St. George's Kreuzfahrten

OVERVIEW

This excursion is for guests that use a cane/walker, have limited mobility issues or for companions of those guest that have booked mobility equipment tour.

Those guests that are fully dependent on their mobility device please book: STG_A2 ACCESSIBLE Mobility Equipment- Grenada Market & National Park.

Tour includes step-free routes, shorter distances and no stairs. Accessible restrooms with wide doors for wheelchairs are present along the tour route. Vehicles are adapted with an access ramp (or lift where available) to accommodate a limited number of wheelchairs and/or mobility scooters. Guides are not allowed to push wheelchairs; therefore, guests needing special assistance must be accompanied by an able-bodied.

Add some spice to your life with a panoramic tour of Grenada, the Spice Island. At the Dougaldson Spice Estate, you will discover how its signature spices—including cinnamon, turmeric and ginger—are processed. The visit will be fascinating and wonderfully aromatic, as you pass the racks of fresh spices drying in the sun. If you spot monkeys in the trees, they are Monas, a species introduced in the 18th century. The focus turns to nutmeg at a nearby spice processor that contributes greatly to Grenada’s rank as the world’s second-largest exporter of nutmeg. While browsing a spice market in downtown St. George’s, you may see even more types of spices, such as cloves, bay leaves and allspice, which is made from the dried berries of trees commonly known as Jamaica Peppers. Still, not everything in Grenada revolves around spices, as you will discover at Grand Etang, a national park with a beautiful volcanically formed lake. Visit the Clarke’s Court Rum Factory. It is a “must see” for all visitors, it is the Island’s best-known and largest distillery and one of the most interesting historical sites. The next stop is a local Laura Herbs and Spices. It is the trademark of Grenada, being known as the ‘Isle of Spice’.

HIGHLIGHTS

• See spices drying in the sun at one of Grenada’s largest spice processing estates.
• Learn about the spices grown throughout the so-called Spice Island, especially nutmeg.
• Browse a downtown spice market where most every spice imaginable is on display.
• Visit the Clarke’s Courts rum factory and taste the award -winning rums at the sample bar
• Behold the stunning natural beauty of Grenada at Grand Etang National Park.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.

Discover what the underwater looks like on your double clear-bottom kayak. An approximate 15-minute drive takes you to the starting point at Grand Mal Bay. Here you’ll board your kayak and begin a fantastic journey over the Grand Mal coral reefs, down to Cherry Hill, before moving on to Molinere Bay, to view the popular reefs and experience the wonders of the underwater world. After approximately one-and-a-quarter hours, you will return to Sunset View Restaurant, where you can go for a swim in the calm bay and a complimentary drink at the bar (rum punch, local beer, local fruit juice, soft drink or water).

Travel through the quaint town of St. George’s with its red-tiled roofs and spice markets. The western road takes you to Gouyave, Grand Mal and Happy Hill before arriving at Beauseajour Bay where the United States landed during the military intervention on October 25, 1983. The drive continues through Brizan, Concord, Marigot, Grand Roy and the Rosemount Estate. Travel on Belvedere Road to shimmering Grand Etang Lake. This cobalt blue, extinct volcano Crater Lake is situated 1,900 feet above sea level. Then descend through magnificent hanging carpets of green mountain fern through the quaint village of Vendome to Annandale Falls, where a short but steep walk brings you to a green paradise of rushing water and hanging ferns.

Enjoy a fun-filled celebration on this Rhum Runner Party Boat as you listen and dance to the rhythms of steel band music. The catamaran loops around the inner harbor sailing along the scenic coastline en route to Long Point Shoal. Your destination is the clear blue water and white sand of Morne Rouge Beach for an hour-and-a-half of relaxation and some rum punch. On the return trip, get ready as the steel band strikes up again for the Rhum Runner limbo competition where everyone is encouraged to participate. During the cruise, complimentary rum punch, soft drinks, fresh fruits, crackers and cheese are offered.

Cruise the crystalline waters of Grenada in a catamaran, stopping at popular Flamingo Bay to snorkel and at Grand Anse Bay to enjoy the gorgeous beach.

