St. George’s, Grenada Cruise Shuttles

Along the western shores of the Caribbean island of Grenada, the Grenada Cruise Ship Terminal drops off at the heart of the island’s capital city, St. George’s. The terminal opens up to a pier connected to a small shopping mall filled with local vendors. Waterfront lookouts are available from restaurants along Melville Street, while guests can easily pass through town through the nearby St. George’s Bus Terminal, as well as scenic boat transfers to Carriacou via The Osprey Ferry. Intimate transfers best suited for self-guided glimpses of town include small couples-friendly sedans as well as larger vans and chartered buses, each perfect for discovering St. George’s famed French-inspired architecture and street performers. Meet-and-greet services throw in the most convenience with luxury limousines ideal for arriving to Grenada’s most upscale dining, while basic local personal drivers understand the importance of keeping a low profile.

Walking-distance from the complex is the Esplanade Shopping Complex and its various local souvenirs and snack shops. Continue east along the Sendall Tunnel to reach a vast cluster of exhibits and historic landmarks - these include Fort George, a stoic hilltop fortress reachable by towering steps that climb up toward astounding views of town, the neighboring Grenada National Museum offering a colorful display of the island’s vibrant history through ironworks and tribal music. Close to the exhibit is the island’s Public Library, a beautiful building that holds a dilapidated sign many argue is either performance art or unintentional social statement. And lastly, for a view of the entire city from somewhere simple, continue back to the cruise ship for sunset along The Carenage’s many restaurants, the most popular being BB’s Crabback as well as its next door Sails Restaurant & Bar, each popular for offering locally caught seafood with a French flair.