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# Grenada National Trust

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## Posts

- [All Saints’ Day & All Souls’ Day](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/all-saints-day-all-souls-day/) - All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day are annual Christian festivals held on the 1st and 2nd of November each year to honour the Christian Saints and celebrate the souls of the departed
- [Boat Building](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/boat-building/) - Photo Credit: Daishell Bethel, 2012 A not uncommon sight in Carriacou and Petite Martinique are skeletal boat frames, like the one pictured here, along beaches, under trees, or in backyards. The islands’ famed boatbuilders craft these traditional vessels for fishing and carrying people and produce between the islands. The age-old craft of boat building remains a
- [Grenada's Forgotten Heritage](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/grenadas-forgotten-heritage/) - Affectionately known as the Spice Isle, Grenada, a small Caribbean island just under 100 miles north of Venezuela, has long flown under the radar of the tourism and heritage industries. Although the island is widely known for St. George’s Medical School and the 1983 Operation Urgent Fury, it is also home to thousands of years
- [Shakespeare Mas](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/shakespeare-mas/) - Photo credit: Grenada Tourism Authority Shakespeare Mas is a unique Carnival masquerade to Carriacou, but derives from Grenada’s speech-mas tradition and stick fighting that illustrates Carriacou’s own history and culture in this Creole synthesis. The costume is a colourful shirt/tunic emblazoned with a black heart and mirrors over a white petticoat, face mask, long cape
- [Stringband Music](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/stringband-music/) - String-Band were quite popular as the musical accompaniment for folk celebrations like quadrille and lancers, wakes, fêtes, and at Christmas caroling and serenading.
- [Shortknee](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/shortknee/) - Shortknee masqueraders, dressed in colourful baggy shirts, knee-length pantaloons, mirrored tunics, head coverings and face masks, menacingly stomp through the streets, chanting catchy refrains and throwing powder into the air
- [Saraca](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/saraca/) - Bèlè or Belair is a bare-foot folk dance which resembles the historical European Lancers and Quadrille dances, and incorporates African elements that define it today
- [Quadrille](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/quadrille/) - String-Band were quite popular as the musical accompaniment for folk celebrations like quadrille and lancers, wakes, fêtes, and at Christmas caroling and serenading.
- [May Pole](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/may-pole/) - Maypole is a folk dance once common in Grenada, deriving from the European celebration commemorating spring rites and fertility …
- [Maroon Festival](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/maroon-festival/) - All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day are annual Christian festivals held on the 1st and 2nd of November each year to honour the Christian Saints and celebrate the souls of the departed
- [Fishing Boats](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/fishing-boats/) - The islands Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique are surrounded by the sea and fishing is an important resource and livelihood for fisher families
- [Drumming](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/drumming/) - Drums are the most common musical accompaniment to many folk cultural expressions, having survived slavery despite being prohibited and outlawed.
- [Bèlè / Belair](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bele-belair/) - Bèlè or Belair is a bare-foot folk dance which resembles the historical European Lancers and Quadrille dances, and incorporates African elements that define it today
- [DJab DJab](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/jab-jab/) - DJab-DJab is Grenada’s most unique J’ouvert masquerade and for which it is well known. It derives from the Jab-Molassi Mas that dates to slavery…
- [Dancing of the Flags & Cake](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/dancing-of-the-flags-cake/) - Dancing of the Flag and Cakes is a unique marriage ritual common to Carriacou and Petite Martinique.
- [Sugaring the Piton](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/sugaring-the-piton/) - All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day are annual Christian festivals held on the 1st and 2nd of November each year to honour the Christian Saints and celebrate the souls of the departed
- [ICH Resource Guide](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/ich-resource-guide/) - Disclaimer: "Grenada National Trust under the Proud of my Heritage project funded by UNESCO, does not assume any responsibility or liability for any errors, omissions and information in the content of this site. The information contained in this site is provided on an "as is" basis with no guarantees of completeness, accuracy, usefulness or
- [Photo Competition Results](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/photo-competition-results/) - The Grenada National Trust through its UNESCO-funded Proud of my Heritage project thanks all entrants and judges of its 2022 Intangible Cultural Heritage photo contest. We encourage everyone to document the rich cultural heritage of Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique.
- [Proud of my Heritage ICH Photo Competition](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/photocontest/) - The Proud of my Heritage ICH Photo Competition is now closed. Winners will be announced on 15 November 2022 on this website and on our social media pages.
- [Proud of my Heritage team visit the Minister for Culture, Honorable Ron Redhead](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/proud-of-my-heritage-team-visit-the-minister-for-culture-honorable-ron-redhead/) - The Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) Proud of my Heritage team today made a courtesy visit to the Minister for Culture, Honorable Ron Redhead. The team, led by President of the Grenada National Trust Darryl Brathwaite, briefed the Minister on the accomplishments of the Proud of my Heritage Project to date and outlined future initiatives. Since
- [UNESCO-GNT engages Lashington Agency to promote its Intangible Cultural Heritage Project ‘Proud of my Heritage’](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/unesco-gnt-engages-lashington-agency-to-promote-its-intangible-cultural-heritage-project-proud-of-my-heritage/) - (St. GEORGE’S, GRENADA, 6 July 2022) - The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) and the Grenada National Trust engaged the marketing and professional services of Lashington Agency to lead the media campaign for its Proud of my Heritage project. The 1-year project aims to build the capacity of communities and cultural practitioners
- [Trailblazing Women in Grenadian History](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/trailblazing-women-in-grenadian-history/) - Written by Fayola Moore-Edwards Images by Nimeka Drakes Here are highlights from the work of two women in Grenada’s recent history who, as well as being dedicated mothers, contributed substantially to the development and education of our society and paved the way for women in leadership. Cynthia Gairy Cynthia Gairy, nee Clyne, was born in
- [The Last Major Pandemic In The Caribbean](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/the-last-major-pandemic-in-the-caribbean/) - With the threat of Covid-19 breathing down our necks at every turn and life as we knew it uprooted with little warning, it’s hard not to feel anxious about the future and our ability to fight this invisible enemy. It all seems so daunting but did you know that Grenada (and the Caribbean) has been
- [Q&A with Monty, A Drummer And Cultural Conservationist in Grenada](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/qa-with-monty-a-drummer-and-cultural-conservationist-in-grenada/) - Photo credit: Terel Moore Photography William Montieth Drayton (Monty) is a cultural conservationist in Grenada who wears many hats; among them, teacher, story teller, drummer, drum maker, singer and dancer. To add to the plethora of knowledge he has gained over the years, through his own research into our history and culture, last year
