Apparently this is the most popular beach in Grenada. So if you were looking for calm and soothing then this is not the beach to visit. I love the vibe here tho. The music in the background and the people having fun gives real Caribbean mood. I went here for sunset and it looked amazing! My camera didn’t do it right 😅 but I recommend you to go and have a great time at Grand Anse.

Avoid all the offers of a car taxi at the port. Ask where the water taxi is. Costs $5US each way. Beautiful little trip. Then the beach is out of this world.

Beautiful and calm waters. One of the best beaches in the Caribbean.

One of the most beautiful beaches I have been to. The sand is a beautiful consistency, doesn’t get too hot, and the water is absolutely perfect temperature no matter the time of year. A short taxi or Haylup (Grenada’s Uber) ride from most all points on the southern end of the island. Lots of restaurants and beachside bars to keep you fed and hydrated. Highly recommend!

Brilliant clean beach. Great to feed the fish there with bread they love it, clear water get some great photos. Water Taxi $5.00 back to cruise ship, well worth visit 🏖🚢😎

A beautiful beach with many shops nearby. Clear water, white sands. It's a great tourist spot overall.

It's a beautiful beach. There are two ways to get there if you are visiting Grenada by cruise - by water taxi from the port or by taking a cab. We decided to take a cab and lounged around for a few hours at the beach. Our cab driver waited for us until we were ready to go back. Some folks who took the water taxi were bit challenged going back to the port because it was sporadic and can only take a few people at a time.

Gorgeous stretch of beach! I was quite surprised that it was so quiet on a Sunday afternoon but it was so nice. The water was warm and clear and not rough at all. The backdrop of the town as a view was amazing!

This beach is amazing clean and very well kept. It’s close to restaurants and the supermarkets. There are parking spaces and a changing room as well. You need to pay 2EC to use the changing area.

Love this beach! Grand Anse is such a beautiful beach! So clean as well and enjoyable. Miles of unspoiled white powdery beach and turquoise water, friendly smiles of peoples walking and jogging around, just like a perfect spot I always adore when it comes to the beach. I stayed in Radisson Hotel which has direct access to this beautiful beach but everyone has access to it as well from another part of it. Best to go in the morning when the sun is not too hot and the beach is really clean. The temperature of the water is just perfect when I visit it this May. Near the hotel we can use the chair and plenty of trees which give you some protection as well. Don't miss it when you are around!

Nice quiet beach with the sea in differing hues of blue. Good to spend a chill day to laze around

I wanted to explore the Grand Anse Beach. There were many people sitting or sleeping on the beach on beach chairs. We made friends with some of them. We were here to explore the beach, as well as snorkeling. I was amazed when I went snorkeling. When I entered in the ocean, every time I went on a beach, the fish would run away from me. This was not like that at the Grand Anse Beach. The fish were not afraid of me. They kept following me wherever I went. I had never seen like that. I enjoyed the view from this beach. We could see some mountains. There were lots of palm trees and other trees as well. They gave lots of shade. However, I will never forget these fish. Wow! This is a must. Everyone we saw, they always said that the Grand Anse Beach s the best beach. I agree!

The whole island is breath taking and just when I thought it couldn't get any better, I saw a parrot. His name is Rainbow. He's so dang cute. [I quickly cut the video to interac with him afterward.] Best. Day. Ever.

Kell is a rock star and excellent tour guide. A definite place to visit if you are fortunate enough to visit Grenada. It is great to see an business put some much effort to make sure people have jobs, especially in the crazy COVID times.

One of the best Estate tours I’ve been on. Our tour guide Jason or J made this experience the best yet for us. Very informative and interactive. Taste, touch, smell, like a touch museum. You will not regret this tour. I will visit again to try the restaurant

This was an amazing experience. Our tour guide, Sheldon, was A++. The lunch was delicious. The servers were friendly and attentive. The restaurant bathrooms were really clean. It was a great atmosphere and experience.

We had a jeep so drove here as it looked so lovely and we wanted to explore further north in Grenada. We nearly didn’t do the tour as it had just started- (they run regularly thru the day) & at $16 EC pp (£5) is a Bargain! But Kelly kindly let us join and he actually made our visit. He was fantastic! Not sure how much you pay Kelly but he deserves a raise! 😃 and a bonus. He was so enthusiastic, passionate about Belmont, very interesting and also so entertaining. Absolutely amazing tour (30/40 mins) there is no hard sell but we bought and tasted chocolate which is delicious. Also ate in the beautiful restaurant (you can have just one course and not 3 of you don’t want a big lunch) What an amazing experience! Massive thanks to Kelly please, just fantastic 👌

Amazing tour and meal! Highly encourage all Grenada visitors to check out this beautiful spot with amazing history. Such friendly hosts!

