Walking down a trail paved with nutmeg shells one can explore and learn many variety of herbs and spices. Many of these herbs and spices are exported by Grenada making it truly the spice island of the Caribbean. Even if you do not know their names as you traverse the grounds the scent of these spices will captivate your senses. There you identify many herbs and spices in its natural and processed form. Laura's Herb and Spices welcome locals and visitors. Also, you will learn the botanical names of many herbs and spices; and even get the opportunity to pick and taste a few local fruits. A gift shop is available on site.

Fort Frederick stands tall in the hills of Richmond Hill, St. George; and offers a world class view of the town's harbor and surrounding areas. This site symbolizes history and the changes in power that some of the Caribbean islands experienced. It was built by the French after capturing the island from the British in 1779. The landscape and view gives one a revived appreciation for life. Fort Frederick is nicknamed the 'backward facing fort' because its cannon are facing inland rather than the sea.

Indulge your senses at the Tri-Island Chocolate Factory, a local gem that celebrates Grenada’s artisanal chocolate-making traditions. Learn about the bean-to-bar process, taste award-winning chocolates, and discover how ethical sourcing supports local cocoa farmers. This stop is a treat for chocolate lovers and a testament to Grenada’s dedication to sustainable agriculture.

Conclude your adventure with a visit to the enchanting Annandale Waterfalls. Surrounded by lush greenery, this 30-foot cascade provides a refreshing escape into nature. You may spot tropical birds and flowers, or take a dip in the cool natural pool. Watch local divers showcase their skills, leaping from the falls into the waters below. A perfect spot to relax, have a drink and or grab a bite to eat at Wild Orchid restaurant and capture stunning photos.