- [School And The Great National Pride Lesson](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/school-and-the-great-national-pride-lesson/) - Independence: What does it mean to you? At church one Independence week, the preacher asked, ‘“What does Independence mean to you?” Met by silence from the reticent congregation, he implored the young people to answer the question. One by one, some stood and spoke out what seemed to be regurgitated independence jargon learnt from their
- [Thieving Monkey](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/thieving-monkey/) - When one monkey tries to thief my phone the other is just wondering about how stupid the little monkey could be, to be attracted to human's evil technology
- [GNT to manage the Priory House, St. George](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/national-trust-to-manage-the-priory-house-st-george/) - [et_pb_section admin_label="section"][et_pb_row admin_label="row"][et_pb_column type="4_4"][et_pb_text admin_label="Text" background_layout="light" text_orientation="left" use_border_color="off" border_color="#ffffff" border_style="solid"] The Grenada National Trust is pleased to announce that during the month of May 2013, we will be taking control of the management of the beautiful Priory House Property and its splendour gardens, situated in Church Street, St. George?s. The Priory The Priory is considered
- [Natural Museum Take Historical Pictures On Tour](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/natural-museum-take-historical-pictures-on-tour/)
- [Photovoice and Oral History Training at The Priory](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/photovoice-and-oral-history-training-at-the-priory/) - Angela Labrador and Neil Silberman of Coherit Associates, returned to Grenada on 7th April 2015, to commence a week of training with selected participants for an OAS Heritage Project that will raise the profile of the importance of heritage in the Caribbean as a means of economic and social development. This outstanding initiative will involve
- [Stephenson Worme in Grenada to launch his latest new book](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/stephenson-worme-in-grenada-to-launch-his-latest-new-book/) - New York based creative, Stephenson Worme, will be presenting his new book "Grenada, Back Then and Now in Photos" at GBSS Auditorium on Wednesday, 8th April 2015 at 5.30pm. About the book, Stephenson writes the following: This is a very unique book which reflects much of Grenada's past through photos, spanning from the late 1800s
- [John Angus Martin's book still enjoying much praise internationally](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/john-angus-martins-long-anticipated-book-is-now-available-and-enjoying-much-praise/) - Island Caribs and French Settlers in Grenada, 1498-1763 is the first detailed look at the early modern history of Grenada and the Grenadines. Like the history after 1763, this period is quite intriguing and offers fascinating insights into many aspects of Caribbean history in general. Island Caribs and French Settlers in Grenada looks at the
- [National Trust welcome back Coherit Associates to Grenada](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/national-trust-welcome-back-coherit-associates-to-grenada/) - Celia Toppin, Culture and Heritage, Project Manager for the OAS , will formally introduce Neil Silberman and Dr. Angela Labrador of Coherit Associates, the USA based Technical Coordinators at a media event to officially announce the commencement of an Organisation of American States, Heritage Project of extreme importance to the the Caribbean, titled ?Expanding the
- [Grenada National Trust to host major OAS heritage project](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/grenada-national-trust-to-host-major-oas-heritage-project/) - Grenada National Trust selected to lead Caribbean in engaging communities and the public in sustainable heritage tourism ?A Project of the Culture & Tourism Section, Department of Economic and Social Development, Organization of American States.? The Grenada National Trust (GNT) have been awarded a project of major importance to Grenada and regional member countries of
- [Grenada Amerindian Heritage, finally under the spotlight](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/grenada-amerindian-heritage-finally-under-the-spotlight/) - As heritage around the world starts to command more audience on the world stage as a lucrative and viable tourist product for less developed countries, we revisit Grenada's Amerindian heritage. We have provided a couple of links below, one from the Florida Museum of Natural History back in 1990 and the other the observations of
- [Leiden University signs MOU with Ministry of Culture](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/leiden-university-signs-mou-with-ministry-of-culture/) - On Wednesday, the 21st of January 2015, Professor Corinne Hofman of Leiden University and the Ministry of Culture and the Grenada National Trust signed an MOU, agreeing scientific and cultural cooperation as part of the ?Nexus 1492 ERC-synergy? project. Nexus 1492 ERC-synergy objectives The ambition of NEXUS 1492 is to rewrite a crucial and neglected
- [A-Z of Grenada Heritage](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/a-z-of-grenada-heritage/) - A book that all Grenadians must have Every now and again, you come across a piece of work or reference material, that is so relevant and majestic that you wonder how you'd missed it. This book is one of those cases, and I'm sure if I missed it, many thousands of Grenadians both at home
- [Grenada National Trust Launch 5 year strategic heritage plan](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/grenada-national-trust-launch-5-year-strategic-heritage-plan/) - The process of developing the 5 year strategic heritage plan commenced over 2 years ago and has seen several drafts. It is with great pleasure that the Trust can now present this plan for public consumption. The main goals and objectives of the plan are: The Goals To conserve to international standards the heritage assets
- [Grenada's unique forts remain a major visitor attraction](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/grenadas-unique-forts-remain-a-major-visitor-attraction/) - The significance of our fort systems is often glossed over by all but a few. Certainly, at the local level the general public are not aware of the potential pulling power of these magnificent structures. In the 17th and 18th century Grenada was in a tug of war situation in which English and French forces
- [Museum exhibitions and talks enthuse Grenadians](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/museum-exhibitions-and-talks-enthuse-grenadians/) - Since the arrival of Curator, Mr. Angus Martin, the national museum has been treated to several outstanding exhibitions and talks that have captivated a cross generational audience. These presentations have put heritage and culture firmly back in the public domain. John Angus Martin, referred to as Angus, is the author of the wonderful book, A-Z
- [Grenadines to be recognised as World Heritage Site](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/grenadines-to-be-recognised-as-world-heritage-site/) - Together with our sister Trust in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, we have completed the mission with advisors from IUCN and ICOMOS. Having completed the requirements for the first stage, we are now embarking on completing the future stages. UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE NOMINATION The Grenada National Trust is a stakeholder in a joint Grenada/St Vincent
- [Trust pushes for Leapers Hill to be protected](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/trust-pushes-for-leapers-hill-to-be-protected-and-preserved/) - The story of the Caribs last stand and their leap to certain death is known throughout the Caribbean, yet we struggle to commemorate this chapter in our history with the prominence it deserves. The Trust is seeking to use all available powers to remedy this situation. Leapers? Hill or caribs? leap The Island Caribs or

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## BLs

- [SGU University Club](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/sgu-university-club/) - Induge in our premium menu of ideal dishes, and relax with a luxurious cocktail or spend some time by the pool
- [Gabriel's Rental & Taxi Services](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/gabriels-rental-taxi-services/) - Gabriel's Rental & Taxi Service provides you with fully equipped, high-quality car rental and taxi services at the best fare rates in Grenada.
