Grenada
The “spice island” of the Caribbean with nutmeg, rainforest and warm people – original, colorful and charming.

Chocolate made in Grenada
January 2024 Almost everything is handmade... The French brought the cocoa bean to Grenada at the end of the 17th century. It has been cultivated there ever since. The Belmont Estate is one of these plantations. It is still in operation today and offers tours. We also stopped here and received a private tour. Entrance to the Belmont Estate. The cocoa tree bears fruit all year round - ...

Caribbean island of Grenada – monkeys, waterfalls and a cup of cocoa
January 2024 By car around the Spice Island - a personal report Grenada is characterized by exuberant vegetation - everywhere, roads and human habitats seem to have been reclaimed from nature. Around 110 people live here - and the atmosphere is very relaxed. Flora and fauna roads wind through the densely vegetated, hilly island. Everywhere on the island, you'll find...

Sailing area Caribbean island Grenada – a report
06. January 2024 - 13.01.2024 As the southernmost island of the Lesser Antilles, we head westward to Grenada, also known as the Spice Island. Indeed, the scent of nutmeg, cinnamon, vanilla, ginger, and lemongrass hangs in the air here. Our first port of call is the offshore island of Carriacou, where we can clear customs in Grenada...

Caribbean – Diary – Page 04
08.01. - 14.01.2024 And we're alone again, alone... For Jonah and Toni, the Caribbean sailing experience is slowly coming to an end; we'll be spending our last days of vacation together in Grenada. Since there's so much to see here, we decided to rent a car for a day to explore the island. Renting a car isn't that expensive, but it does require...