Grenada is known to be one of the Caribbean islands richest in history and culture. This tour gives our guest a look into the fascinating and absorbing history of the Spice isle from wars to revolutions to historic achievements and food mixed with relics and architectural gems. Come with us as we take you on an enchanting trip down memory lane that would reveal snippets of our history and culture that shows you why we are known as ‘resilient’ nation.

The intrigue starts at the picturesque Port Louis Marina, the site of Grenada’s first town and fort and also volcanic crater then goes on to the historic Fort Frederick with two smaller forts in its surrounds Matthew and Adolphus. In addition to its captivating history, the views are just spectacular.

From there the tour continues up the scenic eastern coastline through the Westerhall Estate and then to the parish of St. Andrew or Morne De Combat as originally named by the French. Starting at Battle Hill – aptly named – to the town of Grenville with its architectural markers to the Paradise Bridge and the Pearls Airport, explore and be fascinated by the stories of some truly historic gems.

Now that you are hungering for more, here is where we introduce you to historic cuisine and culture. Come with us to the community of La Poterie to the site of an Amerindian dig on the eastern coastline with spectacular scenery and the vibrant breezes coming off the Atlantic Ocean. Kick back and be ready to be served up an enticing cultural meal. The ‘Saraca’ celebration in Grenada is one of food, dance, cultural energy, community spirit and more. We recreate this experience for you here to the beat of drums and dance by members of the Tivoli Drummers as you feast, you can even get to try your hand and feet at drumming and dancing. This experience is sure to leave you replete with energy.

This amazing experience will have you recounting all the way to the next stop at Leapers Hill or Morne De Sauteurs for more historic adventures. We then continue down the western coastline to the community of Duquesne to view the Amerindian Petroglyphs, continuing on after through the historic town of Gouyave and onto the capital city of St. George with its interesting old Georgian architecture before returning to your hotel, guest house or home.

Tour timing: Approximately 6.5 hours

Tour Minimum: 4 persons