After trying some local dishes at one of the eateries in town, head south along the ruggedly beautiful southeastern coast to La Sagesse Nature Centre. Take the nature trails through the mangroves to any one of three quiet, lovely beaches. If you have more time Some suggestions for those who have a few extra days to spend or who are returning to Grenada. The distillery is one of the oldest in the Caribbean, dating back to the 18th century. Some of its machinery is still powered by waterwheel.
Visitors can take guided tours of the plantation and sample some of their high-octane rum.
The rum is used in many of the island punches and for cooking. You can see petroglyphs etched into large smooth river stones and an assortment of early Indian artifacts, such as spears, stone tools and pottery, sticking out from the riverbank. Prickly Bay Beach Located on the south coast in the area known as Lance aux Epines is a half mile of secluded white sand. Sea grapes and palm trees line the beach, and the water is calm. A hotel on the beach offers lunch and refreshments.