Stroll along the Carenage

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Stroll along the Carenage in Saint George Parish

Enjoy a leisurely walk along the picturesque Carenage waterfront, soaking in the vibrant atmosphere and historic charm of Grenada’s capital.

Historic Waterfront

Experience colonial history. The Carenage, a natural harbor in St. George’s, dates back to the 18th century and serves as a hub for maritime activities and cultural gatherings.

Fort George Overlook

Capture panoramic views. Adjacent to the Carenage, Fort George offers stunning vistas of the harbor, surrounding hills, and the Caribbean Sea, ideal for photography enthusiasts.

Yacht and Fishing Vessels

Witness maritime life. Watch colorful fishing boats and luxurious yachts docked along the Carenage, providing a glimpse into Grenada’s maritime traditions and modern marine activities.

Spice and Craft Market

Explore local flavors and crafts. Visit the market along the Carenage to sample spices like nutmeg and cinnamon, and shop for handmade souvenirs such as pottery and jewelry.

Waterfront Dining

Indulge in culinary delights. Discover waterfront restaurants and cafes offering fresh seafood and traditional Grenadian dishes, accompanied by stunning views of the harbor.

St. George’s Anglican Church

Marvel at architectural beauty. Located near the Carenage, the Anglican Church’s Georgian-style architecture and historic significance make it a notable landmark to visit.

Historical Buildings and Architecture

Admire colonial architecture. Wander past colorful buildings adorned with intricate balconies and facades, reflecting Grenada’s colonial past and vibrant Caribbean culture.

Evening Strolls and Sunset Views

Enjoy the ambiance. Evening strolls along the Carenage offer a peaceful atmosphere, enhanced by the glow of street lamps and spectacular sunset views over the harbor.

Immerse yourself in the charm and history of Grenada by strolling along the Carenage, where every corner reveals a glimpse into the island’s rich maritime and cultural heritage.