Hummingbirds, Lesser Antillean swifts, hawks, the Antillean euphonia and the purple throated carib nest in the upper branches, whilst lower down there are armadillos, mongoose, monkeys and oppossum to name but a few. The beautiful coral reefs and the wonderful marine environment that supports them is another ecosystem of which we are justly proud. Grenada has a number of ecological conservation projects to protect its fragile reefs and marine life, including a turtle conservation project and mangrove preservation. If you plan on walking any of the hill trails, then good, sturdy shoes are advisable. Shade from the forest canopy will keep you cool on hot days, but check on the weather before you go Free Information sheets are available to help you identify the fascinating fauna and flora, and guide you on your way .
Today Look for sand or a grassy bottom, before anchoring.
Check with Russ for the best places to anchor to avoid damaging the reefs whilst enjoying their unique splendour. We do ask our visitors to support us in our efforts to protect the threatened reefs of the Caribbean, by making sure that they do not anchor their boats on coral. . Click the palm tree to visit the Grenada Tourist Board and find out more about our beautiful island. Internet discount applicable only on regular rates. Packages, discount rates and special promotions not included.