Spice Island St. George's
Grand Anse Beach, P.O. Box 441 St. George's, St. George, Grenada
Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this ResortSpice Island St. George's
Limin limin
The locals laid back style comes down to a simple viewpoint, that of today is like yesterday and tomorrow will be like today, a continual interlocking chain of cycles, and seeing that everyday is like the other, why rush, its only going to be the same, so take your time. However that philosophy does seem to get thrown out the window when again …
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St Georges, Grenada
... and sandals were not a comfortable choice of clothing. We docked just outside the main harbor area of town with a tall narrow hill that separated us from the downtown port area of the town. The harbor on the far side of the hill from us was large but only had ships of 30 plus feet or smaller. This was the harbor for fishing vessels as ours was the port for larger cruise ships. On our side of the hill was a cruise port and a busy city just beyond the harbor. ...
Rhum-a-tum-tum!
... man with a three-string guitar famous for making up and singing impromptu verses for the tourists on the beach. I enjoyed a swim, scavenged some sea shells, and relaxed for a bit on a beach chair, then it was time to head back to the ship for lunch. I enjoyed the company of a couple of other travellers and then decided to venture off into the Esplanade Mall at the cruise terminal to see if I could catch up on ...
Grenada - My Accomodation
... guests arrived, you can hear everything. So if you are looking for more privacy, I would ask for one of the rooms that are on the outside (no shared bath option there.) I was very happy with my stay here, but guesthouses aren't for everyone. The way I look at it is that I would much rather spend my money on food and experiences than a room where I will only be there to sleep. The location was perfect, and I felt very safe here. ...
Exploring Grenada
... No words are spoken, but all is understood.
We ended up spending a total of eight days in Prickly Bay visiting these shore attractions while mastering the public bus system and learning to accept the frequent rain squalls (which, we should be thankful, were not frozen). It rained every day, several times a day, in relatively short, windy bursts. One of these bursts arrived at 0500 in the morning along with 30+ knot wind from a slightly different ...



