St George’s Town

St George's Town offers visitors an immersive journey through one of the most picturesque and historically rich capitals in the Caribbean. Nestled around a horseshoe-shaped inner harbour, the town of St George's is a living postcard of colourful Georgian architecture, centuries-old fortifications, and vibrant local culture that reflects Grenada's layered history. A tour of St George's typically winds through the iconic Carenage waterfront, where fishing boats and schooners bob gently alongside open-air restaurants and rum shops. From there, visitors can explore landmarks such as Fort George, perched high on a promontory with sweeping views of the harbour and the emerald hills beyond, as well as the nearby Sendall Tunnel — a relic of British colonial engineering carved straight through solid rock. The bustling Market Square, the National Museum, and the historic churches and cathedrals that dot the hillsides all add layers of story to every corner of this compact and walkable capital. Whether you are a history enthusiast, a photography lover, or simply curious about island life, St George's Town delivers an authentic and unforgettable Grenadian experience. Come explore the beating heart of the Spice Isle.