Very nice tour. Our tour guide was very knowlegeable and entertaining. We were able to meet the owner of the estate. The grounds are the typical Caribbean lushness that is so enjoyable. They have some spider orchids in the estate. The tour included the history of the estate, the making of chocolate, and ended with a chocolate tasting. We left with some chocolate bars, tea, and nutmeg. There is, also, a restaurant on property. Highly enjoyed this tour.

This Georgian estate is a peculiar site to see on Grenada. The ‘museum’ itself is more like an odd collection of 100-200 year old bits however, the tour is insightful into their very artisan way of making chocolate, which is at minimum entertaining especially since it includes chocolate tasting ~ the milk chocolate is wondrous! The lunch has stunning views and excellent service, some of the food is an acquired taste but all round a fun and well priced day out!

Belmont is definitely a highlight of the island. You can choose to take a chocolate making tour, wander around the lovely grounds yourself, or just eat at the restaurant. The food was buffet but excellent with excellent service.

The Bean to Bar tour with Kelly was excellent! The entire process was clearly explained and showed and experienced and tasted. From seeing the cacao trees to the cocoa beans processed to the tour by the Master Chocolatier , it was a wonderful sensory experience. If you like chocolate, you must do this tour!! Lunch was delicious as well!

Very interesting tour of coco processing and making chocolate. Our guide was friendly and informative. Only $6 a person with a few samples to boot.

Belmont Estate and our guide were really amazing. We loved to see the whole process, explanations, and tasting. It's definitely worth the effort to go there. Best to reach by car.

Amazing Chocolate Tour! Must do if you have the chance. Kell is amazing and knocks it out of the park. I have been on a lot of tours in my life but this one is up there in the top for education, presentation and experience. Our timing was perfect as it ended up only being me and my wife having our own tour guide and because of his effort and skill we have a greater appreciation for chocolate and Belmont chocolate specifically and their sustainability practices but also the economic choices by taking the island into consideration over production.

Love the tour so much I've taken it a couple of times. The history, production process, and amazing views are definitely worth the cost of admission. If you aren't that into the chocolate production, you can skip directly to the chocolate shop at the end, but don't forget to get yourself some goat cheese as well. They also have a great restaurant that makes the process of choosing what you want for dinner very simple. Highly suggest visiting if you have some free time on the Island.

Awesome tour of a working chocolate factory from picking coco pods through finished products. Our guide was very knowledgeable about every step of the process and funny too!

Lunch here was absolutely delicious. The view amazing and the staff polite and attentive. Belmont Estate is nestled in the semi mountainous area of the most northern part of the island. If you like nature and all things organic, this is the place to be. I decided to have lunch here and made 2pm reservations. A three course buffet style (farm to table) lunch is served here; affordably priced at $75. I opted for the split pea soup to start and was wowed by the taste. For lunch, I tried a little bit of everything, see video. Presentation and taste, both impressive. The coconut cake for dessert was totally delightful. Oh, how could I forget the mouth watering and refreshing locally made ginger beer. I am guilty of having two glasses, lol. Kudos to Koreen and Kerrisa for taking care of me. Both were professional, friendly and attentive. They are indeed an asset to your team and I can tell that they are proud to provide excellent service at all times in a team spirit effort of elevating your brand. I made a brief visit to the chocolate factory where I met Cindy who politely took care of me. Another beautiful addition to your team. I left impressed on all levels and will highly recommend Belmont Estate to anyone visiting Grenada.

Lunch was locally grown food, and I love it. Cook on the coal pot brought back so many memories. It's also great to make a lunch reservation. First time having christophin soup, and I had to recreate my version. I did not do a tour of the local cocoa, but it's an option for those interested. Walking around the property, you felt so free, and the fresh air was great. You can also buy locally grown chocolate among other stuff.

Beautiful Plantation grounds. Had an excellent tour done by Kelly. I think he is synonymous with the estate because most people I know that have been here mentions his excellent tour. The tour takes you from start to finish making a chocolate bar. The gift shops has all the products the make for sale. I gave this 4/5 stars only because of the buffet lunch. It was just ok. To be frank, underwhelming after an amazing tour. I think this is a must stop for locals and tourists alike.

