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Grenada is the world's second-largest producer of nutmeg and is a significant producer of mace, cinnamon, ginger and cloves. Grenada has one of the fastest-growing economies in the Caribbean with high growth in property investment and tourism.

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Grenada has a lush and mountainous interior, with national parks, waterfalls, hiking trails and white sandy beaches including the world-famous Grand Anse Beach.

The Exotic and Vibrant West Indies At the heart of the West Indies lies Grenada, the exotic Spice Island. Its coastline is laced with pristine white sand beaches and azure bays, whilst the inland comprises swathes of green tropical forest, cascading waterfalls and spectacular national parks. Grenada’s landscape boasts everything from dormant volcanic peaks to spectacular crater lakes and brightly coloured tropical reefs.

Grenadian culture is vibrant and colourful; characterised by the rich tones of Calypso music and Caribb soul. Living meanwhile, is laid back and easy with locals sharing an infectious, happy go lucky attitude. Widely accepted to have some of the best beaches in the Caribbean, visitors to the island can spend days exploring powdery white sands, warm, turquoise waters and breathtakingly vibrant Caribbean sights. Meanwhile, a visit to St. George’s, one of the most scenic capitals in the region will give you a vivid insight into local Caribbean life. The capital, St George’s, is widely considered to be the most picturesque in the Caribbean, whilst the rest of the island remains unspoilt in its natural beauty. Grenada’s tourist market is supported by direct flights from the UK, USA and Continental Europe, as well as by two downtown cruise ship terminals.