Grenada

An 18th-century British hilltop fortification above St. George's, built on the site of an earlier French fortification, now the official residence of the Governor-General of Grenada.

A working nutmeg processing facility on Grenada's west coast in the town of Gouyave, where visitors can observe the traditional processing of nutmeg from harvest to packed export, with a small interpretive centre explaining Grenada's spice heritage.

A three-kilometre sweep of white sand on Grenada's west coast, widely rated among the Caribbean's finest beaches for its calm clear water, gentle slope and the backdrop of lush hills behind.

A crater lake in the central highlands of Grenada, set within the Grand Etang Forest Reserve at an elevation of approximately 500 metres, surrounded by mountain rainforest and accessible via a network of short trails.

An underwater gallery of sculptures by British artist Jason deCaires Taylor, submerged in 5 to 8 metres of water in the Molinière Bay area north of St. George's, created partly in response to the 2004 hurricane damage to nearby coral reefs.

A horseshoe-shaped harbour in the capital of Grenada, surrounded by colourful colonial-era buildings, the market district and Fort George; historically used for careening (flipping) ships for hull maintenance.