Grenada West Indies is a well kept secret vacation spot. It is not one of the busiest vacation spots filled with throngs of tourists. This island is still full of unique activities that are true to its culture. It is not a high life island with activity that attracts many tourists milling around. Instead, it is a quiet, picturesque island with quaint beaches and small towns.
Grenada, West Indies is a mountainous island with rolling hills. It is known for its unique fragrance. Nutmeg, clove, cinnamon, ginger and cocoa trees cover the island creating delicious and intoxicating scents throughout the island. Grenada West Indies Island is a volcanic island filled with waterfalls and lush tropical forests. Granada has one of the most beautiful mountain lakes in the world.
This island nation is made up of the island of Grenada and six other small islands in the southwestern Caribbean Sea. The capital of the island is St George’s. The capital city of St George’s is considered the most beautiful in the Caribbean. The history about the ownership of this island shows a lot of struggle and battle for its independence including violent coups. In 1983, a communist regime took over Grenada’s West Indies and everyone on the island was told they had to stay home or be shot. President Reagan was concerned about the 800 American students enrolled at St. George’s medical school. United States along with other nations like RSS and Jamaica overthrew the regime. The Constitution of Granada was put back into force and peace was restored.
Grenada, the West Indian islands are volcanic and have rich, healthy soil. The flag has a nutmeg, which shows the spice industry. The climate is humid and hot during the rainy season and cooled by winds during the dry season. Granada is starting to focus on tourism. The culture of the land can still be felt and tasted. Enjoy the island’s world famous two mile beach. This beautiful island will take your breath away with its extraordinary beauty and grace. Visit Spice of the Caribbean and enjoy the intoxicating smell and beauty of the Grenada Antilles.