Looking for the best things to do in Grenada’s north coast? Whether you’re a nature lover, history enthusiast, or simply seeking a quiet escape, the north of Grenada offers a mix of secluded beaches, lush hiking trails, cultural landmarks, and mouth-watering local cuisine.
From the turquoise waters of Bathway Beach to the historic River Antoine Rum Distillery—and the once-in-a-lifetime experience of watching leatherback turtles nest—this guide will help you plan the perfect getaway.
Whether you’re staying at Petite Anse Hotel or just exploring for the day, here’s everything you need to know.
1. Best Beaches & Natural Wonders in Northern Grenada
Bathway Beach – A Local Favourite
Why Visit? Protected by an offshore reef, this tranquil beach offers calm, shallow waters, making it perfect for swimming.
What’s Nearby? Vendors selling local snacks & drinks.
Pro Tip: Bring a picnic & enjoy the breathtaking views of the offshore islands.
Levera National Park – Wildlife & Scenic Beauty
Best For: Birdwatching, nature walks, and spotting Sugar Loaf Island.
Don’t Miss: The lagoon, home to herons, pelicans & other tropical birds.
Photo Tip: The view of the Grenadines from here is spectacular at sunset.
Sandy Island – A Secluded Slice of Paradise
Best For: Snorkelling, sunbathing, and enjoying an untouched tropical escape.
Don’t Miss: The crystal-clear waters teeming with marine life—perfect for snorkelling.
Photo Tip: Capture the stunning contrast of white sand, turquoise sea, and swaying palm trees.
Pro Tip: Arrange a day trip with Petite Anse Hotel, including a packed lunch and freshly grilled seafood for the ultimate island experience.

2. Leatherback Turtle Watching at Levera Beach
Why It’s a Must-See Experience
Witness a natural wonder: Each year, between March and July, leatherback turtles return to Levera Beach to lay their eggs. Watching these majestic creatures, which can grow up to 2.5 metres long, is a truly unforgettable experience.
Night Tours: The best time to see the turtles nesting is at night, under the stars, guided by local conservation groups.
Where to Go? Levera Beach, part of Levera National Park, is one of the most important nesting sites in the Caribbean for leatherback turtles.
Pro Tip: Book a guided tour through Petite Anse Hotel to ensure a responsible and eco-friendly viewing experience.
Learn More: Find out what it’s like to watch the turtles nest on a turtle-watching tours in Grenada.

3. Must-Visit Historical & Cultural Sites
River Antoine Rum Distillery – Step Back in Time
Why Visit? This is the oldest functioning rum distillery in the Caribbean! See the traditional water wheel in action and taste their famous Rivers Rum.
Did You Know? The rum here can be so strong, airlines won’t allow it on planes! So be sure NOT to buy the overproof rum when you’re at River Antoine Rum Distillery if you want to travel with it.

Sauteurs & Caribs Leap – A Place of History
Why Visit? This clifftop site is where the last indigenous Caribs resisted colonisation in 1651.
Views: Enjoy a stunning panoramic view over the Atlantic Ocean.
Belmont Estate – Chocolate & Culture
Why Visit? One of Grenada’s top attractions, this working plantation offers chocolate-making tours, farm-to-table dining, and local craft shopping.
Getting There: Just a 30-minute drive from Petite Anse Hotel.

4. Best Outdoor Activities & Hikes in North Grenada
Coastal Walk from Petite Anse to Duquesne Bay
Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate
Scenery: This beautiful walk shows you some of North Grenada and offers stunning coastal views, with cliffs, fishing villages, and lush vegetation.
Photo Tip: Capture the rugged coastline & turquoise waters along the way!
Levera National Park Trails – A Nature Lover’s Dream
Best For: Exploring Grenada’s diverse wildlife.
Wildlife Spotting: Look out for tropical birds & exotic plants.

5. Where to Eat on Grenada’s North Coast
Petite Anse Restaurant – Inspired Caribbean Dining
Top Dishes: Try their homemade roti & coconut ice cream.
Views: Our indoor or open-air restaurant overlooks the Caribbean Sea.

Almost Paradise – A Hidden Gem
Why Visit? Great food with stunning sunset views.
Perfect For: A romantic meal or a relaxed evening.
Local Food Stalls – Taste Authentic Grenada
What to Try? Local favourites like oil down (Grenada’s national dish) & fresh seafood.
6. Essential Travel Tips for Exploring North Grenada
Best Way to Get Around? Rent a car for ultimate flexibility. Roads are narrow but manageable.
Best Time to Visit? December – April (dry season, best for outdoor adventures).
When to See Leatherback Turtles? March – July, during nesting season.
What to Pack? Sunscreen, insect repellent, comfy shoes, and a reusable water bottle.

Plan Your North Coast Adventure with Petite Anse Hotel
Whether you’re looking for a secluded beach, historic sites, or unforgettable local cuisine, the north of Grenada is a must-visit destination.
Make Petite Anse Hotel your home base for exploring the best of Grenada’s north coast. From comfortable accommodation to curated tours, we’re here to help you create unforgettable memories.
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