Grenada Beach Tours
Discover pristine Caribbean beaches, snorkel at underwater sculptures, and explore coastal beauty from Grand Anse to secluded coves
Grenada boasts stunning Caribbean beaches with Grand Anse consistently rated among the world's best - two miles of powder-white sand, calm turquoise water, and picturesque palm trees. Beach tours explore multiple coastal gems from popular Grand Anse to secluded Magazine Beach, Morne Rouge Bay, and hidden coves accessible by boat. Many tours combine beach relaxation with snorkeling at the famous Underwater Sculpture Park, visiting coastal forts with panoramic views, or exploring fishing villages. The calm Caribbean side offers perfect swimming conditions year-round with gentle waves and warm water. Whether beach hopping between multiple locations, snorkeling pristine reefs, enjoying water sports, or simply relaxing under palm trees with rum punch, Grenada's beach tours deliver ultimate Caribbean paradise experiences. Most tours include transportation, equipment, and expert guides sharing local knowledge about marine life, history, and best beach spots.
Why Choose Beach Tours in Grenada?
World-Class Grand Anse
Two-mile pristine beach consistently ranked among world's best Caribbean beaches.
Underwater Sculpture Park
Unique snorkeling experience at submerged art installations teeming with marine life.
Calm Caribbean Waters
Protected west coast beaches offer gentle waves, warm water, and safe swimming year-round.
Multiple Beach Options
From popular amenity-rich beaches to secluded hidden coves accessible only by boat.
Types of Beach Tours in Grenada
Beach Hopping Tours
Visit 3-4 different beaches discovering Grenada's coastal variety and beauty.
Underwater Sculpture Tours
Snorkel the famous underwater sculpture park with boat transport and equipment.
Grand Anse Experience
Focus on Grenada's most famous beach with water sports, restaurants, and relaxation.
Secluded Beach Adventures
Boat tours to hidden coves and remote beaches away from crowds.
What to Expect on Your Grenada Beach Tour
Tour Duration
Half-day tours: 3-4 hours visiting 1-2 beaches. Full-day: 6-8 hours beach hopping with lunch.
Popular Beaches
Grand Anse (main), Morne Rouge Bay (calm), Magazine Beach (snorkeling), BBC Beach (secluded).
Beach Characteristics
White sand, turquoise water, calm conditions, palm trees, warm 80°F water year-round.
Snorkeling
Underwater Sculpture Park, coral reefs, tropical fish. Equipment provided on boat tours.
Facilities
Grand Anse has restaurants, bars, water sports. Remote beaches natural with no facilities.
Photography
Stunning beach landscapes, underwater sculptures, sunset views, coastal scenery.
Expert Tips for the Best Experience
Grand Anse Beach best amenities and water sports options
Morne Rouge Bay calmer water than Grand Anse - good for families
Magazine Beach excellent snorkeling with minimal crowds
Underwater Sculpture Park boat access only - book snorkel tours
BBC Beach (near airport) quieter alternative to Grand Anse
South coast beaches rougher Atlantic surf - west coast calmer
Sunset at Grand Anse spectacular facing west
Bring reef-safe sunscreen to protect marine ecosystems
Frequently Asked Questions
Q:What is Grand Anse Beach?
A: Grenada's most famous beach - two miles of pristine white sand on southwest coast. Calm turquoise Caribbean waters, palm trees, powder-white sand. Consistently rated among world's best beaches. Full amenities: restaurants, bars, water sports, resorts. Easy access from capital St. George's (10 minutes). Perfect swimming, walking, or relaxing.
Q:What is the Underwater Sculpture Park?
A: World's first underwater sculpture gallery created by artist Jason deCaires Taylor in 2006. 75+ concrete sculptures submerged 6-25 feet acting as artificial reef. Marine life colonized sculptures. Snorkel or dive to see figures, ring of children, cyclist. Located Molinere Bay. Boat access only. Unique Grenada attraction.
Q:Can I snorkel at beaches independently?
A: Yes at some beaches! Magazine Beach and Morne Rouge Bay offer decent snorkeling from shore. However, best sites like Underwater Sculpture Park require boat access. Snorkel gear available for rent at Grand Anse. Boat tours provide equipment, transportation, and guide knowledge.
Q:Which beach is best for families?
A: Morne Rouge Bay (also called BBC Beach) best for families - calmer water than Grand Anse in protected bay. Gentle waves, shallow areas, soft sand. Grand Anse excellent too with more amenities and restaurants. Both safe swimming with lifeguards during peak times.
Q:Are Grenada beaches crowded?
A: Grand Anse can be busy but never overcrowded like other Caribbean destinations. Plenty of space even peak season. Morne Rouge and Magazine Beach quieter. Remote beaches accessed by boat virtually empty. Grenada less touristy than many Caribbean islands offering peaceful beach experiences.
Q:Can I swim year-round?
A: Absolutely! Water temperature 80-82°F year-round. Calm Caribbean side (west coast) has gentle waves perfect for swimming always. South/east coast Atlantic side rougher. Hurricane season June-November brings occasional rain but swimming still excellent. December-April peak season.
Q:What water sports are available?
A: Grand Anse offers: kayaking, paddleboarding, jet skis, parasailing, beach volleyball, boat tours. Several operators along beach. Snorkeling equipment widely available. Diving operators for underwater sculptures and reef sites. Water sports less available at quieter beaches.
Q:How much do beach tours cost?
A: Beach-focused half-day tours: $67-90. Underwater Sculpture snorkel tours: $89-110 with equipment and boat. Full-day combination tours (beaches, forts, culture): $115-145 with lunch. Beach access free. Equipment rental: $10-20. Water sports: $30-100 depending on activity.
Why Visit Grenada?
Famous spice plantations and aromatic experiences
Lush rainforests and stunning waterfalls
Pristine beaches and excellent diving
Authentic Caribbean culture and cuisine
Less crowded than other Caribbean destinations
Perfect blend of adventure and relaxation
Best Time to Visit
Weather
Grenada enjoys tropical weather year-round with average temperatures of 82°F (28°C). The island has pleasant trade winds and lush vegetation.
Best Months
December to April offers the best weather with minimal rainfall, perfect conditions for all activities, and ideal spice harvesting.
Peak Season
December to April brings peak tourist season with higher prices but guaranteed excellent weather and minimal hurricane risk.
Off Season
May to November offers lower prices and fewer crowds, though June to November is hurricane season with occasional storms.
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Rent a car for flexibility, use taxis, or take organized tours. Many tours include transportation and the island is relatively small.
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