Descubre El Encanto De Granada Grenada

So, <br>Went to the masaya markets, makes you really wonder why Canadian Health organizations are so anal retentive about sanitary practices. There are pieces of meat, sitting in blazing heat, with flies all over them, everywhere. You can also buy half dead chickens, vegetarians must just be ******. Started my spanish classes as well. Fun Fact: the word Papaya in Cuba, means vagina... could get very confusing if you happen to be ...

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Grenada Among the many islands of the caribbean, nestles this little gem of an Island. Grenada offers something for the more adventurous holidaymaker, a new discovery journey into the true spirit and wonderment that can be found. The island is filled with lush rolling hills and winding roads that create a secret passageway into a land full of places to explore and new experiences to be had. In Grenada you truly get a feel for how the islanders live, there is no show for the ...

So today was to be the sailing Catamaran and beach party day.....or so we thought! The materials have been updated (have to think we had something to do with that..), however, Princess listed their "Party Cruise &amp; Beach" excursion on a Catmaran. I even called Princes to make sure it was a Sailing Catamaran with nets, etc....So, we got on to the bus that took us over to an area where ...

A very, very hot day in Grenada (high 80's / high 20's). When it showers, it feels very warm and almost dries instantly to your skin (very refreshing). We did some brief shopping today (Spice Islands). Ready to head sail to Bonaire (near South America) for tonight and tomorrow. One more port to go before sailing back to the USA, where we stop in Aruba on Wednesday (big shopping day).

Dear Blog,<br><br>This morning, the Caribbean Princess made its way to beautiful GRENADA. We arrived at 12:00pm and had the luxury of sleeping in, of taking a relaxed breakfast plus having lunch on the ship before running to the disembarkation deck.<br><br>As the ship made its way to the port, my first impression of the island was the beauty of it. Beautiful emerald hillsides and tropical forests were opening up in front ...

The nicest thing about being in the Caribbean for a third season is that we've come to know what we love about each island. Grenada is the island that we've spent most time on, for good reason. It is a beautiful island. Decimated by Hurricane Ivan in 2004, it is an island that is working hard to rebuild and overcome the destruction. The people are delightful and the cruisers in the area easily become close friends. We ...

Arrived here at 8am. The weather is hot and sunny. Have looked around the town a bit - round the Spice Market mainly. Having a great time here. Hopefully off to the beach later for my first dip in the Caribbean sea.... Will try and find a computer tomorrow. Hope everyone's ok and reading this blog!!!

2:30pm<br>We had another early morning today - got the wake-up call at 6:45am. The Caribbean Princess arrived in Grenada at 7:00am - we got ready and had our usual buffet breakfast. We disembarked at 8:00am and got "held up" by two sets of pirates for a photo op. The first pirate guy was CRAZY and very energetic! We ended up purchasing this photograph at the end of our trip at the photo centre on board!<br><br> We waited for our tour outside on the ...

... out. But it was ******* it down, with nowhere to shelter, so we started walking, trying to head-off the taxi that was supposed to have arrived half an hour ago! But we ended up in the most surreal place. ******* it down with rain, lightning going off all around, woods on one side, and then just this door on the other. It was just a plain wood door with two lights on either side, just standing there! Sure there must have been a house attached to it, but u ...