- [Pixel Perfect Apps](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/pixel-perfect-apps/) - PPA is a team of UI designers and mobile app developers with years of experience measured by many successfully completed projects. We develop mobile apps for Android and iOS, as well as mobile web browsers. Our major passion is turning your ideas into the game-changing apps across global markets.
- [Westerhall Rums](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/westerhall-rums/) - We are the premier, quality producer of branded rums of Grenada for the local and international markets
- [Native Spirit Scuba Dive & Water Sports Center](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/native-spirit-scuba-dive-water-sports-center/)
- [LTD Sailing](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/ltd-sailing/) - Discover sailing while cruising along beautiful Grand Anse beach or earn your ASA (American Sailing Association) certifications
- [Maca Bana](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/maca-bana/) - Seven solar powered villas perched on the cliff overlooking Magazine Beach. Maca Bana epitomizes 'green luxury' combining privacy and individuality with breathtaking views and personal and attentive service.
- [Petite Anse Hotel](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/petite-anse-hotel/) - Unique beachfront development, set in a beautiful tropical garden, offering daily lunches and dinners with a blend of European and local cuisine.
- [Real Value IGA Supermarket](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/real-value-iga-supermarket/) - Real Value IGA Supermarket offers you the ultimate shopping experience. More variety, fair prices, quality service and total shopping convenience
- [Sangria Restaurant & Bar](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/sangria-restaurant-bar/) - The perfect sunset retreat, Sangria offers an intriguing atmosphere with excellent caribbean-mediterranean fusion cuisine. "To have great tasting food with an efficient and friendly service"
- [North South Wines](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/north-south-wines/) - The largest wine specialist/wholesaler/retailer in Grenada offering the widest selection from around the world. Private or corporate, we look forward to your visit. Open Monday to Friday
- [Lavo Lanes & Dragon's Reef Restaurant & Bar](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/lavo-lanes-dragons-reef-restaurant-bar/) - Grenada's first bowling alley. Experience great food and games in a vibrant and fun family atmosphere. Open daily from 4pm, Sat & Sun from 1pm
- [Land](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/land/) - For the best in leather selections, sophisticated trendy designs, styles & colours, quality & durability
- [La Sagesse Hotel, Restaurant & Bar](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/la-sagesse-hotel-restaurant-bar/) - "if I had one day to spend in Grenada, I'd spend it at La Sagesse". Amazing lunch & dinner specials.
- [La Heliconia Apartments](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/la-heliconia-apartments/) - La Heliconia Holiday Apartments & Day Spa is a beautiful family establishment with fully equipped facilities to make your holiday or lay over as comfortable as possible
- [King Elvis Taxi & Tours](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/king-elvis-taxi-tours/) - Discover the beauty of the island of Grenada with the most reliable and affordable taxi and touring company
- [Kalinago Beach Resort](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/kalinago-beach-resort/) - Longest happy hour on island, daily 4 - 8 pm. BBQ beach experience from 7pm every Saturday
- [House of Chocolate Grenada Museum](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/house-of-chocolate-grenada-museum/) - New to Grenada, visit us at the Grenada Chocolate and Cocoa Museum where you can learn all about Grenadian Chocolate
- [Grenada Distillers](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/grenada-distillers/) - Home of Clarke's Court, Grenada's finest rum: strong, aged, flavoured. Tour and sample at Nick's Barrel House
- [Belmont Estate](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/belmont-estate/) - 17th Century working plantation: restaurant, tours, cultural performances, chocolate shop, crafts, museum, gifts, credit union, herbs, spices, goat dairy, gardens, animals
- [GCIC](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/gcic/) - Grenada Investment Development Corporation: The official investment promotion agency of Grenada which provides professional and reliable investment services to all investors
- [Grenada Co-operative Bank Limited](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/grenada-co-operative-bank-limited/) - Co-op Bank for ATM and point-of-sale transactions, foreign currency exchange, eTaxation services, wire transfer, savings facilities and more. Welcome Home!
- [Grenada Chocolate](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/grenada-chocolate/)
- [Grand Anse Shopping Center](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/grand-anse-shopping-center/) - A place where you can find variety at it's best, gift shops, supermarket, pharmacy, hair salon, car rental, pizzaria, and more
- [Gem Holiday Beach Resort](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/gem-holiday-beach-resort/) - Colorful & vibrant, this family-run waterfront resort offers excellent seafood and West Indian cuisine
- [Duty Free Caribbean](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/duty-free-caribbean/) - Quality shopping and products with a wide range of brands
- [Dodgy Dock Restaurant & Lounge Bar](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/dodgy-dock-restaurant-lounge-bar/) - Beautiful setting by the waterfront at True Blue Bay. Open daily 7am to 11pm for breakfast, lunch & dinner. Live music – Tue, Fri & Sat; Friday Mexi-Caribbean Night with cocktail specials & latin dancing
- [Columbian Emeralds](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/columbiam-emeralds/) - A reputation for qualit and integrity. Four time winner of Duty Free Retailer of the year
- [Clarke's Court Boatyard Marina](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/clarkes-court-boatyard-marina/) - Our core business is the hauling and storing of vessels up to 242 tons and/or 37ft wide max draft of 13ft. This is done using the most modern hauling equipment available nicknamed "The Hulk" Travel Lift.
- [Carib Sushi](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/carib-sushi/)
- [By the Sea Restaurant & Bar](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/by-the-sea-restaurant-bar/)
- [Budget Marine](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/budget-marine/) - We offer an extensive range of mainenance & repair supplies for yachts, fishing vessels & pleasure boats. We pride ourselves on our dedication to exceptional customer service.
- [Brydens Stationery and Print Shop](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/brydens-stationery-and-print-shop/) - Located inside Spiceland Mall, services include banner printing, digital photo printing, flyers, laminating, wide format scanning & printing and much more
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- [All Things Nutmeg Shop](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/all-things-nutmeg-shop/) - Visit our spice and souvenir shop for locally made products and crafts and take home a taste of our Isle of Spice
- [Adventure River Tubing](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/adventure-river-tubing/) - experience the thrill of a lifetime on Grenada's largest river with our trained guides adding to the fun along the way
- [Adventure Jeep Tours](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/adventure-jeep-tours/) - The only way to truly enjoy our rainforest and island experience. 360 degree panorama viewing in our unique all terrain open air jeeps
- [Adrift Restaurant & Bar](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/adrift-restaurant-bar/) - Enjoy a comfortable seaside setting with a wide selection of dishes and cocktails. We are also open for breakfast, lunch, snacks and dinner
- [ACE Home Hardware](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/ace-home-hardware/) - Visit us for the largest selection of quality hardware from home goods to gardening tools and pet supplies! Open Monday - Saturday
- [Dabs Car Rental](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/dabs-car-rental/) - We've got the perfect vehicle to suit your needs and budget to make your Grenada vacation a success.
