina was built — and why Grenada's CBI programme deliberately attracts the same audience.
Stop 04 / 05
Mount Cinnamon
A hillside suite at Mount Cinnamon Resort, overlooking Grand Anse Beach. The resort is held by descendants of the original Grenadian planter families.
Stop 05 / 05
Nutmeg drying, Gouyave
Grenada is the Spice Island. The Gouyave Nutmeg Station, in continuous operation since the 1940s, dries the year's harvest on these wooden trays. Nutmeg appears on the national flag.
Beyond the visit
When you're ready, we'll walk it with you.
A private conversation. No commitment. We'll answer your questions about Grenada specifically, and surface the trade-offs honestly.