After departing from the pier on the sleek 60-foot catamaran Starwind, you will cruise through St. George’s horseshoe-shaped harbor while enjoying the sights from just off shore. This perspective offers an excellent view of the extinct volcanic crater that serves as a backdrop for the capital city, which the French founded in 1650.

As you cruise beyond the harbor, the catamaran will turn north, where you might see the National Cricket Stadium and natural land formations such as Moliniere Point. Flamingo Bay lies just beyond and is ideal for snorkeling because the waters are typically calm and clear.

The reef provides a natural habitat for an abundance of marine species, and it’s a never-ending, always-changing spectacle. You may spot yellowtail snapper among the elkhorn coral, banded jaw fish darting about, and even rare long-snout seahorses. The brilliant colors and odd shapes of the creatures below the surface are wonders to behold.

After approximately one hour, you will cruise south to Grand Anse Bay, which is rimmed with one of the island’s most beautiful stretches of sand. Although you’re free to stay aboard, it’s hard to resist the beach, where you might stroll along the shore, bask in the sun or simply relax in the shade of a palm tree. Following a forty-five minute visit here, you will cruise back to the pier.

Three-and-a half miles from St. George’s is the family owned De La Grenade Industries, producer of jams and jellies, the “prize winning” Nutmeg Syrup and De La Grenade Liqueur. Find yourself engulfed in the aroma of the spices as you visit the herb and spice gardens. These gardens produce herbs and medicinal plants, some of which are exported. Visit La Sagesse Farm for a taste of the exotic island juices they produce.

Cruise the waters off Grenada looking for whales and dolphins, which are spotted year-round because more than a dozen species of cetaceans inhabit the surrounding sea.

After departing from the pier in a boat designed for sightseeing, you will head into the waters on the western shore of Grenada. Over the next several hours, the captain will cruise through the areas where whales and dolphins are most likely to be spotted.

More than a dozen species of whales pass by Grenada during the year, and it’s always a thrill to spot one of these behemoths breaching the water’s surface. While there is no guarantee that you will see one, chances are good. It can be quite the show if a humpback whale surfaces, as these massive creatures weigh up to 40 tons and reach a length of more than 60 feet. The name humpback refers to the way the whales arch their backs when diving.

They breach the water numerous ways—sometimes hurling their bodies above the surface and other times slapping the surface with only their chins or tail flukes. Male humpback whales are known for their “songs,” a complex sequence of moans, chirps and other noises that might be used to attract mates.

The boat is equipped with a hydrophone so you can hear these sounds, which travel great distances through the sea. Scientists are still trying to decipher their exact meanings, but it is thought that the whales are communicating to attract mates.

Following your whale and dolphin adventure, you will sail back to the pier in St. Georges.

Indulge your senses with the picturesque beauty and enticing aromas of the 'Isle of Spice' during this full-day sightseeing excursion through Grenada.

Concord Waterfall, Diamond Chocolate Factory

Discover the scents and aromas of the "Isle of Spice" on this full day sightseeing tour by motor coach. Your driver will follow the picturesque west coast, rich in history and colour. Your first stop will allow you to discover the natural lovely pool of Concord Fall. There you will observe a very particular type of plantation. Here the nutmeg and cocoa trees grow along the flanks of the hills in the tropical forest that is forever nearby. Your spice discovery will continue at the Diamond Chocolate factory in Victoria which produces the Jouvay chocolate ranked by the national geographic in the top 10 of the best chocolates in the word. You will learn how chocolate (tree to bar) is produced and exported. A delicious chocolate tasting will conclude this enjoyable visit of one of the most amazing sites in the Caribbean.

Sauteurs and Lake Antoine

Next, drive northward for a magnificent view of the Grenadine Islands to the fishing town of Sauteurs located at the Northern point of the Island. You will then arrive at Lake Antoine a shallow crater lake formed by the collapsed cone of a volcano which host a wide variety of wildlife.