- [Fas Car Rental](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/fas-car-rental/)
- [J&B Auto Rental](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/jb-auto-rental/) - Family owned and operated car rental company that's BIG on service. Although our rates are attractive, we still offer specials
- [Oriental Gourmet by Rex Grenadian](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/oriental-gourmet-by-rex-grenadian/) - Imagine eating freshly-prepared, delicious oriental food at the most picturesque resort in Grenada. Induge in authentically cooked Thai, Chinese, Indian & Japanese food
- [Sanvics Jeep & Car Rental](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/sanvics-jeep-car-rental/) - We give you the freedom, comfort, safety and fun way to explore even the most remote parts of Grenada. Quality and reliable service 24 hours a day
- [Sun Hunters Dune Buggy Adventure Tours](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/sun-hunters-dune-buggy-adventure-tours/) - Our Polaris RZR 570 is a lot of fun, easy to drive, with scenic trails making fantastic memories. Excellent service makes for happy customers.
- [ScubaTech Dive Center](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/scubatech-dive-center/) - ScubaTech is your dive center with the most personalised service in Grenada. Swiss owner/manager. We speak German, English & French.
- [Secret Harbour Boutique Hotel & Marina](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/secret-harbour-boutique-hotel-marina/) - Stunning waterfront rooms, Sel & Poivre Restaurant and Bar, full service "55 berth" marina. (VHF 16)
- [Sel & Poivre Restaurant & Bar](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/sel-poivre-restaurant-bar/) - French & Caribbean inspired fusion cuisine, friendly and attentive service, in an elegant waterfront setting
- [The Multihull Company](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/the-multihull-company/) - An international yacht brockerage by sailors, for sailors. Learn to sail then buy the boat!
- [Too Kachi Boutique & Craft Studio](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/too-kachi-boutique-craft-studio/) - Unique selection of island wear, silver jewllery, local arts, craft & souvenirs. Open Mon to Sat 10am to 8pm
- [Umbrellas Beach Bar](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/umbrellas-beach-bar/) - Enjoy cocktails and meals with a stunning view of St George's, overlooking Grand Anse Beach. Five time Trip Advisor Certivicate of Excellence Awardee 2011-2015
- [Victory Bar & Restaurant](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/victory-bar-restaurant/) - Located on the waterside Port Louis Marina. Open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Sample ou specialty pizzas from a wood fired stone oven. On Friday night we feature our slow-smoked Texas BBQ with our resident DJ
- [Y&R Car Rental](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/yr-car-rental/) - We are a customer-oriented car rental company with free delivery to all hotels & villas, 7 days a week
- [YOLO Sushi Lounge Bar](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/yolo-sushi-lounge-bar/) - Grenada's best sushi restaurant with a selection of Asian cuisine. we offer an extensive wine and cocktail list. Open Monday to Saturday, with DJ on Friday nights playing funky soul and soca vibes
- [Caribbean Horizons](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/caribbean-horizons/) - Interested in nature, history & culture? Our certified tour guides will show you real Grenada with information & fun tours!
- [Grenada Tourism Authority](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/grenada-tourism-authority/) - Grenada, the Spice of the Caribbean; a place where untouched beauty meets our warm people content with a simple way of life. Grenada offers a lifestyle so pure and authentic that you feel instantly renewed.
- [The Aquarium Restaurant](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/the-aquarium-restaurant/) - Located on a pristine white sand beach with stunning views of St George's. Sunday is our famous Lobster BBQ. Sample our extensive lunch menu at our La Sierra Beach Bar or enjoy a delicious dinner in our beach side restaurant.
- [The Food Fair](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/bl/the-food-fair/) - Grenada's leading supermarkets - affordable prices, fresh produce and quality service in two convenient locations: the Carenage & Grand Anse, St George

## ICHs

- [Drumming](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/ich/drumming/) - Photo Credit: Proud of my Heritage - ICH-Zone/Team No.3 According to practitioners, drumming which is an aspect of the performing arts and traditional craftsmanship, evokes a sense of freedom, jubilation and releases persons from stress and pain. Most skilled drummers were exposed by relatives to the playing of drums from childhood and all agree that
- [Fishing Boats](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/ich/fishing-boats/) - Photo Credit: John James 2016 Fishing is a traditionally male dominated livelihood for many families living in coastal communities throughout the tri-island state of Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique. While Petite Martinique is known for trawler fishing, Carriacou is known predominantly for seine, and Grenada is associated with seine, long line and hand-line. Some particular fishing communities
- [Maroon Festival](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/ich/maroon-festival/) - Maroon Fest is a three-day annual event that showcases Carriacou's culture. On the first day, cultural activities, including the cooking of food, take place in a park and, on the second day, there are events for children and young people. The third day showcases the Carriacouan musicians living in the diaspora. Faithman Simon, a musician
- [May Pole](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/ich/may-pole/) - Photo Credit: Maria Mafla Maypole is a ceremonial folk dance associated with Carnival where dancers in colourful costumes weave multi-coloured ribbons, traditionally made of satin, around a bamboo pole. The ribbons are woven into different patterns in an over/under style, directed through verbal instruction from someone designated as a Captain. Maypole participation involves costumes, dance,
- [Saraca](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/ich/saraca/) - Photo Credit: Grenada National Trust The Saraca is a thanksgiving feast, passed on from the African ancestors, during which communities bring along yard fowls, pork, rice, peas, bluggoe, green bananas, corn meal coo coo, yams, dasheen, boiled eggs and other foods to share with all participants. The foods are cooked on firewood and, when ready,
- [Shakespeare Mas](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/ich/shakespeare-mas/) - Photo credit: Grenada Tourism Authority Shakespeare Mas is a unique Carnival masquerade to Carriacou, but derives from Grenada’s speech-mas tradition and stick fighting that illustrates Carriacou’s own history and culture in this Creole synthesis. The costume is a colourful shirt/tunic emblazoned with a black heart and mirrors over a white petticoat, face mask, long cape
- [Boat Building](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/ich/boat-building/) - A not uncommon sight in Carriacou and Petite Martinique are skeletal boat frames, like the one pictured here, along beaches, under trees, or in backyards. The islands’ famed boatbuilders craft these traditional vessels for fishing and carrying people and produce between the islands. The age-old craft of boat building remains a celebration of the everyday
