Grenada sightseeing. Travel guide - attractions, sights, nature and touristic places

Christopher Columbus is considered the discoverer of the islands. His crew landed on Grenada’s coast in 1498. At that time, different Indian tribes inhabited the archipelago, but Spanish colonizers managed to conquer them. Later, beautiful islands with fertile volcanic lands started attracting the French and British. France bought the islands in the middle of the 17th century, and Brits set up their reign on the islands in 1763. The United Kingdom completely established its colonial regime in 1783, and Grenada became an independent country only in 1974.
The Grand Etang National Park is the main natural landmark of the island. Gorgeous tropical forests occupy a large part of the park’s territory. There are also many plantations that are used to grow cocoa and various fruits. Don’t forget to find a beautiful waterfall hidden inside the national park. This waterfall has an unusual name – Seven Sisters – because it has seven cascades. Swimming in this waterfall is the final step of many tourist routes in the national park.

Fort Frederick is a mysterious building not far from the capital. Despite the fact that this fort was built at the end of the 18th century, only ruins remain from on its site. The fortress participated in many fights and wars that almost completely ruined it. The protective construction is located on a small hill, so this is a naturally formed observation point with glorious views of the capital and the coast.

Do you like quality rum? Then you will find it very interesting to visit the River Antoine Rum Distillery that was founded yet in 1785. There are sugarcane plantations near the factory. The distillery uses this sugarcane to make the popular alcoholic drink. Sampling different types of rum is an essential part of excursion to the River Antoine.

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