HIKING & WATERFALLS

GARDENS

Bay Gardens - Private three-acre garden with an estimated 3,000 different species of flora found in Grenada and the Caribbean.

Theresa's Backyard Garden - Thebaide

Fort Frederick ( St. George's) - There is a beautifull panormic view of the harbour of St George, overlooking St Pauls. There is also a short cut at the back of the fort to La Borie. St Paul's children used it as a short cut. You can walk down Morne Jaloux Road to Tanteen in St George's and see the beautifull surrounding gardens.

Hyde Park Tropical Garden ( St. George's) - A unique town garden extending to one and a half acres, it overlooks the lagoon, the port and part of the town of St. Georges with a magnificent view to the South of the island as far as the Pointe Salines peninsula. This landscaped garden contains a wide variety of tropical plants including orchids and specimens of unusual plants rarely seen outside botanical gardens.

HISTORIC & REGLIOUS SITES

Fort Frederick (St. George's) - There is a beautifull panormic view of the harbour of St George, overlooking St Pauls. There is also a short cut at the back of the fort to La Borie. St Paul's children used it as a short cut. You can walk down Morne Jaloux Road to Tanteen in St George's and see the beautifull surrounding gardens.

Fedon's Camp, Grand Etang National Park - The historic mountain hideout where angry Julien Fedon led his rebellion against the British in 1795.

Fort Royal - -Guarding the harbor entrance, the fort is an imposing structure, built on a promontory with walls more than four feet thick.

Carenage (St. George'S) - Type: Marinas, Scenic/Historic Walking Areas, Bodies of Water

MUSEUMS

Mabuya Fishermen Museum (St. George'S) - New museum featuring ships' wheels and shark jaws in tribute to Grenada's men of the seas.

Carriacou Museum
Carriacou
This former cotton ginnery has exhibits on the history of Carriacou, including old maps of the island and the island's first telephone.

Grenada National Museum (St. George'S) - Hodgepodge of exhibits including fragments of Amerindian pottery, an old rum still and a grubby marble bathtub that once belonged to Empress Josephine.