Belmont Estate and Grand Etang Lake

Lunch will take place in Belmont Estate. Upon arrival at this plantation house, proceed for a typical Creole lunch accompanied by splendid vistas of the surrounding estate. After lunch, take the rainforest road to Grand Etang for a visit to Grand Etang Lake, which fills the crater of one of the island's extinct volcanoes. The lush rainforest surrounding the lake is home to the Mona monkey, and diverse flora and fauna.

At the conclusion of your visit, re-board your coach and commence the drive back to the pier.

Embrace the splendid beauty and aromatic flavours of Grenada during this memorable, half-day sightseeing excursion.

Diamond Chocolate Tour and Tasting

Diamond Chocolate produces 'Jouvay' organic chocolate, which now ranks among the top 10 best chocolates in the world according to National Geographic. Upon arrival, take a guided stroll through its delightful Cocoa Tree Garden, home to cocoa, clove, pimiento, nutmeg, flowers, and fruit. Learn about the history of the company and the production of chocolate from tree-to-bar. Following your walking tour, proceed for tasting of this unique and delicious chocolate, along with freshly-made organic fruit juice.

Concord waterfall

Next, proceed for a visit to Concord waterfall, where nutmeg and cocoa trees grow along the flanks of the hills in the tropical forest. Upon arrival, take a refreshing swim in the lovely natural waterfall-pool (Conditions permitting). Following your visit, commence the approximately 45-minute drive back to the cruise terminal.

Discover one of the most beautiful and historic properties in Grenada during this picturesque, half-day excursion to the Tower Estate.

St. George's, Tower Estate, Ornamental Flower Garden

Depart the pier for the short drive to the Tower Estate, a unique property that includes an historic, 107-year-old, Victorian-style Great House with a lush, tropical, approximately 1.5-acre (about 0.6-hectare) flower garden perched atop a small peak in the Parish of St. George. Upon arrival, take a guided tour of the flower garden. Many of the ornamental plants displayed here are included in Grenada's gold, award-winning exhibit at the annual Chelsea Flower Show. After exploring these exquisite gardens, proceed to the Great House.

Great House, Mahogany Ceilings, Hand-Crafted, Panelled Walls, Period Antiques, Maps, Prints

Built in 1913, the magnificent, stone-and-wood Great House is nestled within the beautifully landscaped gardens, and surrounded by tropical flowering trees, shrubs, vegetables, fruit trees, and the island's world-renowned array of spices. The Great House has been the home of the Slinger Family since the mid-1940s.

Upon arrival, take a guided walking tour of the Great House.

Guided Walking Tour, Tea Accompanied by Snacks

The Great House is adorned with mahogany ceilings, hand-crafted panelled walls, period antiques, and a unique collection of maps and prints that hold the keys to rich, historical stories of Grenada. The property has the feel of a bygone era that has caused many to refer the property as the 'Downton Abbey of Grenada'. Following your tour, enjoy a relaxing cup of our blue tea accompanied by snacks made from chocolate and other ingredients grown on the estate

Experience the natural splendour of Grenada on-foot during this hiking excursion at the Bamboo Waterfall.

Grand Etang

Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 45-minute drive to Grand Etang. Located high up in the mountains of the island's interior, Grand Etang's varied elevations and terrains boast several different ecological subsystems, culminating in the elfin woodlands high up the slopes of the reserve's central mountains. At an altitude of 1,476 feet (450 meters), this small mountainous territory is rooted in sheer rock, with towering mahogany and giant gommier trees of up to 131 feet (40 meters) in height. Grand Etang's flora also includes a multitude of ferns, tropical flowers and other indigenous plants. The lush vegetation provides shelter for a wide variety of animal, reptile and bird species.

Private Plantation and Bamboo Waterfall

Next, begin your guided trek through the heart of the tropical rainforest. Your trek will involve a challenging hike over muddy terrain and river crossing before reaching the idyllic Bamboo Waterfall. En route, pass through a private plantation with cocoa, nutmeg and banana trees. Upon arrival at the Bamboo Waterfall, you may opt to take a relaxing soak. Afterward, your eco-trek concludes with a refreshment stop at Grand Etang before commencing the approximately 40-minute drive back to the pier.

