sunsation tours

Full Day Island Tour
This is the traditional Island tour, offering "a bit of everything" to those who want to see as much as possible in one day, but avoiding over-filling it. Agriculture, rainforest, coast, rum, cocoa, nutmegs are all included.

After giving you a view and some history at the fort, site of Maurice Bishop’s assassination in 1983, you have time to look around town, including the Saturday market, with a profusion of fruit, vegetables, spices etc. On the way home, we make a short stop at the Craft Centre for a further browse among local products.

A tour for the botanically insatiable. First, some spectacular views from Fort Frederick, with the south and west coasts spread out before you, the capital, St. George's, below you, and history all around you.

A half day which takes you behind the scenes to meet some enterprising Grenadians.

The ex-rum distillery hosts a museum which includes treadle operated dentist’s drill.

Half Day Island Tour:
You get to see nature a waterfall, little ‘rivers’, mountain scenery, rainforest, and local agricultural produce in profusion.

The Island in a nutshell.

Many guests prefer to see the Island at their own pace, in company of their own choosing, selecting their own stops. This ‘pick ‘n mix’ approach is particularly useful for those with young children. Or maybe you have special interests- history, photography?

This is where a ‘Design Your Own’ is ideal. Our driver / guide is there to advise and inform. To a point, the day can be made up as you go along.

(Nearly) every Friday evening, the north-western fishing village of Gouyave lets its hair down and turns over a street (and a bit more) to fish stalls.

Under canvas, you can browse among the evening’s catch, served up in a variety of ways: fried fish, grilled fish, BBQ fish, fish balls, fish loaf, fish cakes, fish pies, fish quiche, fish pizza, fish pockets, fish rissoles, fish poached in garlic, fish kebabs, lobster (in season), lambie and more.

Grenada is blessed with many gardens, both public and private, with a profusion of tropical flora. It is no wonder that, with the organisational and artistic genius of Suzanne Gaywood and her teams based in Grenada and in England, this little island has won Gold at Chelsea Flower Show nine times. So far.

A leisurely visit to two superbly stocked private gardens, one of which featured on Gardens of the Caribbean on UK TV. At any time of year there is a fine display of colourful flowers, shrubs and trees. A memorable marriage of nature’s bounty and man’s artistry.