- [Dancing of the Flags and Cake](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/ich/dancing-of-the-flags-cake/) - Photo credit: by John James, 2022 A traditional wedding in Carriacou & Petite Martinique consists of dancing of the flags and cakes in a tradition known as the "Meeting up of the Cake". This cultural performance handed down from the ancestors takes place before a wedding. It is a tradition which spread from Windward in
- [Stringband Music](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/ich/stringband-music/) - String band members play a variety of instruments which may include the guitar, banjo, cuatro, barrel drums, triangles, mandolins, shak-shaks, tuk-tuks and violins. String bands play at a variety of events such as at the Carriacou Parang Festival, or at social gatherings including tombstone feasts, serenading, and weddings. While there are no specific costumes associated
- [DJab DJab](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/ich/djab-djab/) - Photo credit: Alexis Riel, ICH-Photo Competitor (Youth) Djab-Djab is a traditional masquerade which originated during slavery. Practitioners paint their bodies in charcoal or black oil and redden their tongues with food colouring. Djab-Djabs beat drums on the streets during the lead up to the February carnival on Carriacou and the August carnival in Grenada and
- [Shortknee](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/ich/shortknee/) - Joshua Bartholomew 2022 The Short Knee is a distinctive masquerade whose members sing call and response songs composed by the band. Participants wear the same costume from head to toe with the exception of a unique headpiece expressing individuality. The components of the mas traditionally included starched headgear and a handmade face mask. The elder participants
- [Sugaring the Piton](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/ich/sugaring-the-piton/) - Photo credit: Grenada National Trust The Maroon is a Petite Martinique tradition held annually at different estates that involved villagers coming together to share food or harvest produce with each other and to offer some to the ancestors while thanking God for the bounty. At some Maroons, food was scattered on the sea for the
- [All Saints’ Day](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/ich/all-saints-day-all-souls-day/) - All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day are annual Christian festivals held on the 1st and 2nd of November each year to honour the Christian Saints and celebrate the souls of the departed, respectively. On All Saints’ Night friends and relatives of the dead gather at cemeteries to light candles on their graves as a
- [Bèlè / Belair](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/ich/bele-belair/) - Bèlè or Belair is a bare-foot folk dance which resembles the historical European Lancers and Quadrille dances, and incorporates African elements that define it today. Two versions of the Bélé are usually performed, the Bélé (plain) and the Grand Bélé. The women–costumed in brightly coloured head scarves, long-sleeved dresses and long white-laced petticoats–and men–in gandy

## pois

- [Petite Martinique](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/petite-martinique/) - The tiny island of Petite Martinique (2 km2/0.8 mi2) is the third in the tri-island state of Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique. Situated 5 km (3 mi) from Windward, Carriacou. It was settled by the French in the mid-18th century, producing cotton since and into the mid-20th century. Like Carriacou, it has a strong connection
- [High North Nature Reserve](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/high-north-nature-reserve/) - High North is a national park and forest reserve with great views of both the Northern & Southern Grenadines. Accessible from Belvedere, Prospect and Meldrum. The High North National Park Nature trail was totally obliterated during Hurricane Beryl and currently is under rebuilding process by local volunteers. Plan for about a 2-hour hike (round-trip). Elevation
- [Lauristone Airport](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/lauristone-airport/) - Lauriston Airport (IATA: CRU) is a key regional airport situated near Hillsborough on Carriacou Island, Grenada. Operated by the Grenada Airports Authority.
- [Belvedere Cotton Estate Ruins](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/belvedere-cotton-estate-ruins/) - These brick ruins that litter the hilly landscape of the former Belvedere cotton estate were part of the Plantation-Slavery complex that consumed the island between the 18th to 19th centuries.
- [Anse La Roche](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/anse-la-roche/) - Anse La Roche also known as “Carriacou’s big secret” is a white sandy beach located at the northwest of Carriacou. This beach offers scenic vistas and fantastic offshore coral reefs that are a favorite for snorkeling and diving. The beach is also a protected nesting site of endangered sea turtles. L’Ance La Roche (
- [Tyrell Bay](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/tyrell-bay/) - Tyrrell Bay is a natural harbor and beach located on the southwest of Carriacou recognized by the French in the mid-1700s when they named it Grand Carenage. Also, it is the home to oyster beds and extensive wetlands that are protected as part of the Carriacou Marine Protected Area (MPA)
- [Craigston Estate Ruins](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/craigston-estate-ruins/) - Craigston is a small village along the northwest coast that takes its name from the Craigston estate once owned by the Urquarts of Craigston Castle, Aberdeen, Scotland between 1769 and 1840. It began as a cotton plantation in the mid-1700's and produced sugar and rum in the early to mid-1800s. The current estate house dates
- [Sandy and Mabouya Islands](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/sandy-and-mabouya-islands/) - The two islands were known as Les Deux Freres - “Two Brothers” - under the French, but it is Sandy Island that has captivated visitors to this flawless strip of white sand anchored infront of Paradise Beach & Hillsborough Bay. It is a favorite site for picnicking, snorkeling and diving as it possesses one of
- [Carriacou Multi-Purpose Centre](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/carriacou-multi-purpose-centre/) - The Multi-Purpose Centre once housed the Police Station and Fire House. Now, this pl provides assistance to the people of Carriacou, particularly in computer-based and technical services. Its conference room hosts various activities, including training events.
- [Carriacou Historical Museum](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/carriacou-historical-museum/) - The Carriacou Museum was established in 1976 by the Carriacou Historical Society, occupying the first floor of a renovated cotton ginnery that dates to the early 1900s. The museum exhibited and had an important & eclectic collection which captured the diverse and rich history of the island from its Indigenous peoples, through colonial occupation and
- [St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church (Lower)](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/st-patricks-roman-catholic-church-lower/) - St Patrick’s RC Church was completed in 1874. After Hurricane Beryl, St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church in Hillsborough, Carriacou, lost its roof but its walls remained, requiring an assessment to determine if they could be reused for the future church. One year later, repairs have been slow due to scarce labor and building supplies, though
- [Anglican Church Ruins](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/anglican-church-ruins/) - Christ the King was the first permanent Anglican parish church built in Carriacou (1856). It was the primary place of worship for the Anglicans in Carriacou but the church is utterly ruined after it was “smashed to pieces” by Hurricane Beryl in July 2024.
