Grenada - Activities Day Trips Aquanauts Grenada St. George's 473-444-1126 Email  aquanauts@caribsurf.com Website  www.aquanautsgrenada.com Aquanauts offers scuba diving courses for all levels as well as specialty courses such as Underwater Naturalist and Underwater Photographer. If you're an avid diver, try the day trip to virgin dive sites north of Grenada. This trip is for experienced divers only, with a minimum of six passengers. If you're interested in a day trip for snorkeling, Aquanauts offers a Sunset and Marine Park Trip. Carriacou Take a day trip to Carriacou to experience its white sand beaches and authetic island atmosphere. Ferry service between Grenada and Carriacou is offered five days a week. The trip lasts approximately 3-4 hours. First Impressions 473-440-3678 Website  www.catamaranchartering.com First Impressions is a full service tour operator offering full and half day trips in the Grenadines. Whale and dolphin watching, deep sea fishing, sunset cruises and general sailing tours are just a few of the popular trips they offer. Climb aboard their luxurious 44 foot power catamaran or their catamaran starwind for an unbelieveable experience. Call for reservations or additional information. Footloose Charters 473-440-7949 Website  www.grenadasailing.com There is no better way to experience the beauty of the Grenadines than with a day sail aboard a magnificent yacht! Set sail from Grenada with Footloose Charters to visit Isle de Ronde, Calivigny Island or one of the many other islands in the area. Upon arrival you'll drop anchor and jump in the water to swim, snorkel and explore the blue, blue waters. Trips include lunch, beverages and snorkel gear. Call for rates and reservations. History & Nature Fort George St. George's Overlooking the harbor, Fort George offers travelers breathtaking views of the city and its skyline. This historic fort is part of Grenada's history by being the center of the island's October 1983 political disturbance when Maurice Bishop and part of his cabinet were executed by a faction of the People's Revolutionary Government. The fort is now a symbol of peace - it's the headquarters of the Royal Grenada Police Force. La Sagesse Nature Centre St. David Located on the southwestern coast of Grenada, La Sagesse Nature Centre is a quiet estuary where avid bird watchers and naturalists flock to view rare island species. Within the area is also a salt pond where many have viewed the brown-crested flycatcher, Caribbean coot, and the northern Jacuna. La Sagesse is also popular for its picturesque beaches and coral reef for snorkeling. Adventure Jeep Tour Lanse Aux Epines 473-444-5337 Email  adventure@caribsurf.com Website  www.adventuregrenada.com Adventure Jeep Tour is a great way to explore beautiful Grenada and its magnificent rainforests, waterfalls, spice plantations and beaches. The full day tour lets you experience the island on foot and by open-air Land Rover that you share with fellow guests. A lunch at an authentic West Indian restaurant is included in the price of the trip. Stops include Grand Etang Lake, Rosemount Plantation House, Annadale Waterfall and Dragon Bay Beach. The full-day tour begins at 9:30am and ends at 5:30pm. Closed Saturdays. Levera National Park The 450-acre Levera National Park is known as Grenada's most scenic coastal area. Islanders play on its picture-perfect beach and visit its lagoon, which is a natural wildlife habitat with an abundance of bird species including herons, black-necked stilts, and common snipes. The beaches are also a hatchery for sea turtles. Lake Antoine National Landmark This shallow crater lake is host to a variety of wildlife. The lake's perimeter trail is another of Grenada's excellent attractions for birdwatchers. Among the species frequently sighted are the snail kite, the fulvous whistling-duck, large-billed seed-finch, and gray kingbird. Walking & Hiking A & E Tours 473-435-1444 Email  andetours@caribsurf.com Website  www.grenadaguide.com/aetours Grenada's volcanic origins make it a magical place for visitors to explore. A&E Tours offers a hiking trip for those who want to see the island's natural beauty and better understand its origins. High in the hills you'll visit one of the Spice Isle's breathtaking waterfalls, St.Margaret's Waterfalls, and travel through the bushes. After a short break, you'll continue the magnificent hike. Please note that A&E can tailor any hike to your liking. If you prefer a short excursion that can be arranged or if you want to hike long hours they can create a hike for you, too. Adventure Jeep Tour Lanse Aux Epines 473-444-5337 Email  adventure@caribsurf.com Website  www.adventuregrenada.com Adventure Jeep Tour is a great way to explore beautiful Grenada and its magnificent rainforests, waterfalls, spice plantations and beaches. The full day tour lets you experience the island on foot and by open-air Land Rover that you share with fellow guests. A lunch at an authentic West Indian restaurant is included in the price of the trip. Stops include Grand Etang Lake, Rosemount Plantation House, Annadale Waterfall and Dragon Bay Beach. The full-day tour begins at 9:30am and ends at 5:30pm. Closed Saturdays. Grand Etang Lake and Forest Reserve One way to experience Grenada's natural beauty is to hike through Grand Etang. Hikes range from easy walks to challenging expeditions. Popular hikes include The Morne LaBaye Trail, a short walk suitable for all ages, and The Lake Circle Trail, a 1.5 hour trail that circles the perimeter of Grand Etang Lake offering views of the lake and the island's many varieties of wild orchids. If you're searching for a more challenging hike, try the 3-hour Seven Sisters Trail that passes by seven of Grand Etang's beautiful mountain waterfalls. Lake Antoine National Landmark This shallow crater lake is host to a variety of wildlife. The lake's perimeter trail is one of Grenada's excellent attractions for birdwatchers. Among the species frequently sighted are the snail kite, the fulvous whistling-duck, large-billed seed-finch, gray kingbird, and limpkin. Levera National Park The 450-acre Levera National Park is known as Grenada's most scenic coastal area. visitors and islanders alike sunbathe on its picture-perfect beach and visit its lagoon, which is a natural wildlife habitat with an abundance of bird species including herons, black-necked stilts, and common snipes. The beaches are also a hatchery for sea turtles. Golf & Tennis Grenada Golf and Country Club St. George's 473-444-4128 The Grenada Golf and Country Club offers a 9-hole course near Grand Anse. Equipment rentals and caddies are available for island visitors who wish to play the sport while on vacation. Call for rates and tee times. Activities, other Trailblazers Lanse Aux Epines 473-444-5337 Email  adventure@caribsurf.com Website  www.adventuregrenada.com The Mountain Biking Full Day Tour Package offered by Trailblazers was developed with the active traveler in mind. Bike off-road trails, beaches, and secondary roads to experience authentic Grenada. Beginners to advanced riders can all enjoy this biking adventure. Costs are $60 per person. Bike rental, helmet, lunch, and transfers to and from villa are included. Closed Saturdays.

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