Grenada, the 'Spice Isle' of the Caribbean, captivates visitors with its pristine beaches, world-famous underwater sculpture park, and lush rainforests. This tri-island nation offers authentic Caribbean culture, aromatic spice plantations, and some of the region's most spectacular diving and snorkeling experiences.
Family activities
Engaging experiences for travellers of every age.
Grand Anse Beach Day
Grenada's most famous beach has calm, shallow water that is safe for young children. Rent sunbeds and umbrellas, build sandcastles, and enjoy the beach bars. Life jackets and body boards available to rent for confident young swimmers.
Duration: Full day
Annandale Falls Visit
A short, easy walk to a scenic 10-meter waterfall with a natural swimming pool. Local youth performers do cliff jumps for tourists. The paved path is manageable for children and the swim is refreshing. A souvenir spice garden is on-site.
Duration: 1-2 hours
Belmont Estate Family Tour
A working organic farm where children can see goats, watch cocoa beans being fermented and dried, participate in chocolate making demonstrations, and enjoy a farm lunch buffet. The 'cocoa dancing' (using bare feet to polish cocoa) is a highlight kids love.
Duration: 3-4 hours
Glass-Bottom Boat Tour
Explore the underwater sculpture park and coral reefs from a glass-bottom boat without getting wet — ideal for children who aren't confident swimmers. Most tours include a short snorkel stop in shallow water for those who want to try.
Duration: 2-3 hours
Grand Etang Mona Monkey Trail
A gentle walk around the volcanic crater lake in the rainforest heart of Grenada. Mona monkeys (introduced from West Africa) are habituated to humans and frequently approach visitors. The educational visitor center explains the rainforest ecosystem.
Duration: 2 hours
Beginner Snorkel Tour at Molinere
A guided boat snorkel tour to the underwater sculpture park at Molinere Bay. Age 12+ for basic swimming ability required. Guides are experienced with young snorkelers, equipment is provided, and the sculptures at 3-5m depth are accessible to most beginners.
Duration: 3 hours
Family-friendly hotels
Accommodation designed with families in mind.
Grenadian by Rex Resorts
Large family-oriented resort on Grand Anse Beach with a supervised kids club, three pools, regular evening entertainment, and multiple dining options. Family rooms and interconnecting rooms available for larger groups.
Family features: Kids club, family entertainment, three pools, beach access
Mount Cinnamon Beach Resort
Contemporary boutique hotel on Grand Anse Beach with spacious kitchenette suites suitable for families with young children. The infinity pool, gardens, and direct beach access are safe for families. Flexible meal preparation options with kitchenette facilities.
Family features: Kitchenette suites, family-friendly atmosphere, infinity pool, direct beach access
Radisson Grenada Beach Resort
Family-friendly beachfront resort on Magazine Beach with comfortable family rooms, a large pool, water sports center, and the child-friendly Aquarium restaurant right on the beach. Good value for families needing space and facilities.
Family features: Beachfront, large pool, family suites, water sports
True Blue Bay Resort
Boutique eco-resort with two pools, spacious suites with kitchenettes, and a quiet bay safe for children to explore. The resort's environmental ethos provides educational opportunities for older children interested in nature and marine conservation.
Family features: Two pools, kitchenettes, safe bay, eco-education, dive center for older teens
Dining with kids
Eating out as a family.
Most beach bar restaurants (Sand Bar, Umbrellas, The Aquarium) are very child-friendly with casual atmospheres where kids can move around
La Boulangerie in Grand Anse sells pastries and sandwiches that picky eaters tend to enjoy — a reliable lunch option for less adventurous children
Kids menus exist at larger resorts but at local restaurants it's normal to order smaller portions of adult meals — ask staff and they'll accommodate
Fresh coconut water from beach vendors is a healthy and fun treat that children typically love — and helps with hydration in the heat
Family travel tips
Practical advice for stress-free family trips.
Pack SPF 50+ reef-safe sunscreen — tropical sun is very strong and regular sunscreen harms Grenada's coral reefs
Water shoes are essential for waterfall hikes and rocky beach areas — buy them before arrival as island prices are high
Car rental is strongly recommended for families — flexibility for nap times, multiple stop days, and beach hopping makes the trip much easier
Grand Anse and Morne Rouge beaches have the calmest water for young swimmers — Atlantic-facing beaches have stronger waves not suitable for small children