- [Hillsborough Town](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/hillsborough-town/) - The town of Hillsborough is the commercial center for the islands of Carriacou and Petite Martinique. Several historic and significant locations in Carriacou were affected by Hurricane Beryl, including: - The Catholic Church - The Mermaid Hotel - Regatta Jupa - Government Offices - The Police Station - The Multi-Purpose Centre - Ade’s Dream Hotel
- [Drumfies Ruins](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/drumfies-ruins/) - The ruins of the former Dumfries estate began as a cotton plantation under the French in the mid-1700s, but was named by William Todd -who owned it - for the small town in southwest Scotland. It grew to become the largest and most productive cotton and sugar plantation on the island during slavery. Since late
- [Grand Bay Cemetery](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/grand-bay-cemetery/) - Grand Bay village and the former plantation derived their name from the French Grande Baye for the large protected bay situated between Tartleton and Kendeace Points. Archaeological excavations at Grand Bay have revealed an astonishing array of artefacts, food remains, burials, postholes, and other features that show the area was home to long-term and thriving
- [Belair Estate & Wind Mill](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/belair-estate-wind-mill/) - The ruins of the former Belair Estate are probably the most extensive across Carriacou and represent the Plantation-Slavery complex that operated there between the 18th to 19th centuries. It produced crops like indigo, cotton, and sugar cane from c1750 to c1903. Most beautifully preserved are its two windmill towers, though some of the cut/dressed stones
- [Paradise Beach](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/paradise-beach/) - Paradise Beach is a beautiful stretch of white sandy beach accented with sea grape, almond and other trees, clear blue shallow water, gentle waves lapping the sand, and Sandy Island completing this magnificent seascape. It is a short bus ride from Hillsborough and often secluded, almost like having your own private beach. It has changing
- [Ningo Well](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/ningo-well/) - The Ningo Well, because of its rubble-wall construction, large size and depth, is rather unique. Built after the 1740s, is was part of the colonial landscape of slavery between the 18th-19th centuries. The well, together with the ruins of stone vats in the bushes to the east, were part of a complex process to produce
- [Tibeau Cemetery](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/tibeau-cemetery/) - The Tibeau Cemetery, over the past few years, is slowly being swallowed up by the sea because of coastal erosion due to climate change. It is one of the oldest cemeteries on the island, located on the east-central coast of the island in Jew Bay (and originally part of the Limlair estate). Its name is
- [Bird & Turtle Swamp](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/bird-turtle-swamp/) - Petit Carenage beach - also known as Lilet - is a beautiful, quiet beach in Northern Carriacou with great views of Union Island. This sanctuary and nature trail offer an easy walk, great for bird watching and a mangrove nursery project. There is a 25-year Non-Profit Organization named KIDO which provides nature & conservation tours,
- [Paradise Bridge](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/paradisebridge/) - Paradise Bridge was built by Gentle Men Apprentices and is the only Georgian style Bridge of its type on the island of Grenada. Paradise Bridge is located in the village of Paradise in Saint Andrew?s Parish, between Grenville and Dunfermline. The bridge is constructed in the Georgian style. The French built this stone bridge with
- [Limlair Estate Ruins](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/limlair-estate-ruins/) - Limlair was one of the largest plantations on Carriacou during slavery, with over 500 acres and 230 enslaved at its peak. It began producing indigo and cotton under the French, and was one of the first to produce sugar in the 1770s under its new owner Hugh Munro. Ruins of the plantation era litter the
- [Windward](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/windward/) - The village of Windward is the traditional center for Carriacou's boat-building heritage, where ancient methods are still used to construct the unique Carriacou Sloop. Windward is also a hub for community life, featuring local music, food, and cultural events, especially during boat launches.
- [Grand Anse Beach](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/grand-anse-beach/) - Grand Anse beach is world famous. Pristine. Warm white sand. Crystal clear water. What more could you ask for? Stretching for two miles on the southwest coastline, Grand Anse offers distant views of the capital and the mountains beyond. The beach is lined with hotels, but remains open to the public. Because it's in the
- [Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/cathedral-immaculate-conception/) - The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception serves as the seat of the Catholic Diocese of St. George. Located on Church Street on a hill that overlooks the St. George?s harbour, the building was erected on the site of a chapel dedicated to St. James in 1804. The cathedral's tower dates back to 1818, while the
- [Underwater Sculpture Park](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/underwater-sculptures/) - Visit the world's first underwater sculpture park in Molinere Bay, St. John's. Home to 75 sculptures, at a depth of 5 metres, this is understandably one of the island?s most popular snorkelling sites. Visitors are encouraged to snorkel and discover the works at their own pace. The underwater gallery was strategically positioned in 2006, across
- [Levera Beach](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/levera-beach/) - This 700m long beach is the major tourist attraction of Levera National Park, which is accessed from the east coast road through River Sallee and Bathway. While the 750m beach at Levera is an attraction in itself - offering views of three tiny islands just offshore: Green and Sandy Islands and Sugarloaf - the main
- [Fort Frederick](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/fort-frederick/) - Fort Frederick, perched on top Richmond Hill and built by the French in 1779, offers a 360-panoramic view of St. George's: to the south is the picturesque capital town and harbour of St. George. To the north are rolling green hills covered in vegetation and houses. To the south-west is the airport, Grand Anse Beach
- [Lake Antoine](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/lake-antoine/) - Much like the more popular Grand Etang Lake on the island, this lake was formed in a shallow crater made by the collapsed cone of an extinct volcano. Lake Antoine covers 16 acres and is perfect for birdwatchers where the grey kingbird, fulvous whistling duck and snail kite have been spotted. The large-billed seed-finch and
- [Sendall Tunnel](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/sendall-tunnel/) - This narrow 340-ft excavation borrows through a hill to connect one end of the Carenage with central St. George. It's a unique and convenient shortcut that gets you into the heart of the capital without climbing any of the country?s many hills. Although pedestrians and motor vehicles use it every day, this tight passage was
- [Knox House](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/knox-house/) - The Knox House adjoins the St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in the heart of the capital St. George and was built by the French at the end of the 17th century. This single story Victorian brick and mortar building, with its distinctive slate-tiled roof, served as the home of many of the island?s first governors. It
- [Kick 'em Jenny](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/kick-em-jenny/) - At about 180m below the surface of the sea, and 8km north of Grenada, Kick ?em Jenny is the only known live volcano in the Eastern Caribbean. Also the most frequently active volcano in the region, it was discovered in July 1939 when a cloud of steam and debris broke the sea surface and rose
