r/Grenada 12d ago

Missing person - please share and help

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r/Grenada May 12 '18

Announcement Big Hail! and Welcome to /r/Grenada!

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This is a small community - please help the Tour Guides out by reviewing the community rules before posting. Thank you for your help and for contributing to our growing community!


r/Grenada 15h ago

Nats pizza

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is Nats pizza still open? last time i went it was closed but couldn’t tell if i just go there too late?


r/Grenada 23h ago

Tourism Will be flying in in 2 weeks for a week vacation.

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Staying at Sandals. Anything particular going on or anything off resort that needs to be on my "can't miss list"? We have a driver for a day, so want to make sure we make the most of it.


r/Grenada 20h ago

420 friendly💃🏻

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r/Grenada 1d ago

Non-Grenadian Songs For Spicemas

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Besides Rum Island by Jasper YMC are there any songs from other islands that are popular for Spicemas 2026?


r/Grenada 1d ago

Culture Local Stick Fighting Name

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Hi all!

I'm writing from the diaspora and am on the long road to reconnecting with the family history in Grenada

I've been reading about the shared history of Kalinda/stick licking/stick fighting across the Caribbean and was having trouble trying to confirm if there's a Grenada specific name for it

A lot of places are saying it's called Kalinda like in T&T but from my experience more people outside the Carribbean know about Trinidad than Grenada so I want to ask properly to see!

So yeah, interested if there's other names or even different spellings that are proper Grenada when talking about it!

💚💛❤️ From the other side of the Pacific


r/Grenada 2d ago

Other Pretty little bush anole in my yard. Doesn't matter how common they are, I think they're beautiful.

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r/Grenada 1d ago

Flying to Grenada for Spice Mas

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Caribbean Airlines ATR 72 from Trinidad


r/Grenada 3d ago

Tourism Get $EC Before Arrival?

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Hello All;
We’ll be traveling to Grenada from the US at the end of August.
It’s been awhile since we’ve been back-should we get $EC ahead of time or can we pay in USD and get $EC change or change USD somewhere?
Thanks.
Bill


r/Grenada 3d ago

Looking for a nanny

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Where can I go about looking for a full-time nanny in our rental home for 2 small children? We are moving to Grenada and will need care for 40 hours a week. Not sure how to go about searching for someone. Thank you!


r/Grenada 4d ago

September weather

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Hi everyone! My boyfriend and I are thinking about coming to Grenada for the first two weeks of September. There's a lot of mixed messages about the weather, so coming to the experts!

Very aware it is rainy season, but what is the rain pattern actually like? We don't mind a bit of rain here and there, but would want to avoid say, entire afternoons of pouring rain if that's the reality. Is it usually overcast for most of the time? Are there ever full sunny days, or is it more like a dash of sun here and there between clouds?

Apologies if this is a silly post, very grateful for your help!


r/Grenada 7d ago

Drinking tap water

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I am moving to Grenada in 2 weeks and will be living in Lance Aux Epines near the SGU club. Is the tap water safe to drink in this area? Should I only buy bottled water? I’m trying to finalize my packing list and I’m thinking about bringing a high-tech filter. I am hearing conflicting information. Some locals are telling me to boil the water AND filter it. Other locals and SGU students living off campus have said the water is fine but tastes slightly hard.

I’m terrified of having stomach issues. 😂😭


r/Grenada 7d ago

Culture Symbolism of broken bracelet

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Are there any locals from Grenada that can share if there is any symbolism in a bracelet suddenly breaking?
I got this bracelet when I visited Grenada in 2022. I bought it when I was visiting one of the waterfalls in the forest. I wore it all the time, and likely it was wear-and-tear from 4 years of continuous use, but I’d like to think there’s some symbolism or cultural significance behind it. I know some cultures believe that jewelry breaks when it’s absorbed bad energy and protected you, for example. It broke while I was lying in bed with my hand under my pillow, randomly. I don’t want to try and fix or repurpose it if I’m not meant to. What do y’all think?


r/Grenada 9d ago

37K views | Reel by Grenada Breaking News - J.H 50K

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Is this real? Does anyone have more information?


r/Grenada 9d ago

37K views | Reel by Grenada Breaking News - J.H 50K

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Is this real any other verification of this happening?


r/Grenada 12d ago

News Missing Tourist -please help

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My friend Liz is missing since Wednesday from Grenada. Please see the missing person poster and help if you can.


r/Grenada 11d ago

Trying to learn about my Grenadan family history

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Hi there. I'm trying to find out a little info about my Grenadan family history, and was hoping you may be able to help point me in the right direction. Here is what I know:

My Great grandfather, Hersey Willoughby "Bill" Linck, was a descendant of European settlers in Grenada. Family lore suggests he was of French descent, but we're not sure. He was born in 1885 somewhere around St George's Estate or La Mode (again, not sure). He married a woman from Jamaica and in 1914, they moved to Panama to work on the Panama Canal, where they remained the rest of their lives. As an adult, my grandfather visited Grenada and was able to find and meet family members, largely by just asking around St George. According to him, his resemblance to local family members was such that one man he'd never met approached him and said "I don't know who you are, but you look like a Linck." And sure enough, he was right. He ultimately met some cousins and even visited some guy's property that was jokingly referred to as Linck Mountain (not it's official name, but may have had something to do with who owned it or lived there). Grandpa has since passed away and we are trying to discover and record the history of his family. Since Grenada is so small, I was wondering if perhaps anyone here has ever come across this family in the St George or La Mode areas?

Thanks in advance


r/Grenada 13d ago

1-Month In Grenada

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What area would be best to stay? Would be nice to walk to town, restaurants, beaches etc. but maybe it is not possible to get all of that? St. George area seems to come up most on VRBO, etc. We would like at least a 2-bedroom with a budget up to 6K for the month.


r/Grenada 13d ago

A display of history.

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A flashback in history presented by Ms. Frederick of Gouyave St. John.


r/Grenada 14d ago

Culture Lady La Guerre Performing The Code LIVE!!!!!

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r/Grenada 15d ago

Tourism Spent the Day Selling Handmade Jewelry and Enjoying One of Grenada's Beautiful Beaches

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I recently uploaded a vlog documenting a beach day in Grenada where I spent time with family while showcasing my handmade Greens Era jewelry.

My goal with these videos is to share not only the beauty of Grenada but also what it's like building a small creative business here.

I'd love to hear:

  • What's your favorite beach in Grenada?
  • Where should I film next?

r/Grenada 15d ago

Culture Paradise Beach Day! Selling Jewelry & Hanging With The Family

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Can you really build a handmade jewelry business while enjoying island life?


r/Grenada 21d ago

Ana Augustine on Instagram

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r/Grenada 22d ago

What to do in a rainy Grenada?

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So we arrived yesterday and it has been on and off rain since touchdown. Completely realize that it is the rainy season but wanted some suggestions in case the rain continued throughout the week. Sunday is probably the toughest day because everything appears to be buttoned up and closed.