Written by the Tours Grenada team, local guides and boat captains based in St. George's.
Grenada, the Spice Isle, is a great place for an all inclusive vacation: calm bays, warm water, rainforest and some of the Caribbean's most distinctive snorkeling. This guide covers Grenada's all inclusive resorts, what an all inclusive rate usually covers, when to go, and the excursions worth adding so you see more than the resort beach. If you are already booked, skip ahead to the best excursions for all inclusive guests.
Three well-known resorts sell all inclusive rates on the island. Details change, so always confirm inclusions, room categories and age policies on the resort's own website before booking.
Sandals Grenada is a couples-only resort on Pink Gin Beach, a few minutes from the airport and just outside St. George's. It is a large resort, with around 225 rooms and suites, several pools, multiple restaurants and an on-site dive operation. It suits honeymoons, anniversaries and couples who want everything in one place.
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This brings the calmest seas and the least rain, which is ideal for sailing, snorkeling and beach days. It is also the busiest and most expensive period, so book early.
The island is greener and quieter, and resort rates are often lower. Tours run year-round, weather permitting.
Grenada lies at the southern edge of the Atlantic hurricane belt and is hit less often than islands further north, but storms can still affect it. Hurricane Beryl struck Carriacou in July 2024. If you travel between June and November, take out travel insurance and check the latest guidance from the Grenada Tourism Authority.
These are the tours our guests most often add to a resort stay. Tell us which resort you are staying at and your dates when you enquire, and we will plan the timing around your stay.
The Underwater Sculpture Park in Moliniere Bay is one of Grenada's signature experiences: statues and figures on the seabed, now covered in growing coral and drawing marine life. It suits first-time snorkelers and families, and the hookah and snuba option lets non-swimmers go deeper. Book the Underwater Sculpture Park excursion, or read our Underwater Sculpture Park guide.
Sail along the coast, stop at reefs and hidden bays, and swim in clear water, with the option of a private charter or a shared trip. Our fleet includes the 73ft schooner SS Corsair as well as smaller boats, so we can match the vessel to your group. Book a sailing and snorkeling tour or see our shared cruises.
Watch the sun set over the Caribbean with food and drinks on board. It is a favorite with couples, honeymooners and anyone celebrating. Book a private sunset dinner cruise.
The easiest way to see Grenada in a day. Typical stops include Fort Frederick for views over St. George's, a spice or rum stop, a fishing village and a beach, and because the tour is private and charged by the hour, you choose the pace. Book a private island tour or see shared land excursions.
Grenada's interior is rainforest, with waterfalls such as Annandale Falls and Seven Sisters ending in natural pools for a swim. Our guided hikes suit different fitness levels, so tell us your group's experience when you book. Book a waterfall and beach hike.
Combine a sail with a relaxed beach stop: Hog Island for a casual beach-bar atmosphere, or Mango Bay for a quieter, more secluded swim. Book a private sail and hike day.
Sandals Grenada or Spice Island Beach Resort for the stay, then a private sunset dinner cruise and a snorkel at the sculpture park.
Royalton Grenada for the resort, then river tubing, an island tour and a sheltered snorkel trip.
Choose a resort with a dive operation, then add the Underwater Sculpture Park, a waterfall hike and a sailing day. Grenada is also known for the Bianca C wreck.
Pick a resort with a spa, and balance spa days with a gentle sunset sail.
Tell us which resort you are staying at and your dates, and we will suggest the best excursions for your group. Resort details and inclusions change, so please confirm them with your resort before you book.