Dazzled by Grenada’s abundant spices on earlier visits to the southern Caribbean island, I wanted to know more as I planned my mid-April shore excursion from Celebrity Cruises’ Beyond. I recalled the ...

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In fact, Grenada's capital city—located on Grenada ... history at Fort Frederick and Fort George and learn about local spices at Market Square. Many travelers that have wandered the narrow ...

the “Spice Isle’, and included nutmeg, which is one of Grenada’s top spices. Tekesford explained that years ago, Grenada was known as a top producer of cocoa and nutmeg and the latter ...

I always say tourism is our greatest export.” Grenada itself gives Mount Cinnamon the perfect canvas for this vision. Known as the “Spice Isle,” the country produces some of the world’s ...

While Roach’s sentiments may surprise some, I was already very familiar with Grenada’s charm. The captivating island, known for its large production of spices like nutmeg and cinnamon ...

At 133 square miles, Grenada is one of the smallest independent countries in the Western Hemisphere. But the “Spice Island,” with its gorgeous beaches and mist-shrouded mountains, punches way ...