Discover the stunning tropical splendour and history of Grenada during this picturesque, half-day sightseeing excursion and nature trek.

St. George's, Richmond Hill, Fort Frederick, St. George's Harbour, Carenage, Mountain Ridges

Depart the pier for a scenic drive through the town of St. George's, the capital of Grenada, en route to Fort Frederick. Perched atop Richmond Hill, this 18th-century fortress offers panoramic views over St. George's Harbour, Carenage, and rolling mountain ridges covered in lush vegetation and quaint houses. Fort Frederick was built by two nations. The French started it in 1779, and the British completed it in 1791 during the French Revolution. The Fort is a large stone quadrangle, with bastions at each corner. Each face of the curtain wall is approximately 179 feet (about 55 metres) long, approximately 17.5 feet (about 5.3 metres) high and approximately three feet (about 0.91 metres) wide at the base.

Annandale Waterfall, Nature Trek, Hanging Ferns, Tropical Foliage, Medicinal Plants

Next, re-board your coach and head to the Annandale Waterfall. Upon arrival, take a short, but steep, guided walk down to a green paradise. Here, the rushing water is framed by hanging ferns, and a variety of the island's flowering and medicinal plants. Following your visit to these idyllic surrounds, re-board your coach and proceed to Grand Etang National Park.

Grand Etang National Park, Crater Lake, Flora and Fauna, Mona Monkeys

Upon arrival at Grand Etang National Park, enjoy a refreshing complimentary beverage whilst taking in stunning views of the lake, which is in the crater of an extinct volcano, surrounded by a lush, tropical forest, and part of the nature reserve. The scenery is breathtaking, and your vantage-point offers a unique opportunity to view a fascinating section of the flora and fauna that comprise this rainforest. You may even be fortunate enough to spot mona, a species of monkey that inhabits the area. At the conclusion of your visit, re-board your coach and commence the approximately 30-minute drive back to the pier.

Start your day by meeting your friendly guide/driver by the cruise dock and begin a short drive to the first stop of the day, in the old parts of the center of St. George's. Here, you will explore the hub of the town, Market Square, where you'll enjoy browsing the colorful local Spice Market. Experience the authentic island atmosphere and smell of nutmeg, cocoa and vanilla, as you stroll through a wide array of island spices, gifts and souvenirs for sale.

Then, you will visit the Clarke's Court rum factory . It is a "must see" for all visitors, we are the island's best-known and largest distillery and one of the most interesting historical sites. The factory has been in operation since 1937, and is situated in the southern part of the island, in the Parish of St George. After the tour of the factory you would be escorted to the Hospitality Center, where you will see the unique Barrel Furniture and an interesting display of the Clarke's Court products. Last but not least, you are invited to sample the award-winning rums at the sample bar.

The next stop of your day is a local Laura Herbs and Spice . It is the trademark of Grenada, being known as the 'isle of spice'. Laura's Herb and Spice Tours accommodate nature lovers and outdoor seekers. Walking down a trail paved with nutmeg shells one can explore and learn many varieties of herbs and spices.

The final part of your day will be spent on a scenic drive through the beautiful rainforest. Enjoy views of lush volcanic mountains and tropical flora, and see the many spice, cocoa and banana plantations peppered throughout the landscape. If you are lucky, you may even see some local Mona monkeys! You will arrive to the mesmerizing Grand Etang National Park where you will have a chance to visit the onsite visitor center. Here, you will learn about how the Caribbean Islands were formed, the local weather and plants and how the volcanic Crater Lake was formed. There will also be time to enjoy the spectacular views, purchase snacks and beverages, and do some souvenir shopping.

Tour Highlights

· Explore the colorful local Spice Market on Market Street in St. George.

· Visit the Clarke's Court rum factory and taste the award-winning rums at the sample bar.

· Experience the Laura Herbs and Spice .

· Enjoy a visit to the beautiful Grand Etang National Park and visitor center.

