Grenada / Gwenad – Let’s explore here
Grenada consists of three main islands and a set of some 600 smaller islands and islets. It’s located in the Caribbean, and is a relatively small country, just a bit larger than Malta or the Isle of Wight, being approximately 21 miles long and 12 miles wide.
It mostly consists of mountains on Grenada being part of a volcanic chain. The highest point is Mount Saint Catherine at 2,760 ft (840m) above sea level.
Grenada’s population is around 125,000 (2021) and its capital, St. George’s is home to around 34,000 people. It relies heavily on tourism like many other Caribbean islands.
What currency do they use in Grenada?
In Grenada they use theEastern Caribbean dollar. Cash is widely used. The use of credit / debit cards is widely accepted in major cities, although not in rural areas. Traveller’s cheques are not accepted in the main. There are ATMs in cities, although not all accept foreign issued cards.
You should make yourself aware of the amount that your bank charges you for using credit and debit cards abroad. Often credit cards are cheaper for purchasing items directly, and for withdrawing cash from ATMs.
What language do they speak in Grenada?
They speak English and Creole in Grenada. English is spoken in tourist areas.
What time zone is Grenada in?
Remember, when you’re planning your next trip to take a look at what time zone it’s in.
Do I need a visa to visit Grenada?
We’ve created a dedicated, more comprehensive page on visas, which you should find helpful. Check it out!
What’s it like to drive in Grenada?
We’ve also created a dedicated page to driving abroad, which you might find helpful 🙂
Is wild camping legal in Grenada?
No, wild camping is not widely accepted in Barbados.
Is it safe to drink water in Grenada?
Yes, it is safe to drink tap water in Grenada. Bottled water is also readily available across the country.
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