Grenada Visa

Grenada, a country in the Caribbean is best known for its islands and comprises of the main island and several small ones. Grand Etang Lake is a crater lake situated in a place where used to be a volcano and that is what makes it special. If you are planning to go on a romantic getaway, you should definitely visit Grand Anse beach which has a wonderful seaside resort for you to chill and relax in. Other attractions include Petite Martinique, known for sailing and The Carenage, a harbor which will let you fish to your heart's content. Grenada has an ancient past and rich history to boast of. If interested in the same, people can always visit Belmont Estate, which though is a working plantation, is hundreds of years old and take a tour there. Annandale Falls is recommended by every guide book to Grenada owing to its cascading waters and beautiful surroundings while Grand Etang National Park is full of rare monkeys you will be astonished to see. Wine and alcohol enthusiasts can go to River Antoine Rum Distillery and unravel the mysteries of manufacturing there. Fort George is another historic site and has great views to offer. Citizens of 100 countries do not need a visa to enter Grenada but others will have to go to the embassy of Grenada in their own country and obtain their visa from there. You can also apply for a conditional visa on arrival to Grenada.