Grenada Beaches

Location:

La Sagesse Beach, St. David’s Parish, Southeastern Grenada

Recommended For:

Peace seekers, couples, solo travelers, and anyone looking to escape the crowds and enjoy a tranquil, scenic beach setting.

What we Love:

Golden sands, calm Caribbean waters, a peaceful and rustic ambiance, and the feeling of having the beach all to yourself—especially on weekdays.

• Relax under palm trees or on soft sands, perfect for reading, resting, and soaking up the Grenadian sun.
• Swim in generally calm waters—great for wading and cooling off, though waves can build occasionally.
• Dine at the on-site restaurant for fresh local cuisine just steps from the shoreline.
• Explore the natural surroundings and spot coastal birds and wildlife in this quiet area.

Cost:

Free public beach access; food and drinks available for purchase at the beachside restaurant.

Best time to visit:

December to May for dry weather and fewer visitors. Weekdays are ideal for solitude.

Local tips:

Bring your own beach gear and essentials if you're staying for the day, as amenities are limited. Visit midweek for maximum privacy and tranquility.

Distance:

About 30 minutes by car from St. George’s and 20 minutes from Maurice Bishop International Airport.

How to Get to La Sagesse Beach:

Reachable by car or taxi via the southeastern coastal road. Follow signs to La Sagesse Nature Center. Parking is available on-site, and the beach is just a short walk from the entrance and restaurant.

Location:

Grand Anse Beach, Southwestern Coast, Grenada

Recommended For:

Families, couples, water sports enthusiasts, and anyone looking for the quintessential Caribbean beach experience.

What we Love:

Sugar-white sand, calm turquoise waters, reliable sunshine, and a wide range of beach activities in one of the Caribbean’s most beautiful settings.

• Swim in crystal-clear, gentle waters perfect for all ages and experience levels.
• Snorkel or kayak along the coast and explore underwater life in ideal conditions.
• Paddleboard across the calm surf or simply sunbathe with a good book and ocean breeze.
• Stroll along the two-mile stretch of beachfront dotted with resorts, cafes, and vendors.

Cost:

Free public beach access; rentals, food, and services available from beachfront vendors and hotels.

Best time to visit:

December to April for dry season sunshine and peak visibility for water activities.

Local tips:

Visit early to secure a prime spot, especially on weekends. Public access points are located near the Grand Anse Craft & Spice Market. Vendors offer local snacks and handmade goods along the shore.

Distance:

Approximately 15 minutes by car from St. George’s and 10 minutes from Maurice Bishop International Airport.

How to Get to Grand Anse Beach:

Easily accessible by car, taxi, or local bus from St. George’s. Multiple entry points exist along Grand Anse Main Road. On-site amenities include restrooms, rental gear, restaurants, and shaded seating areas.

Romantic Grenada Beaches:

Location:

BBC Beach (Morne Rouge Beach), Near Grand Anse, Southwestern Grenada

Recommended For:

Families, couples, and travelers seeking a quieter, more relaxed beach near the amenities of Grand Anse.

What we Love:

Calm, clear waters perfect for swimming, a laid-back and romantic atmosphere, and easy access to nearby cafes and Grand Anse’s livelier scene.

• Swim in some of Grenada’s calmest waters—ideal for children and casual waders alike.
• Relax on the soft sand with fewer crowds than neighboring beaches.
• Enjoy a quiet drink or meal at the few local bars and cafes that dot the beachfront.
• Walk along the coast to Grand Anse if you’re in the mood for more activity or variety.

Cost:

Free public beach access; food and drinks available at nearby establishments.

Best time to visit:

December to April for dry weather and warm, sunny conditions. Visit early or midweek for extra serenity.

Local tips:

Locals refer to it as BBC Beach—use that name when asking for directions. Great for couples at sunset, and safe for kids throughout the day.

Distance:

About 10 minutes by car from St. George’s and 5 minutes from Maurice Bishop International Airport. Walking distance from the southern end of Grand Anse.

How to Get to BBC Beach:

Accessible by car, taxi, or on foot from Grand Anse. Follow local signs or ask for directions to “BBC Beach.” Limited parking is available. Amenities include small eateries, gentle waves, and shaded spots under trees.

Location:

Magazine Beach, Southwestern Coast, Near Maurice Bishop International Airport, Grenada

Recommended For:

Snorkelers, sunbathers, first-time visitors, and travelers looking for a peaceful yet conveniently located beach.

What we Love:

Tranquil atmosphere despite its proximity to the airport, excellent snorkeling opportunities, and a mix of natural beauty with a touch of luxury from nearby hotels and restaurants.

• Snorkel along the reef to discover vibrant tropical fish and marine life just offshore.
• Relax on soft sands with a book or take in the quiet surroundings away from the crowds.
• Enjoy a meal or cocktail at the stylish beachside restaurant, or pack your own snacks to save on costs.
• Visit shortly after landing—its close location to the airport makes it an easy first stop in Grenada.

Cost:

Free public beach access; restaurant and hotel prices vary. Bring your own food for a budget-friendly visit.

Best time to visit:

December to May for ideal weather and great snorkeling visibility. Mornings and weekdays are the quietest times.

Local tips:

The beach is rarely crowded but offers everything you need for a relaxing half-day trip. Snorkel gear rentals may be limited, so consider bringing your own if snorkeling is a priority.

Distance:

About 5 minutes by car from Maurice Bishop International Airport and 15 minutes from St. George’s.

How to Get to Magazine Beach:

Easily accessible by car or taxi from the airport or nearby Grand Anse. Limited roadside parking is available. Facilities include a beachfront restaurant, nearby hotel access, and quiet swimming and snorkeling zones.

Family Grenada Beaches:

Location:

Petit Bacolet Bay, Southern Shore, St. David’s Parish, Grenada

Recommended For:

Solitude seekers, beachcombers, romantic strollers, and travelers who enjoy off-the-beaten-path, undeveloped beaches.

What we Love:

Total tranquility, scenic driftwood-strewn shoreline, hidden gem status, and the ideal atmosphere for peaceful walks, sunset views, and quiet reflection.

• Stroll along the shoreline for beachcombing treasures like driftwood and shells.
• Sunbathe or swim in relative seclusion—perfect for those seeking a private beach day.
• Fish from the shore or nearby rocks—locals say it's a decent spot to cast a line.
• Relax in near-total silence with nothing but the sound of the waves and coastal breeze.

Cost:

Free public access; no facilities or vendors onsite, so plan ahead.

Best time to visit:

Anytime during the dry season (December to May) for the best weather. Evening visits offer beautiful lighting and cool temperatures.

Local tips:

There are no amenities—bring everything you’ll need, including water, food, and sunscreen. Be respectful of the natural setting and take all trash with you. Great for a picnic or quiet photography session.

Distance:

Around 30 minutes by car from St. George’s and 20 minutes from Maurice Bishop International Airport.

How to Get to Petit Bacolet Bay:

Accessed via local roads through St. David’s Parish. A car is necessary—use GPS or local advice to find the entrance, as signage is minimal. No designated parking, but you can find a spot along the roadside and walk in.

Grenada is made up of the main large island as well as six other small islands nearby.

Many Caribbean cruises stop off at Grenada, and the country has a great reputation for offering some of the best water sports opportunities and prettiest beaches in the Caribbean.