Grand Anse Beach

One of the nicest beaches in the Caribbean, and I’ve been all over. Never expected this from Granada. Perfect sandy bottom. Crystal clear turquoise glowing waters. Beautiful. 10/10. Paid $7 a person for a van from the cruise port to the beach, about a 20 minute ride. Chairs/umbrellas for rent, we talked them down to $10 a person for our group of 8. Go, you won’t regret it.

Grand Anse Beach was a public beach in St. George, Grenada🥰. A nice place to unwind and enjoy the calm ambiance of the place. Locals were friendly 🤗and they have a good vibes 😊that is unforgettable that will keep you coming back. You can ride a water taxi from the cruise port for $7/one way going to the beach and you have a chance to sightseeing the portion of the island.

One of the best beaches in the world, a great place to go for a swim or relax on the white sand sipping on one of the local rum punch.

We have been to T&C (best beach Taylor Bay),St Lucia (best beach Anse Chastanet) and Antigua (Pidgeon Beach if you had to push me!) and we think that Grand Anse is definitely at top of list for a number of reasons. We like a beach that is easy to access with a hire car, fairly quiet, good swimming, clean, and is nice to walk along. This beach ticks all those boxes. It is also so long that even on busy days (eg, cruise ship days), you can still find a quiet spot. We are really impressed how clean it is kept (the most rubbish we saw was after a cruise ship of English tourists - come on guys, letting the side down!). There are also some really good restaurants along the beach - Unbrellas and 61West are both fab. Love the fact you can just grab a Carib for same price as supermarket to drink on beach. No jet skis which was great - they ruined Taylor Bay for us. And everyone is so friendly- love the Grenadian people, they definitely make you feel at home. Had no worries walking the length of this beach at night. Cruise ship days we did tend to head elsewhere, just for the number of sunbeds that appear for passengers. The sand is super soft and a mix between white and black depending on which part of beach you are on. We did have a few vendors approach us but they were always respectful and once they had spoken to us did not approach again, just gave us a friendly wave.

A really great beach to relax and enjoy the local vibes, nice and beautiful sand. You can get some shades from the trees, so you are going to be fine. Water is calm and soothing, very enjoyable. A great place to catch the sunset.

Go to Grenada! This is one of the best and most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean! Clear, blue, calm, cool water! A joy to behold and enjoy it was nice and quiet with locals and tourists alike enjoying the views and refreshing waters. There is some public parking available as well as a beach side bar and small shops for refreshments, drinks, snacks and quick bites. Definitely visit if you are in Grenada!

We stop of on our crusie in Grenada. Our last visit was 22 years ago for our honeymoon. My son was with us this time and I must say it has developed over the years. The water is salty and there is a dip so be very careful with the young ones. It's was ok for snorkeling but you have to go out in the deep but be careful because the small boat passes there as well. We walked from the port and took a local van which was not far from the port and is very easy. $2 US for 3 person one way, to return you can walk out to the main street and wait for the local vans that will take you back to town. There are washroom facilities available at $2 EC or $1 US. It's a long strip of beautiful white sand and blue waters. You can relax on the sand or rent a chair.

Grand Anse Beach Review: 4/5 Stars 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Grand Anse Beach in Grenada is undeniably beautiful! The clean water and soft sand make it a perfect spot for swimming, relaxing, and enjoying the natural beauty of the island. The water is crystal-clear, and there are plenty of chairs and umbrellas available for rent ($30 with WiFi included). However, I recommend skipping the water taxi. While it’s a popular choice at $15 per person round trip, it was overcrowded and felt unsafe. For just $10 more, a regular taxi is faster, more comfortable, and worth every penny. The reason I gave the beach 4 stars instead of 5 is due to some of the beach servers being a bit too persistent. Being asked repeatedly (over 20 times!) if I wanted a massage or to buy spices got a little tiring and detracted from the relaxing vibe. All in all, Grand Anse Beach is stunning and worth a visit, especially if you’re cruising into Grenada. Just come prepared for a little hustle and bustle along the shore! Stay tuned for my detailed review of the water taxi experience! #GrandAnseBeach #GrenadaTravel #BeachReview #CaribbeanAdventures #CruiseTips #BeachLife #TravelGrenada #JKCAdventures #IcedAdventures