Climb aboard the twin engines powerboat and enjoy a fun ride on board the fastest tour boat in Grenada.

Departing from the jetty next to the ship's pier, set off on a fast and fun ride over the crystal waters of the Caribbean. After a short safety briefing, head north along Grenada's sheltered western coast. During your tour learn about the Spice Isle; the ecology, wildlife, geography and local history of Grenada.

Grenada Underwater Sculpture Park Snorkelling

The boat stops for approximately 40 minutes so snorkellers may explore one of Grenada's foremost snorkel site: Grenada Underwater Sculpture Park, the world's first underwater sculpture gallery. After the bay got damaged by storm surge, the sculptures were designed to assist in the regeneration of the area by providing habitat for marine life and by providing new surfaces for corals to grow upon.

Receive your snorkel gear and safety instructions before commencing your guided snorkel tour. Non snorkellers are free to stay on board and enjoy a soft drink with your Captain.

After your snorkel, recharge with a soft drink before racing off for another hour of fun exploring and capturing some great photo opportunities.

Your tour visits the historic town of St George's where you cruise the protected inner harbor of one of the prettiest towns in the Caribbean, before one last blast back to the dock to disembark.

Embrace the scenic beauty and flavours of Grenada during this half-day excursion to the Clark's Court Rum Distillery, and a relaxing visit to a Grenadian Beach.

Clark's Court Rum Distillery

Depart the pier for the brief drive to St. George's, located in the southern part of the island. Upon arrival, proceed for a visit to the Clark's Court Rum Distillery, founded in 1937.

During your guided tour of the factory, learn about the distilling process from sugar cane, syrup and molasses to rum, and also the ageing and blending processes involved in the production of rum. In addition, see old steam engines dating as far back as 1886. Following your guided tour, sample the distillery's award-winning rums and receive recipes describing different ways to mix and serve rum.

Beach

Next, your drive continues on to a white-sand beach graced by crystal-clear waters and almond and coconut trees offering natural shade. Your two-hour visit includes beach chairs, restroom facilities with changing rooms, showers and two complimentary beverages. You can swim, explore the beach, or simply relax with a refreshing drink and soak up the tropical sun. Afterward, re-board your coach for the brief drive back to the pier.

Celebrate the culture and Flavours of Grenada during this immersive, half-day, S.A.L.T. Program farm-to-table culinary excursion with lunch at the renowned Tower Estate.

St. George's, Parish of St. George, Tower Estate, Great House, Period Antiques, Lush Gardens

Your S.A.L.T. Program experience begins with a short drive to the Parish of St. George and a visit to the renowned Tower Estate, an historic great house perched atop a small peak and surrounded by a lush estate. This magnificent stone building features mahogany ceilings and hand-crafted, panelled walls. It is adorned with period antiques, and a unique collection of maps and prints that hold the keys to rich, historical stories of Grenada. The Great House is set amidst beautifully landscaped gardens, and surrounded by tropical, flowering, and fruit trees, shrubs, vegetables, and the island's world-renowned array of spices.

Welcome Refreshments, Meet Chef Bishop, Natural Gardens, Spice- and Vegetable-Picking              

Your arrival is greeted by Isabelle Slinger and Belinda Bishop, accomplished global chef and founder of Flavours of Grenada®, a business focusing on sustainable agriculture and the utilisation of Grenadian resources to create a base for culinary tourism in Grenada. Chef Bishop shares her passion through introducing the history of inter Caribbean agriculture and its various influences on contemporary Grenadian cuisine to visitors from around the world. After a welcome refreshment and an introduction to the Tower Estate by owner Isabelle Slinger, Chef Bishop takes the group on a step-by-step journey from 'farm-to-table' during a guided walking tour of the natural gardens while picking an array of aromatic spices and exotic vegetables to be utilised in your open-air, interactive cooking session.

