INFORMATION
Full name: Grenada
Capital City: Saint George's
Language: English (official)
Currency: Eastern Caribbean Dollar (EC$)
Religion: Roman Catholic, Protestant and Baha'i
National Anthem: Hail Grenada
Newspaper: Grenada Today, The Grenadian Voice
Places to Visit: Carriacou, St George's, Fort George, Grand Etang National Park, Grenada National Museum and many others.
Transport: One can avail several charter flights from Grenada's Point Salines International Airport.Avail direct flight from US that flies via San Juan, Puerto Rico. One can use the trental car from this airport to the required destination. Yachts also provide a pleasurable journey within the region.
Shopping: Leather crafts, jewelry, spices, straw goods and batik (printed fabrics)
INTRODUCTION
Jaunt to Grenada to experience the sight of unexplored mountainous terrain, coral reefs, and unmarked coastlines that is considered as the second independent country, smaller in size in the province of Western Hemisphere . From spice plantation to the mountain lakes, from rainforests to pristine beaches, one can never choose to miss out the fantastic range of scenic beauty, which is offered in this destination.
LOCATION OF GRENADA
Grenada is nestled in the southeastern part of the Caribbean Sea which constitutes the southern Grenadines. It is engulfed by Trinidad and Tobago from the northern side, and Saint Vincent along with its inhabited regions of Grenada, Carriacou, and Petite Martinique in the southern side.The capital city of the region is Saint George's, which is nestled on the southwestern coastal region of the province.
PHYSICAL MAP OF GRENADA
Grenada is recognized as a largest island of the region wherein the smaller Grenadines are constituted with islands like Carriacou, Petit Martinique, Rhonde Island, Caille Island, Diamond Island, Large Island, Saline Island and Frigate Island.
The major towns of this region are St. George's, Grenville and Gouyave. The island is known for possessing rich soil due to volcanic eruptions. The interior regions are mountainous in nature with Mount St. Catherine acknowledged as the highest peak within the region. Innumerable inlets that stream out of this mountain descend to the sea within the region.
