Grenada and Carriacou diving holidays, with the Grenada and Carriacou experts.

Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique is a safe, romantic, natural and very authentic destination. Grenada is the place where all of nature's best gifts can be found. Meet a people whose simple, celebratory, colorful lifestyle and unmatched warmth make Grenadians the very 'Spice' of the land.The Grenada vacation experiences - varied, active, energizing and quietly exciting - will put you in tune with the 'Rhythms of Spice' for a lifetime!

A valid passport and return or onward ticket is required for all visitors. However, proof of citizenship bearing a photograph is acceptable from British, Canadian and US citizens. Please note however that as mandated by the United States Department of Homeland Security, all US travellers must provide a passport to enter or re-enter the US from both vacation and business travel. A visa is not required from citizens of the US, Canada, UK, British Commonwealth, most Caribbean countries, most European countries, South Korea, and Japan.

From the UK,British Airways, Virgin Atlantic continue to service Grenada weekly direct flights from London’s Gatwick Airport. From the US, American Airlines services Grenada with direct flights. Delta Air also provides non-stop flights from John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York to Grenada except during the period of September 1st through December 15th. In addition, Caribbean Airlines services Grenada with flights to Orlando, New York and Miami. From Canada, Grenada can be reached via Caribbean Airlines that operates a twice weekly nonstop service from Toronto to Grenada on Thursdays and Sundays.

The official currency is the Eastern Caribbean dollar (EC$ or XCD). A growing number of 24-hour ATMs all over Grenada dispense Eastern Caribbean dollars. Most hotels, shops and restaurants will accept US dollars, but you’ll get a better exchange rate by changing to Eastern Caribbean dollars at a bank and using local currency. Major credit cards are accepted by most hotels, top-end restaurants, dive shops and car-rental agencies. Be clear about whether prices are being quoted in Eastern Caribbean or US dollars, particularly with taxi drivers.