Went diving here, from the boat 'High Time'. The sculptures are a bit eerie but beautiful at the same time. Its a great idea, I would like to see more of. Its a shallow depth and makes it harder to miss anything. I got a sunny Caribbean day, which helps. No underwater camera unfortunately. Lots of fish down there too. I got separated from the group and a large school (>100) of small barracuda type fish swam towards me and past me as if I was one of the statues. I was in the middle of the swarm. What a great moment. The beach around this underwater park is nice and also worth a visit

Amazing 👏 experience.. was nervous at first but managed well. The team was very helpful with swimming and locating the sculptures.

Not to be missed! We were lucky enough to hire a boat from Grand Mal Beach and had a private experience visiting the sculpture park and nearby areas. It is not possible to swim there by yourself from shore - unless you are a great swimmer.

Several years ago when this statue park was first put in, it was really cool to explore. Now, all the statues have pretty much fallen and isn't really worth exploring. You'd be better off snorkeling around the rocks to see fish and other sea creatures. If you're sailing here, you can grab one of the 3 white mooring balls just south of the point, or one of the two in Dragon Bay just north. The red balls are for commercial/ diving boats; however, you can take these for overnight stay later in the day. Just be mindful of the depths.

Not ads many sculptures as I expected. I would have loved to see the sculpture park when it first opened. The sculptures have obviously been in the sea for a while and as time goes on, they became covered with more and more with coral. It would be cool if new sculptures were added.

Why are their backs turned against each other ? and why is this sculpture under the sea? Of all the artifacts we have seen them upheave and put into museums where is the the Justice for even the statues of our cities great past? ! Is this what Maurice & Jaqueline were executed for ?! Take this blatant curse from under the waters so Grenada can be what it needs to be. Let them who have ears hear and eyes to see. These artifacts under the sea hide history to a past that was stolen. Only thru true knowledge can we liberate in the words of sir Bishop. True love does not come from us turning our back on one another but coming together to make sure we don’t make the same mistakes of our past. If u read this I hope it hits home and brings you to a spirit of peace & unity. Pray for the island. Don’t be like the writer sculpture that is so busy working that he forgets about his children and his past. Remember where you come from as a people and unite in love and gratitude always !

A Once-in-Lifetime Experience. A Celebration of the Magnificent Talent of Jason deCaires Taylor shared in the finest Art Gallery of the world. May the awareness of our Beautiful Oceans be known , Far and Wide

Such an amazing experience! My husband and I did the snorkeling tour and were pleased with how much we could see "from above" vs diving. We had a great tour guide and thoroughly enjoyed seeing the sculptures and the aquatic life! A must see!

It was really cool to see all the underwater statues. Sandals did wack us $120/scuba $50/snorkeling to go there, but unless you frequent Grenada go see it you'll have a good time.

Worth going, but if u have the choice, don't go on a cloudy, rainy day...as visibility will be poor... take your personal snorkel gear if u have it, as a bit hit and miss with the boats equipment, however that may be dependent on whom u book through...beautiful speed boat ride along the coast...

We went on our own with our friend's boat. There are several statues to discover. We were lucky, a local guide was conducting a tour with a group and he was nice enought to allow us to follow is groupe.

We went on both a morning dive and a night dive yesterday...both were amazing!!! Reach out to Aquanauts Grenada to schedule your Snorkeling or Scuba Diving adventure!!

We snorkelled over the location as part of a tour from a cruise ship. Don’t expect ancient artefacts, these modern sculptures were deliberately placed in about 2006 as a tourist attraction and to hopefully assist in the preservation of a damaged reef system.

We took a taxi and told the driver to take us to the sculpture park. We arrived at a beach and there was a man with a boat who offered to take our small group of four out to the park for 30 USD each, including snorkels. We took the boat out there and there was another group with their own tour guide to show them the locations of the sculptures, as they are not so easy to find on your own. It had been raining and windy, so the water was very cloudy and we had some difficulty seeing the sculptures without diving down a bit. It was interesting, but there were not many fish or marine life, and the sculptures were very difficult to see. However, it was a fun experience getting to swim around and see a few fish and some of the sculptures. Note: There are two rings of sculptures; one is smaller and closer to the location that the boats will release you at. There is a larger ring of life-sized sculptures a bit further away.

This is a very nice place to visit. The pictures definitely do not do it justice. The waterfall is a nice size, but the surrounding foliage makes it all very beautiful. There is also a restaurant and souvenir shop.

Very easy and quick walk to view the falls. To enter into the water takes usage of some steep steps. Not difficult for for many folks. The water is cool and refreshing and only a small area is deep. The rest is easy to walk through with the head easily above water. Interesting stop by.