Open-Air, Interactive Cooking & Beverage Classes, Lunch, Free Time, Garden Stroll, Shopping

Join Chef Bishop in exploring authentic and popular Grenadian cuisine and beverages whilst helping to prepare them. Sharing food is at the very heart of Grenadian culture, and this fun-filled experience is a celebration of  island cocktails, music, storytelling, and friendship whilst your pot simmers down to uniquely delicious, flavourful, and enticing Grenadian fare. Next, join your chefs for a delicious, family-style lunch consisting of the dishes you have helped to prepare. After lunch and a comfort stop, some free time is made available to browse for souvenirs or take a quiet stroll around the garden at your leisure. Your S.A.L.T. Program excursion concludes with short drive back to the pier.

Explore the uniquely spectacular statues in the Underwater Sculpture Park of Grenada during this picturesque, half-day sailing and snorkelling excursion.

Grenada, Catamaran-Ride, West Coast, Underwater Sculpture Park, Snorkelling

Depart the pier aboard a spacious, 65-foot (about 19.8-metre) catamaran for the picturesque, approximately 30-minute ride north along the beautiful west coast of Grenada en route to the Underwater Sculpture Park. Located in the island's Marine Protected Area, the Underwater Sculpture Park is also known as 'Statues Park' due to the many underwater statues that are strategically located to protect and enhance the reef. The statues make natural use of the reef's varied topography of craggy gullies, and sun-dappled sandy patches.

Statues Park, Snorkelling, Underwater Statues, Coral Beds, Reef Fish, Marine Life

Upon arrival at Statues Park, receive your snorkelling instructions and equipment, and begin your guided snorkelling session in the clear blue waters. Led by your guide, marvel at the unique underwater statues, along with diverse and colourful coral, reef fish, and marine life. Following your snorkelling session, embark the boat and set sail for idyllic Mango Bay.

Mango Bay, Swimming, Snorkelling, Refreshments

Upon arrival at Mango Bay, some free time is made available for a refreshing swim, or simply relaxing in the warm tropical sun. Juices, spring water and rum punch are available throughout the tour, but the rum punch is only served after snorkelling. At the conclusion of your visit to Mango Bay, embark your boat and commence the approximately 75-minute ride back to the pier.

Discover the history and seaside beauty of Grenada during this picturesque, half-day excursion to Fort Frederick, and a relaxing visit to a secluded beach.

Fort Frederick

Depart the pier for a scenic drive through the town of St. George's, the capital of Grenada, en route to Fort Frederick. Perched atop Richmond Hill, this 18th-century fortress offers panoramic views over St. George's Harbour, Carenage, and rolling mountain ridges covered in lush vegetation and quaint houses. Fort Frederick was built by two nations. The French started it in 1779, and the British completed it in 1791 during the French Revolution. The Fort is a large stone quadrangle, with bastions at each corner. Each face of the curtain wall is approximately 179 feet (about 55 metres) long, approximately 17.5 feet (about 5.3 metres) high and approximately three feet (about 0.91 metres) wide at the base.

Beach Visit

Next, your drive continues on to a secluded, white-sand beach located on the southern point of Grenada. Your two-hour visit includes beach chairs, restroom facilities with changing rooms, complimentary beverage and snack. You can swim, explore the beach, sunbathe or simply relax with a refreshing drink in the shade of a sea grape tree. Afterward, re-board your coach for the brief drive back to the pier.

Orte mit pastellfarbenen Häusern, Festungen, Regenwald, Wasserfälle, Kraterseen, Rumherstellung und die berühmten Gewürze: An diesem Tag erleben Sie all das, was Grenada so charakteristisch macht. Und wenn Sie am Ende des Tages zurückkehren und am Hafen einen Straßenmusiker entdecken, lohnt es sich stehen zu bleiben und der Trommel-Musik zulauschen.

