Calabash Hotel St. George's
L'Anse aux Epines, Box 382 St. George's, St. George, Grenada
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Grenada grenada
Hey everyone! Well, its a bit later than i intended, but finally got onto the computer. Flights were all really good, nothing much to report on that, other than i hate germans!! There were two sat infront of me the whole way, and they insisted on having their seats fully reclined the whole way, even tho he would sit up to eat his food and watch …
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Grenada
... its primary exports. At the Cooperative we learned how the nuts are harvested, observed how they are dried and processed, and learned about the many ways nutmeg is used. Many of us were surprised to learn that nutmeg is used for medicinal purposes (“nut-med”). We made it back to the MV Explorer just in time for our late afternoon departure. Next stop: the mouth of the ...
St. George's, Grenada
... all the Caribbean islands he visited, Grenada probably best met Columbus’ original goal -- to open a source of spices to Europe by sailing west instead of east.
If Columbus and his crew didn’t take all of the spices off the island, the Globtetrotters were certainly planning to get our hands on some. On our way to the elevator to disembark for our day in St. George’s, a woman approached us and said, “Hey, you’re ...
Grenada: Things to do
... and bars within walking distance. I also walked to Paradise Beach from here, but I wasn't as impressed...maybe it was a bit stirred up the day I visited. However, the best store I visited was here...called Fidel Productions. Highly recommended.
6. Fish Friday: Every Friday, the fishing village of Gouyave hosts a party. Individual booths are set up where you can sample many different seafood dishes cooked by locals. This is where ...
Exploring Grenada
... of interest and how best to reach them by local bus (our budget doesn’t allow for taxis!). Our tour throughout St George’s included the Carenage and hilltop fort, the Lagoon, and beyond to the expansive Grand Anse Beach. From there, we literally walked the entire distance back to the dock at Prickly Bay where we left our dinghy—probably some four miles or so.
After another couple of days of what seemed like nonstop rain, we managed ...