The waterfall is beautiful. We went on a Sunday and got there right after a huge tour group had just left so we had the place mostly to ourselves for pictures. There was no one to tell us about the area though so not sure of the significance of the waterfall. No one to say if we were allowed in the water etc… just some kids running around. There was a bar and restaurant but we didn’t stop to experience it. Bathrooms are clean though. Priced for locals and visitors. There’s a very lonely looking Mona monkey in a cage towards the front though… he needs a friend. I recommend going if you want some great photos. There are different levels including a spot directly behind the water of the falls

such a tropical paradise, you could plant anything here and it would grow. we saw mango , cinimon, cloves, nutmegs, etc etc the waterfall is glorious and a good way to cool off for the adventurous .

What an amazing experience. A utopic experience. A completely different world. Such wonderful natural beauty. Something that everyone must experience. A five star experience.

If you are from the Caribbean and are accustomed to visiting waterfalls, this waterfall will be fairly average. However if you're visiting from somewhere else without much experience in seeing waterfalls, then this is a great place to visit as a part of your tour of Grenada. The falls include a sizeable pool before, maybe about 7-8 ft at its deepest point, and the facility also has a restaurant and other social activities.

It was late afternoon when my friends brought me here. It was a lovely waterfall! I think it is the closest that I have ever been to one ever (judge for yourself😊). I really liked the set-up of the establishment. Place was not too crowded. The water was cool. I was told that the pool that the fall plunges into is about 25 feet!

Beautiful! Great photo opportunities. Can even walk behing the waterfall. If your lucky, you'll see some Mona monkeys as well. The restaurant there was nice as well.

This place is amazing. The good news is that if you are not into hiking, is you can drive there, and it is a short walk. There is plenty to see. The only negative, in my opinion and the same is true for everywhere on the island, is if anyone approaches you and strikes up a conversation, they want to sell you something. At this location it was food to feed the monkeys, buy beads, or watch people jumping from the top of the waterfall.

Nice waterfall with clean water. Does have people trying to sell you a few things and jump off into the water for tips. But mostly they're very respectful and it's just a relaxing place. Can get busy, especially when cruise ships in town.

Excellent waterfall. It is a shame that the government of Grenada has leased the adjacent area to a private entity this restricting access to as public space.

Grenada is a small island with some good features that are nice to explore to appreciate the island, but individually they are not world class. I also grew up there for a few years from 5. We came on a cruise so the available time was limited. It was definitely better than staying on the ship. The Grand Anse beach on the other hand is among the top 5 in the world. One of the best in the Caribbean.

See this fall in conjunction with the Seven Sisters. We visited Annandale Falls after which was a great finish to the day. We did not visit the restaurant/bar. All reviews seem mostly the same and with similar pics. I still think it is a great place to visit and support.

Excellent experience! The falls are awesome! The ppl are so friendly and welcoming. Such a beautiful attraction. Will definitely visit again the next time I'm in Grenada.

Beautiful falls. You have to pay an entrance fee. The location itself is small but very beautiful. Be careful going in lots of rocks suggest wearing water shoes. There is a local bar/restaurant on site, and they take credit cards.

Nice view of the waterfall. We chose not to get in the water but many others were jumping into the pool at the bottom of the falls. Viewing area is rather small and not many places to walk to get different views of the falls. The "local dive club" will climb up the opposite cliff and jump into the falls for a small contribution.

Great set up to facilitate lots of diving fun, the waterfall has a lot of photo spots and great plant life. Whether you want to relax amidst the river rocks or have a dive in the waterfall basin, its a great experience either way. Tickets are easy to get at the entrance to the area though parking on the road incline is a bit difficult.

Absolutely stunning waterfall. There is a bar in the rain forest! You can bathe in the pool of the waterfalls. Bring some spare US dollars to help the locals who are performing and diving. Geckos on the trees. Gorgeous plants. Not too far a walk from the entrance to the falls.

This is a nice little waterfall. They charge you $5 to enter. There is a small little store at the top and a bathroom. Walking to the falls there was a couple ladies selling spices and trinkets. Down by the falls there is a small bar. We went in mid-March so not a lot of water coming down. There were only a few people there when we arrived but as we were leaving it got crowded with a few taxis and tours. We were exploring the island on a moped.

There is a very short paved walk from the parking lot to the waterfall. It was great for our kids and my older parents. And having the restaurant right next to the falls made for a lovely, relaxing afternoon.

Beautiful waterfall set in a lush rainforest. There are washrooms and a bar, too so you can stay as short or as long as you want really. I thought it was a lovely stop on our island tour!

