The bucket-list things to do — and who runs each one.
Here’s the bucket list for your day ashore: the most extraordinary thing to do at each stop, who runs it, and how to book it direct — so you can weigh it against your ship’s excursion and pick what suits you.
In port at Grenada, the bucket-list move is Private Certified Island Tour: Spice, Rum, Chocolate & Falls. Below: 3 bucket-list things to do on a Grenada port day — worth weighing against whatever your ship offers.
A fully bespoke private island tour with a certified local guide — on your schedule, your pace. Hit Grand Etang rainforest, Annandale Falls, a rum distillery, and a chocolate factory in one glorious day.
Book itFull-Day Tour: Concord Waterfall, Chocolate Factory, Rum Distillery, Grand Etang$115 per person
Snorkel through the world's first underwater sculpture park — eerie, beautiful human figures draped in coral — then toast the Caribbean from the deck of a sailing catamaran with champagne in hand.
Book itGrenada: Sailing and Snorkeling To the Underwater Sculpture$74 per person
Trek through Grand Etang's ancient rainforest to seven tiered jungle waterfalls, swimming in each emerald pool as you climb. One of the Caribbean's most exhilarating half-day adventures.
We have not yet verified a bookable operator and price for
this one, so we are not quoting either.
Step inside Diamond Chocolate's working factory and trace Grenada's prized Trinitario cacao from fermented bean to finished single-origin bar — with a guided tasting flight that rivals any luxury chocolatier.
Book itGrenada’s Best: Waterfalls, Chocolate, Rum and Rainforest Tour$105 per person
Explore the battlements of 18th-century Fort George with a private historian guide — panoramic harbour views, turbulent colonial history, and a walk through the pastel streets of one of the Caribbean's most beautiful capitals.
We have not yet verified a bookable operator and price for
this one, so we are not quoting either.
Descend to the wreck of the Bianca C — a 183-metre Italian ocean liner that sank in 1961 and is now a legendary Caribbean dive site, encrusted in coral and alive with marine life.
We have not yet verified a bookable operator and price for
this one, so we are not quoting either.
Your day in GrenadaNothing picked yet — tick what you fancy
$0for two, booked direct
Now plan the rest of it
You know what to do on the day. Here is the trip it belongs to —
each one opens as a whole plan, not a list: where to fly in, every port, what it runs.