Grenada

Grenada is an island that is positioned north of Trinidad and Tobago and in between of Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea. It has a total land area is 340 square kilometres and an estimated 110,000 population. The capital of Grenada is St. George’s; a city with an estimated population of roughly 5,000 people and truly a magnificent place that emphasizes simplicity

Grenada’s typical weather is tropical. The dry season occurs from January to May, and the rainy season arises from June to December. During the months of July and August, the temperature can be very hot and it can reach up to a staggering 40°C. The perfect time to visit Granada is in the spring and autumn when the temperature is perfectly fine with warm sunny days.

The official language of Grenada is English which is used in the government but the Grenadian Creole is considered the colloquial dialogue of the island.

Grenada’s official currency is the East Caribbean dollar and it has subsisted since 1965. Even though Grenada is domicile to a large agricultural economy, the country had just made an attempt to branch out into tourism. Regrettably, this caused a lot of inconvenience in the wake of numerous shocking hurricanes in the region.

Grand Anse Bay is situated to the south of St George’s. It is a long stretch of golden sand beach lines and is surrounded by splendid hotels and restaurants. The vendors on the beach sell a selection of souvenirs and ornaments.

Levera National Park is located along the north-eastern shore of the isle. This place holds a triumphant status as Grenada’s most beautiful and stunning coastal area. This is the place where mangrove swamp is located which is considered as being the biggest in the country. There is also the 23-acre pond which is extremely enclosed by woody scrubs, coconut palms, cacti and mangroves.

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