Explore the top things to do in Grenada from our resort

Nestled between Grand Anse Beach and the area’s bustling business and shopping destinations, Radisson Grenada Beach Resort makes it easy to experience all the exciting things to do on the Isle of Spice. Our 20-acre resort gives you plenty of space to relax around the property and in your spacious hotel room. Enjoy fun-filled activities like kayaking, sailing, and scuba diving without leaving the hotel. To see more of what the island has to offer, head to Grenada’s capital city, St. George’s, to browse local shops and see landmarks like Fort George. Or spend the day hiking through nearby rainforests at Grand Etang National Park.

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  • Food & Drinks
  • Landmark
  • Nature

Fort Frederick

2.16 mi / 3.48 km from the hotel
If you love delving into history, don’t miss an opportunity to tour the grounds of this French-built fort located on top of a hill with sweeping views of the island and the ocean.

Fort George

1.67 mi / 2.69 km from the hotel
Hike to the summit of this 18th-century French fortress for breathtaking views of the harbor and the city.

Grand Anse Beach

0.09 mi / 0.14 km from the hotel
Explore Grenada’s most popular beach and fill your day with leisure activities like sunbathing, water-skiing, scuba diving, and kayaking.

Grand Etang National Park

6.34 mi / 10.21 km from the hotel
Rising high above the beaches, the rainforest of Grand Etang National Park lets hikers wander through the crater of an extinct volcano, which now serves as a vibrant wildlife sanctuary filled with ferns, tropical blooms, and other indigenous plants.

Grenada National Museum

1.76 mi / 2.83 km from the hotel
History buffs can spend hours browsing through the artifacts and exhibits at this museum, which highlights the area’s fishing industry, plantation economy, and first inhabitants.

Native Spirit Scuba

0.06 mi / 0.1 km from the hotel
Make the most of your island visit by taking a scuba-diving excursion among more than 50 wrecks, reefs, and natural formations.