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Besuch der Festung Fort Frederick und Stopp am Kratersee Grand Etang, jeweils ca. 30 Minuten
• Rund 30 Minuten Erkunden der River Antoine Rumdestillerie
• Inklusive Mittagessen am Belmont Estate, anschließend Tour durch die Kakao-Fabrik, ca. 1,5 Stunden
• Besuch eines Muskatnussmuseums, ca. 30 Minuten
• Halt am Concord Wasserfall, ca. 30 Minuten

Bei diesem Ausflug geht es vom großen Schiff ins kleine Boot: Gleiten Sie mit dem Katamaran entlang der traumhaften Küste Richtung Süden. Angekommen an der ruhigen Insel Hog Island können Sie den warmen Sand auf Ihrer Haut spüren und zur Abkühlung ins Wasser springen. Und – das Besondere – auf dem Grill wird ein köstlicher Hummer für Sie gegrillt.

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Mit dem Katamaran zum Unterwasserskulpturenpark, je nach Wetterlage alternativ zur Flamingobucht, ca. 45 Minuten
• Rund 45 Minuten Zeit zum Schnorcheln
• Fahrt zur Insel Hog Island, ca. 1,5 Stunden
• Freizeit am Strand, inklusive Lobster-Lunch, gut 1 Stunde
  

Entdecken Sie in kleiner Gruppe den imposanten Annandale Wasserfall, den Grand-Etang-Kratersee, die kleine, sehr liebevoll geführte Kakaofabrik Carlton Cacao Station, ein leckeres Mittagessen im am Strand gelegenen La Sagesse Hotel und den lehrreichen Kräuter- und Gewürzgarten Laura's Spice Garden.

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Inselrundfahrt mit jeweils 30-minütigen Besichtigungen
• Etwa 2 Stunden Aufenthalt am La Sagesse Hotel inkl. Mittagessen
• Option, sich im Meer zu erfrischen (Baden je nach Strömung möglich) oder einfach am herrlichen Strand spazieren zu gehen

Neben der Muskatnuss ist Kakao ein wichtiges Exportgut für Grenada. Auf diesem Ausflug erfahren Sie einiges über die Bohnen und packen sogar selbst mit an. Auf einem Landgut schneiden Sie Schoten von den Bäumen, öffnen sie und legen sie zum Trocknen aus. In einer Kakaofirma lernen Sie außerdem, wie die fermentierten Bohnen poliert und sortiert werden.

Was gibt es schöneres, als den Tag während einer Katamaranfahrt in der Karibik ausklingen zu lassen? Und es wird sogar noch ein Schnorchelstopp eingelegt, bevor die Dämmerung eintrifft. Getränke werden Ihnen während des gesamten Ausfluges serviert und nach dem Schnorcheln können Sie auch mit Rumpunsch auf den schönen Tag auf Grenada anstoßen.

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Etwa 3 Stunden Aufenthalt auf dem Katamaran inklusive 1-stündigem Schnorchelstopp, der an einer je nach Windverhältnissen geeigneten Stelle stattfindet
• Getränke und einen kleinen Snack erhalten Sie an Bord des Katamarans

Wechseln Sie die Perspektive und schauen Sie nicht aufs Meer, sondern hinein! Vor Grenada tummeln sich Fische und Korallen in Poseidons Reich. Entdecken Sie seine Welt ausführlich mit dem Schnorchel. Und wenn das Wetter mitspielt, fahren Sie sogar zum imposanten Unterwasserskulpturenpark. Außerdem haben Sie noch Zeit, um am Strand zu entspannen.

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

Wenn die Karibik eines von Ihnen will, dann das: Lassen Sie Leichtigkeit in Ihr Herz fliegen. Und auf dieser Katamaran-Tour gelingt das wie von selbst. Sie fahren an schönen Buchten vorbei und schnorcheln über dem berühmten Unterwasserskulpturenpark. Dabei entdecken beispielsweise Figuren, die sich an den Händen fassen. Anschließend entspannen Sie am Strand.

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

Die Muskatnuss ist für Grenada so bedeutend, dass sie sogar einen Platz auf der Nationalflagge bekommen hat. Entdecken Sie im Muskatnussmuseum, wie die Frucht getrocknet und geschält wird. Zudem fahren Sie durch einige Anbaugebiete. Darüber hinaus halten Sie an einem wunderschönen Kratersee sowie einem Wasserfall im Regenwald.