🇬🇩Grenada
North America· Updated 06/03/2026
Information
Capital
Saint George's
Population
117,399
Currency
East Caribbean Dollar (XCD EC$)
Languages
English, French Creole
Continent
North America
Calling code
+1-473
Timezone
America/Grenada
Area
344 km²
Government
Constitutional monarchy with parliamentary system
National day
February 7 - Independence Day
Internet domain
.gd
About
Grenada is a Caribbean island nation that relies heavily on tourism, agriculture, and the spice trade. The country has focused on rebuilding and developing its economy with a commitment to political stability and regional cooperation within CARICOM. Grenada works to address global challenges including climate change and economic vulnerabilities.
Safety
Risk areas
Crime(Medium)
- Avoid nighttime travel in isolated areas
- Keep valuables secure
- Stay vigilant in tourist areas
Terrorism(Low)
- No significant terrorist threat identified
Transport
- Use official taxis or reliable transportation services
- Avoid driving at night
Natural risks(Moderate to high risk. Grenada is located in the Caribbean cyclone zone and was recently affected by Hurricane Beryl in 2024.)
- Monitor weather alerts during the cyclone season (June to November)
- Have an evacuation plan in place
- Maintain water and food supplies during storm season
Health(Functional healthcare system with access to basic medical services. Private facilities offer higher quality services.)
- Yellow fever vaccination recommended
- Prevention against dengue and Zika
- Travel health insurance recommended
- Tap water generally safe but filtration recommended
Practical tips
- Register with the embassy before travel
- Keep copies of important documents
- Keep emergency numbers handy
- Respect local customs and culture
Cost of living
Accommodation
Food
Transport
Leisure
Health
Others
Indicative prices in USD · as of 11/06/2025
Practical information
Electricity
Emergency numbers
Practical information
Left
Safe
10-15% in restaurants, optional for services
Visas
Plan your trip
Tours and activities
Book excursions ahead, with free cancellation.
Travel insurance
Medical cover and repatriation, can be taken out mid-trip.
eSIM data
Stay connected on landing, with no roaming charges.
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Frequently asked questions
Do you need a visa to travel to Grenada?▾
It depends on your nationality: some passports enter visa-free, others need an e-visa or a consular visa. Select your nationality in our checker to get the exact rule for your passport, with documents, fees and processing times.
Check by my nationality→Is it dangerous to travel to Grenada?▾
The overall risk level is currently rated "Moderate risk. Grenada has experienced improved political stability with regular democratic elections, but some urban areas pose crime risks.". See the Safety section on this page for details by topic (crime, transport, health, areas to avoid) and practical tips.
What currency is used in Grenada?▾
The official currency is East Caribbean Dollar (XCD EC$). See sample prices (accommodation, meals, transport) in the cost of living section above.
What is the capital of Grenada?▾
The capital of Grenada is Saint George's. The main spoken languages are: English, French Creole.