Backpacking or traveling in Grenada?

• Grenada is the spice island of the Caribbean. It is known for its fragrant spices, markets and incredibly vibrant culture. Traveling through Grenada means Caribbean culture, dreamy beaches and dense rainforests. It is also one of the smallest countries in the world so it is especially suitable for a short vacation. It is a good place for adventurers and peace seekers who want an authentic experience.
• Activities to spot: dive at the Underwater Sculpture Park; swim at Grand Anse Beach; visit a nutmeg factory; hike in Grand Etang National Park; swim and climb at Annandale Falls; visit a rum distillery; explore Carriacou Island; celebrate carnival; discover marine life at Molinière Beauséjour Marine Protected Area; explore the markets and history of St. George's.
• Animal spotting: Grenada dove, green sea turtles, lionfish, Amazon parrot, mangrove egret, puffer fish, lobsters, bats etc.
• Food spotting: oil down, fried bakes, calaloo soup, roti, pelau, nutmeg ice cream, cocoa tea, rum punch.

Studying in Grenada?

• An exotic paradise for a student, where you can choose from various studies at St. George's University in St George's. The most popular study programs are science studies and especially medical studies.
• Study city: St George's!
• Language: English.

Internships in Grenada?

• Grenada offers interesting internship opportunities in tourism, ecology, and the medical sector. For example, you can get started via internships at universities or eco-resorts.
• Competencies: hospitality, project management, nature conservation, sustainable tourism.

Volunteering in Grenada?

• There is a lot to do in the field of ecology in particular. You can work on projects involving coral reefs, mangrove restoration, turtle research and catching lionfish.

Working in Grenada?

• The Grenada job market is mainly focused on tourism, agriculture (spices), and the medical sector. As an expat, you have the best chance in the tourism sector, especially in the right season.
• Work culture: relaxed but professional. Patience and friendliness are valued, and Caribbean hospitality is central.

Working as a digital nomad in Grenada?

• Grenada is an attractive island for digital nomads looking for peace and natural beauty. With a good Wi-Fi connection in the cities and relaxed cafes, this is an ideal tropical work island.

Living in Grenada?

• Grenada offers a peaceful lifestyle, surrounded by tropical nature and Caribbean culture. Expats appreciate the friendly community, the weather and the opportunities to enjoy the outdoors.
• Education: Grenada has a number of public and international schools.
• Expat community: Small, like the island, and mostly working in tourism, education, or conservation.
• Safety: Grenada is one of the safer countries in the Caribbean.
• Culture: Grenada’s culture is vibrant and Caribbean-influenced, with music, dance, and holidays like the annual Carnival. Islanders are friendly and welcoming, and value traditions and family.
• Be aware: The Caribbean pace is relaxed, so patience is key. The island has a good infrastructure, but shops often close earlier than in larger cities, and transportation can sometimes take a little longer.
• Health insurance: Grenada has a number of hospitals and clinics, especially in the capital. For serious or specialist care, some residents travel to neighboring islands or the US, so make sure you have your own comprehensive health insurance.

Stories, tips and experiences from Grenada