Village Hotel St. George's

Morne Toute Road, Grand Anse St. George's, St. George, Grenada

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Eat, Drink and Lime: Solo Travel in Grenada

A travel blog entry by devineescapes

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... up hills, through the water (tennis shoes and socks soaked) and then through the bush at some point. It was beautiful walking among the houses, people sitting outdoors, watching tv, waving as we went by. Everyone walks so fast there wasn't a lot of time to enjoy the view! We were all dripping wet and exhausted afterward! We saw a lot of the countryside and how the people live. The houses are built really ...

Grenada: Things to do

A travel blog entry by lisacation

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... located in Woodlands that is run by an entire family out of the side of their home. The man of the house, Boots, is the chef. The wife and daughter run the dining room, and the son drives you to and from the restaurant (for an additional $50EC). Each night they offer a 4 course meal for $80EC. The soup, appetizer and dessert are set, but you get a choice between 3 entrees. I got a mean rum punch made by Mrs. Ruby. The starters were ...

Grenada

A travel blog entry by lewnwdc

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... a cocktail on Deck 13 forward, the highest part of the ship you can be on. It was nice to sit and relax for a few minutes in the open air, a quarter moon shining over some clouds off to our righthand side and faintly illuminating the water below. I would have liked to have stayed out longer, but with another early start to go diving again tomorrow, it was time to retire to the cabin to back my stuff for tomorrow’s final excursion and then get ready for ...

I'm on a Boat

A travel blog entry by alicia.

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... is good so far. Conserving water is always a priority, so I've been bathing in the
ocean off the end of the boat, haha. Clean is relative anyway, especially when it's hot and humid all the time. Last night, Adam showed me how to make homemade humus from dried chickpeas, and another one from pigeon peas. We left them coarse, rather than pureeing them, so ...

Grenada likes us; we think! Day 1!!

A travel blog entry by tll-tina

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... of our staple food for the girls first thing this morning. Everything is super close to our apartments that we're staying in, and we're very happy with the accomodations. Smells a lot like moth balls, which I (for some reason) had always thought helped with "moisture", and we found quite a few of them and have removed them so the girls don't have a moth ball snack. Also, I learned the real use for moth balls, which according ...

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