Amazing waterfall. An entrance fee is payable to visit the falls and use its facilities and is accessed by a short walk down some stairs to the falls itself. There's a restaurant and bar on your way down. Locals jump off the top of the falls for tourists and you can show your appreciation by leaving a small tip/donation for them. The water is refreshing and you can even see quite a few fish swimming around. A parking lot is available on site.

Glad we visited it on our tour today. But it wasn't special. The pictures are nice and it would be 4* other than for the very pushy locals wanting tourists to buy either coral reef jewelry, spices or simply pay to watch a death defying jump into waterfall plunge pool. Go in a group and not alone or in a couple... You won't feel as intimidated then.

A beautiful waterfall and surrounding area, with areas to swim and lounge around the falls. Small fee to enter, but well worth the visit to see the falls and surrounding area. Knocking the review down 1 star due to the caged monkeys outside the main office - I can't see a reason why they'd keep these poor creatures in a cage except for the tourists to see, is just sad these wild animals not running free in their natural habitat.

Just wow. Beautiful falls and rainforest surroundings. Nice little souvenir shops and bar on site. Have a swim under the falls and i would advise going later in the day after the tourist buses have gone, we had the falls to ourselves around 12pm

Concord Waterfalls is a must see on your list, locals or visitors! No hiking required. Adequate parking. Beautiful lush surroundings. Please come prepared to pay an entrance fee. There are private washrooms available. You can enquire for details on this , when you get there or ask your guide beforehand. The water is fantastic and cool , so be prepared! You can enjoy seeing the waterfall jumpers. Please Tip them well , for their bravery and talent ! Safety alert ! Some of the pool Areas of base of this fall is very deep. Please , please whilst you enjoy, be safe!

Gorgeous waterfall! One consideration, there is no hiking required for the first waterfall. Please note that the second and third waterfalls involves a challenging hiking specially if you are not prepared for it. I was not prepared, and I fell on a slippery rock. Still loved the experience, but we do recommend hiking 🥾 boots and trousers 👖. There is no formal trail, only a small trail that includes a lot of mud, plants, rocks 🪨, and with at least three rock hoping river crosses. I would do it again but with the proper hiking gear. Enjoy!! 🏝️❤️

Really worth visiting! Concord Falls and its pool is great - but you should go further... I went on up to Fontainebleau Falls, really spectacular, plus a very interesting walk up through the tropical forest. You really need a guide - the path will be very difficult to follow without one. I had Sylvester, who was excellent - in particular because of his knowledge of the plants and trees. This really made the day, seeing cocoa trees and their pods, cloves, thyme, nutmeg, plantains and different varieties of banana, all in their natural environment. Plus many others! Sylvester is a great guy - highly recommend.

This was a great visit. We were trying to also see Fontainebleau falls, but with the rain that day the rivers were swollen. Concord is still a great view and the water is very refreshing. There are several places you can jump from or watch the professionals do it. Add this to your list of falls to see.

Concord Falls in central Grenada, Eastern Caribbean, is a popular day trip destination. The road to the falls passes through lush vegetation.

Lovely waterfall with ice cold water. Tickets cost 1 USD per person to enter the falls which can be accessed by a few steps down to the waterfall. The water's depth is around 20ft at the deeper part of the water. Bathroom and changing facilities as well as parking available. There are a few gift/craft shops along the entrance.

Shared a meal with our tour group. The service was impeccable, the surroundings were fabulous, our servers were excellent, and our meal was delicious. Very beautiful location.

Very cool waterfall. They have a little 10 ft safe jump. Locals at bottom that will jump for a small fee. Very small fee to go to water.

Embark on a 30-minute jungle hike to discover a stunning second waterfall, immersing yourself in the island's vibrant flora and fauna, and concluding with a refreshing swim. Experience the thrill of a lifetime at this hidden gem of a waterfall, where you can leap from various heights into the refreshing water below. The challenging drive to reach this secluded spot only adds to the adventure.

We stopped for 30 minutes as part of an all day guided tour. It is a beautiful medium sized waterfall with a deep plunge pool that you can swim in. There are several souvenir and snack shops from the locals there. On some days, not ours, there are professional divers who dive in the plunge pool from great heights. It was a neat experience if you are part of a tour but not worth a dedicated excursion.

Refreshing stop-off during our island tour. You have to run the gauntlet of street vendors to reach the falls but it was worth it to enjoy a fresh water dip. The waterfall itself is smaller than we imagined but still worth a visit.