St. George's the capital of Grenada, faces a horseshoe-shaped harbor and is surrounded by a hillside of a volcano crater. Nestled in the southeastern Caribbean, Grenada has lush tropical landscapes, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Courtesy of La Plywood Beach Bar, Grenada Steam curls up from my mug as I lift it to my face — cocoa tea, thick and earthy, ...

At the southern end of the Caribbean, barely 100 miles from Venezuela, the tiny tear-shaped island of Grenada is finally ready for its global real estate close-up. Having long escaped the ravages of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Spice Island Beach Resort is a Black-owned and family-owned AAA five diamond rated resort in Grenada. (Photo: Spice Island Beach ...

This newly built oceanfront home is one of four furnished beachfront villas, all priced at $12.75 million, in the new Silversands Grenada resort. The resort, which is on the island’s Grand Anse Beach, ...

I saw the turquoise water below and the memories instantly came flooding back: the pastel colored cottages of St. George at sunset, searching for Barron’s pepper sauce in the market, steaming roti at ...

The Caribbean island of Grenada celebrates 50 years of independence this year. Grenada’s history is derived from a diverse array of influences, including the early indigenous Amerindian communities of ...

Known as the Spice Isle to visitors, the state of Grenada is composed of Grenada and six smaller islands at the southern end of the Grenadines in the south-eastern Caribbean Sea. Its varied topography ...

A cheery midday sun beamed down, offset by the flicker of a cooling ocean breeze. Fishing boats churned across the placid waters of the harbor. In the background, sailboats were lined up in neat rows ...

‘There has been no tourism for almost two years’ in Grenada, agents say, leading to more opportunities for domestic buyers and savvy investors. 20 Photos View Slide Show › By Alison Gregor This ...

Steam curls up from my mug as I lift it to my face — cocoa tea, thick and earthy, flecked with freshly grated nutmeg. For an island just 133 square miles, Grenada unfolds in layers: white-sand beaches ...