St. George's
A picturesque Caribbean capital nestled on a horseshoe-shaped harbor, offering a perfect blend of colonial history and tropical beauty.
Best Time
Peak: December-April
Daily Budget
€80-120/day
Recommended Stay
3 days
Getting Around
Public Transit
Language
English (Official)
Currency
XCD (East Caribbean Dollar), $
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St. George's by the Numbers
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About St. George's
t. George's is the vibrant capital of Grenada, known for its stunning natural harbor and colorful Georgian-style architecture that reflects its rich colonial past. The city is a visual feast, with pastel-colored buildings cascading down hillsides and historic stone buildings that tell stories of the island's complex history.
The waterfront area is particularly charming, featuring a bustling marketplace where local vendors sell fresh produce, spices, and handcrafted goods. Visitors can explore the historic Fort George, which offers panoramic views of the city and harbor, providing insight into the island's strategic maritime importance.
St. George's serves as an excellent base for exploring Grenada's natural wonders, with easy access to beautiful beaches, lush rainforests, and the island's famous spice plantations. The city's warm, welcoming atmosphere and rich cultural heritage make it a compelling destination for travelers seeking an authentic Caribbean experience.
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Budget
Backpacker style
Includes
- Hostels & dorms
- Street food
- Free attractions
- Walking
Mid-Range
Comfortable travel
Includes
- 3-star hotels
- Local restaurants
- Paid attractions
- Public transport
Luxury
Premium experience
Includes
- Luxury hotels
- Fine dining
- Private tours
- Taxis & rentals
Note: Prices are estimates and can vary by season, location, and personal preferences. Exchange rates as of 2026.
Cost Overview
St. George's has moderate costs, with a mix of affordable options and some premium experiences.
Money-Saving Tips
- •Visit popular attractions early in the morning or during weekdays
- •Use public transportation or walk instead of taxis
- •Consider staying in neighborhoods just outside the center
- •Look for lunch specials and eat at local restaurants
Currency Information
Currency: XCD (East Caribbean Dollar), $
Typical Costs
Local pricing information for St. George's
Note: These prices are approximate and may vary by season, location, and personal preferences. Tourist areas typically have higher prices.
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Local Cuisine
St. George's, the capital of Grenada, boasts a vibrant culinary culture deeply rooted in Caribbean and African traditions, with strong influences from French and British colonial history. The local cuisine is characterized by fresh seafood, tropical fruits, and a rich blend of spices that reflect the island's agricultural heritage. Meals are typically hearty and communal, with an emphasis on fresh, locally sourced ingredients and traditional cooking methods.
Grenadians take great pride in their food culture, with meal times being important social events that bring families and communities together. Breakfast is usually light, often consisting of local fruits, bread, and coffee, while lunch and dinner are more substantial meals featuring rice, provisions (root vegetables), and protein-rich dishes. The island's proximity to the sea ensures that seafood plays a central role in the local diet, with fish and shellfish featuring prominently in many traditional recipes.
