For city dwellers, the thought of spending time in the mountains, among trees, tropical plants, and everything that nature has to offer, can be intimidating. But set foot in Isle of Spice and you will find all fear go away as the warm colors of this Caribbean island welcome you to the romance that is Grenada. From the French-built town of St. George to its beaches and waterfalls, everything that a couple needs to start a new life or breathe fresh life into their relationship can be found here.
The people and government of Grenada know the power their island has to bind two hearts and have ensured that those who wish to exchange their "I Do's" in their paradise have made it easy to do so. You can apply for a marriage license from the Office of the Prime Minister if you have lived in the island for only three days (includes weekends and public holidays).
Many hotels and inns in the island offer wedding packages so that all arrangements are taken care of even before you arrive in Grenada. They also give newlyweds a complementary room upgrade and other romantic perks like champagne and a basket of the island's fresh tropical fruits. But the romance does not end there.
You can have a relaxing and fun time just strolling the white-sand and mile long beaches of Grenada with your special someone. Although Grand Anse is the most famous, the crowds may not be ideal for honeymooners. You can have more privacy in La Sagesse Beach or Bathway Beach. Another way to spend time together would be to go snorkeling. Explore the vast array of marine life in Flamingo Bay, Dragon Bay, or the Underwater Sculpture Park and marvel in the experience. Your explorations underwater are made more memorable by the richness of the flora and fauna that you will encounter there.
The waterfalls in the interior of the island are also very romantic spots. The most accessible is the Annandale Waterfalls, its beautiful and cool waters surrounded by green ferns, tropical flowers, and plants of different colors, shapes, and sizes. It is just a few minutes' drive from St. George and has complete amenities for tourists. Do not go when the cruise ships are in harbor if you want to have the whole place to yourself.
Hike to the Seven Sisters Waterfalls if you and your special someone love to explore the world on foot. It's not as challenging as Paraclete Waterfalls in St. Andrew but the trek can take about 45 minutes. The pool which receives the falls is wide, clear, and cool to swim in. Take the time to go further and you will be able to discover Honeymoon Falls.
If you would rather stay in the city, St. George has a lot of attractions to offer couples. Fort George and Fort Frederick allow you to get a sweeping view of the city and the Caribbean Sea and the numerous restaurants in the capital will enable you to share many romantic dinners together and savor the romance that is Grenada.
The people and government of Grenada know the power their island has to bind two hearts and have ensured that those who wish to exchange their "I Do's" in their paradise have made it easy to do so. You can apply for a marriage license from the Office of the Prime Minister if you have lived in the island for only three days (includes weekends and public holidays).
Many hotels and inns in the island offer wedding packages so that all arrangements are taken care of even before you arrive in Grenada. They also give newlyweds a complementary room upgrade and other romantic perks like champagne and a basket of the island's fresh tropical fruits. But the romance does not end there.
You can have a relaxing and fun time just strolling the white-sand and mile long beaches of Grenada with your special someone. Although Grand Anse is the most famous, the crowds may not be ideal for honeymooners. You can have more privacy in La Sagesse Beach or Bathway Beach. Another way to spend time together would be to go snorkeling. Explore the vast array of marine life in Flamingo Bay, Dragon Bay, or the Underwater Sculpture Park and marvel in the experience. Your explorations underwater are made more memorable by the richness of the flora and fauna that you will encounter there.
The waterfalls in the interior of the island are also very romantic spots. The most accessible is the Annandale Waterfalls, its beautiful and cool waters surrounded by green ferns, tropical flowers, and plants of different colors, shapes, and sizes. It is just a few minutes' drive from St. George and has complete amenities for tourists. Do not go when the cruise ships are in harbor if you want to have the whole place to yourself.
Hike to the Seven Sisters Waterfalls if you and your special someone love to explore the world on foot. It's not as challenging as Paraclete Waterfalls in St. Andrew but the trek can take about 45 minutes. The pool which receives the falls is wide, clear, and cool to swim in. Take the time to go further and you will be able to discover Honeymoon Falls.
If you would rather stay in the city, St. George has a lot of attractions to offer couples. Fort George and Fort Frederick allow you to get a sweeping view of the city and the Caribbean Sea and the numerous restaurants in the capital will enable you to share many romantic dinners together and savor the romance that is Grenada.
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