- [Levera National Park](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/levera-national-park/) - A visit to Levera National Park is incomplete without seeing the abundant nature it has to offer. The 450-acre park was established in 1992 and provides a haven for over 150 bird species. The lagoon is one of the most important wildlife habitats on the island; an extensive mangrove swamp is home to an abundance
- [Concord Falls](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/concord-falls/) - This waterfall is one of the easier ones to access on the island. A winding road leads to the Falls and dead ends into a large parking area with a stunning view level with the top of fall. There are restroom facilities, changing rooms, a few gift shops and a small restaurant, which you can
- [Grand Etang Lake](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/grand-etang-lake/) - Located in Grand Etang National Park, this large 12ha lake sits at an elevation of 530m and gave the reserve its name: Grand Etang is derived from "large lake" in French. The lake is all that remains of an extinct volcano that last erupted between 15,000-25,000 years ago. It is believed that this crater lake
- [Grand Etang National Park](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/grand-etang-national-park/) - 1000ha of mountainous forest at the centre of the island comprises the Grand Etang National Park. Hikes here can range from a simple half-hour stroll to athletic feats that last for several hours. The Grand Etang Forest Reserve was created in 1906, but the Park was not established until 1992. Located within the Park are
- [Fort George](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/fort-george/) - Built by the French in 1705, this site holds a lot of history for many Grenadians. The oldest fort on the island, it was originally called Fort Royal until 1762 when the British took control of the island and changed its name to Fort George to honour King George. In 1979, the fort was renamed
- [Belmont Estate](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/belmont-estate/) - Set in the north of the country, the 400-acre Belmont Estate offers the unique opportunity to visit a fully functional plantation. This estate dates as far back as the 1600s and was first owned by the Bernago family of France, later switching to Scottish and British owners. Today, Belmont Estate is best known for its
- [Christ of the Deep](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/christ-of-the-deep/) - With arms outstretched and facing the Carenage harbour, this statue was given to the Grenadian people as a gift from the Costa Cruise Lines. It thanks the Grenadian people for saving the lives of over 600 passengers and crew of the Bianca C, which caught fire just outside the Carenage in September 1961. Boat owners
- [Dougaldston Estate](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/dougaldston-estate/) - You can buy several spices, including nutmeg, vanilla, cinnamon, mace, bay leaves and cloves at Dougaldston, one of the island's oldest and largest nutmeg plantations. Buy them fresh, not ground, and they will keep for longer. Located just before the fishing village of Gouyave, Dougaldston has been dealing in the trade of spices since the
- [Catholic Church and Cemetery](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/catholic-church-cemetery/) - Built in 1804, the St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church and Cemetery are the oldest church in Grenada. The oldest gravestone dates back to 1801. Pay attention to the dates of births and deaths and you will discover that the average lifespan was quite long. Dr. Walter Clement Noel, the first recorded case of Sickle Cell
- [Carib's Leap](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/caribs-leap/) - It was here, in 1651, that the last of Grenada's early settlers "Carib Amerindians", relatives of the North American "Indians", who had moved up the island chain from South America died. The mainstream account is that the brave Caribs chose to jump over 100ft off this cliff into the sea rather than surrender to the
- [Duquesne Petroglyph Drawings](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/duquesne-petroglyph-drawings/) - These rock carvings are visible from the beach at Duquesne Bay, located in the parish of St. Mark. Because this beach is located in a non-traditional tourist area, it is usually tranquil and quiet. The pre-contact petroglyph carvings appear to depict figures, faces, and even monkeys and are believed to have been created by the
- [Duquesne Bay](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/duquesne-bay/) - The last beach on the western side, Duquesne Bay is located in a fishing village. Fishing boats are usually moored here, and you may run into fishermen simply hanging out, drinking and playing dominoes. The shoreline is ringed with thick trees and the dark sandy shoreline is dotted with palm trees. With many coral reefs
- [Diamond Chocolate Factory](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/diamond-chocolate-factory/) - This co-operative of local cocoa farmers produces Jouvay chocolate products, sold locally, and abroad. The factory, located in Victoria St. Mark's, is housed in a former rum distillery that was built by French monks in 1774. The monastery and an ancient aqueduct lie directly behind the factory in a tropical garden. Call ahead for a
- [Levera Pond](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/levera-pond/) - Levera Pond, one of the most important wildlife habitats on the island, is located in Levera National Park. Levera is at the northern end of the island and is well worth the roughly 3-hour drive from the capital town of St. George?s. This is an ideal spot for birdwatchers with the mangrove wetlands attracting Green
- [Palmiste Lake](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/palmiste-lake/) - Heading inland from Palmiste Bay on the St. John's coast is Palmiste Lake, also known as Palmiste Dig. This man-made lake with its thick stone walls was built in the 1700s by the French to provide water for the Palmiste Estate, a 204-acre sugar plantation. The Great Palmiste River was dammed and the water channelled
- [River Antoine Rum Distillery](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/river-antoine-rum-distillery/) - The River Antoine Rum Distillery has been manufacturing rum since the 1800s and still uses the same processes today. The distillery boasts the oldest functioning water wheel in all of the Caribbean, which is used to grind the cane. This site preserves history by maintaining many of the traditional manual processes for distilling rum. A
- [Sir Eric Matthew Gairy Botanical Garden](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/sir-eric-matthew-gairy-botanical-garden/) - In October 2017, Grenada officially renamed the Botanical Gardens, "Sir Eric Matthew Gairy Botanical Gardens" in honour of "Grenada's Father of Independence and former Prime Minister". The former Botanical Gardens is home to the Ministerial Complex which houses several government offices. Born 18 February 1922, the extremely charismatic "Uncle" Gairy, was a man of the
- [Sir Eric Matthew Gairy Monument](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/sir-eric-matthew-gairy-monument/) - This monument of Grenada's first Prime Minister Sir Eric Matthew Gairy (18 February 1922 ? 23 August 1997) stands at the entrance of The Botanical Gardens, now also named after Sir Matthew. The full-figure statue was officially unveiled on 29 September 2017. Sir Eric served from the country's independence in 1974, which he played an
- [St John's Anglican Church](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/st-johns-anglican-church/) - The Anglican Church of St. John the Divine was built in 1866, on the site of a previous church in the town of Gouyave. The church was damaged during hurricane Ivan in 2004 and has been restored with painstaking diligence to preserve the history of the building. This is evident in the historical authenticity of
- [De La Grenada Nutmeg Garden](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/de-la-grenada-nutmeg-garden/) - This garden is adjacent to De La Grenade Industries, supplying the processing facility with a variety of fruits for its jellies, jams, beverages, sauces and syrups. The lush garden also showcases many of the spices, herbs, flowers and plants that are grown on the island. A walk through this beautifully landscaped 2-acre property in St.
