South Coast Coves
Lance aux Epines Beach: A Quiet Swim Among the Villas
Lance aux Epines beach on Grenada's south coast: sheltered water, how to reach the sand through a residential peninsula, where to eat and who the beach suits.
South Coast Coves
Lance aux Epines beach on Grenada's south coast: sheltered water, how to reach the sand through a residential peninsula, where to eat and who the beach suits.
North & West Coast
Grand Mal Bay beach reviewed: calm leeward water just north of St George's, sand and shade, snorkelling by the rocks, parking, crowds and what to watch for.
Grand Anse & St George's
Grand Anse or Morne Rouge? A side-by-side look at water, sand, shade, food, crowds and access, so you can pick the right south-west Grenada beach for each day.
Grand Anse & St George's
Morne Rouge, or BBC Beach, reviewed: half a mile of calm, shallow water south of Grand Anse, with access, parking, beach bars, shade and the best time to go.
Family-Friendly Beaches
Grand Anse or Morne Rouge for a family beach day? A side-by-side look at water, shade, food, crowds, parking and which one suits children of different ages.
Family-Friendly Beaches
Matching Grenada family beaches to your children's ages: calm shallows for babies and toddlers, rock pools for school-age kids and snorkelling for teens.
Carriacou & Petite Martinique Beaches
Paradise Beach, Carriacou, reviewed: the sand, how shallow the water is, where shade survives after Beryl, food, water taxis to Sandy Island and the best hours.