- [Scots Kirk Clock & Bell Tower](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/scots-kirk-clock-bell-tower/) - Grenada's first Presbyterian Church was built in 1833 by Scottish freemasons and plantation owners. The tower was constructed after the church was almost complete but the bell, which came all the way from Glasgow, was hung shortly after the opening of the building. A clock, requested by the general public, was added to the steeple
- [The Carenage](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/the-carenage/) - This beautiful inner harbour is a popular choice for photographers and painters. It's a great spot for viewing some of the capital's historic Georgian buildings, expensive yachts, colourful fishing boats, and the hustle of everyday business being conducted as goods are loaded and offloaded, all happening right on the water's edge. It's not a far
- [La Sagesse Beach](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/la-sagesse-beach/) - A 5 min walk from the main road will get you to La Sagesse Beach in the parish of St. David's, about 20 minutes drive from St. George's. It's a bit out of the way but well worth it if you are looking for a quiet, secluded get away from the busy, more popular beaches.
- [Mt Gazo](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/mt-gazo/) - The Morne Gazo hiking trail offers a fantastic view if you stick with it until the end. This trail in St. David?s, about 15 mins drive from the capital of St. George?s, passes through tranquil rain forests on a hill that rises to 1,140 feet. The trail starts out with a steep incline at first
- [Halifax Bay](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/halifax-bay/) - Once known as Petit Harve, this secure bay was used as a hiding spot by 17th-century pirates. In 1779, a coastal battery was built to protect the entrance. Today, fishermen and yachters shelter their boats here in case of bad weather. Best known for the charming shipwreck rusting on its southern bank, the grounded husk
- [Fort Matthew](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/fort-matthew/) - The largest fort on the island, Fort Matthew is located on Richmond Hill next to Fort Frederick. The Fort, begun in 1778, offers stunning views of the town of St. George, specifically the Cruise Ship Port, the Carenage and even St. George's University to the south of the island. This battle ground was once an
- [The Lagoon](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/the-lagoon/) - Located on the outskirts of St. George's, the lagoon is the submerged crater of an ancient volcano that has been transformed into a busy marina and commercial port. The lagoon is also a yacht basin, where a range of boats, from mega-yachts to tiny fishing boats, moor. The Lagoon however, attracts more yachts than the
- [Mt LaBaye](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/mt-labaye/) - Named for the view of the bay, this 10-15 min trail from Grand Etang National Park Great House offers a stunning view over Grenville Bay and Grand Etang. Less than a mile, the trail looks over the highest points and valleys to the northeast of the island from the lookout tower. It also provides a
- [Bathway Beach](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/bathway-beach/) - This 300-foot-wide white sand beach faces the Atlantic and is located in St. Patrick in the north of the island. Bathway is known for its sloping shoreline and the protective reef that runs parallel to the beach, securing bathers from its strong currents. Bathing beyond the rock shelf is not encouraged. A series of speciality
- [The Priory](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/the-priory/) - The Priory is considered the most outstanding building of character in St. George's. Its beautiful Greek revival facade, accented with Victorian details, projects a majestic presence along historic Church Street, once lined with some of the prettiest domestic houses in St. George's. It is believed that The Priory or the "Priests' House" was constructed in
- [Antoine Bay](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/antoine-bay/) - To the east of Lake Antoine, is Antoine Bay, a beach with a rugged and naturally beautiful coastline. The area is not developed so the rolling waves of the Atlantic Ocean make up most of the activity that occurs here. Swim with care, since these waves can get rough at times. The shoreline is lined
- [Grenada National Museum](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/grenada-national-museum/) - The National Museum is a great way to spend your time while visiting Grenada?s capital. Built on the foundations of Fort George, the building functioned as a French barracks from 1704, and a British prison for females until 1880. It later became the island?s first hotel and was also used as a warehouse. The museum
- [Westerhall Estate](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/westerhall-estate/) - The oldest working waterway in the Western Hemisphere can be found at the Westerhall Estate. The 500-acre distillery in St. David offers tours of the beautiful grounds where old plantation-era equipment lie rusting and undisturbed for decades. You can also sample a variety of the rums made here - popular among them are Jack Iron,
- [Sunnyside Garden](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/sunnyside-garden/) - Exotic rainforest plants, flowers and ancient trees coexist in this family-run garden on the side of a hill in St. Paul?s. From here, you can look down and across the sea to the capital of St. George. Begun in the 1970s, Sunnyside is a riot of colour. There are fruit trees such as mango, papaya
- [Monument for Fallen American Soldiers](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/monument-fallen-american-soldiers/) - Commissioned by Ronald Reagan, and located just outside the Maurice Bishop International Airport, this monument commemorates the 19 American soldiers killed during the Grenada Invasion in 1983. Planning for Operation Urgent Fury began after Prime Minister Maurice Bishop, a close ally of Cuba, and his followers were murdered at Fort George on October 19th in
- [Memorial Site for Fallen Cuban Workers](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/memorial-site-fallen-cuban-workers/) - Climb up the hill next to the car park at the Maurice Bishop International Airport and you will discover a superb view of the airport. You will also find a tribute to the 24 Cuban workers who lost their lives during Operation Urgent Fury, the October 25th US invasion of Grenada. The Cubans were part
- [Bianca C](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/bianca-c/) - Listed as one of the top ten wreck sites in the world by several diving magazines, the massive Bianca C is a must for any advanced level diver visiting Grenada. Known as the "Titanic of the Caribbean" the 600ft cruise liner began her last voyage from Italy on October 12th, 1961.
- [The Tower Estate](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/the-tower-estate/) - A historic plantation style house and gardens open to the public. A magnificent stone building featuring mahogany ceiling and paneling and furnished with period antiques and a fine collection of maps and prints.
- [Annandale Waterfalls](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/annandale-waterfalls/) - Located on the perimeter of the Grand Etang National Park at the centre of the island, Annandale Waterfalls is a short drive away from the capital and the easiest to get to. The area is usually very cool, and the land is lush with tropical fruit trees, vegetation and hanging ferns that cover the rocks.
- [Grenada Marine](https://grenadanationaltrust.org/poi/grenada-marine/) - Occupying 10 acres of calm, safe beachfront in St. David's, Grenada Marine proudly offer professional boat care for genuine yachts people. The boatyard offers quality maintenance, repair and storage services coupled with the traditional friendly Grenadian spirit. The core business of the yard is the movement and parking of boats, but the crew also have

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