- Visas and Luggage (Post #2)
- 2024 Grand World Voyage (Post #1 )
- Grand World Voyage Activities (Post #3)
- Grand World Voyage Packages (Post #4)
- A LAZY DAY IN FORT LAUDERDALE (Post #5)
- The Grand Adventure Begins (Post #6)
- BLOCK PARTY AT SEA (Post #7)
- MEET AND GREET AT SEA (Post #8)
- MEET ME AT THE JUNCTION (Post #9)
- GOAT RACING IN TOBAGO (Post #10)
- A TASTE OF TAMARIND (Post #11)
- SWIMMING ON DEVILS ISLAND (Post #12)
- CROSSING THE AMAZON BAR (Post #13)
- HOT BRAZILIAN NIGHT ON THE AMAZON (Post #14)
- Alter do Chao – Rubber Trees and Brazil Nuts (Post #15)
- BOCA DA VALERIA – BACK TO BASICS (POST #16)
- OPERA HOUSE ON THE AMAZON – MANAUS (Post #17)
- 2026 WORLD CRUISE SURVEY RELEASED
- BOI BUMBA FESTIVAL & TRICICLOS IN PARINTINS, BRAZIL (POST #18)
- MEETING OF THE RIVERS IN SANTARÉM – (POST #19)
- LEAVING THE AMAZON & CROSSING THE CARRIBEAN (Post #20) 17-19 JAN 2024
- CHOCOLATE IN GRENADA (Post #21)
- CARIBBEAN ISLAND DREAMS AT THE LIDO POOL (Post #22) 21 Jan 2024
- WALKING THRU WILLEMSTAD, CURAÇAO (Post #23)
- Panama Canal Transit and Burgers! (Post #25)
- 2024 WORLD CRUISE – RED SEA REVISION (Post #24)
- Quepos, Costa Rica – Iguanas, Sailfish and Sodas (Post #26)
- Ice Cream Social at Sea (Post #27)
- Manzanillo Street Tacos (Post #28)
- PUERTO VALLARTA – TRAVELING SPOON (Post #29) 30 JAN 2024
- Six days at Sea from Mexico to Hawaii (Post 30)
- Kona “Pirate” Food Tour – (Post #31)
- Super Sunday at Sea (Post #32)
- MARDI GRAS IN THE PACIFIC (Post #33)
- Mid Pacific Valentine’s Day (Post #34)
- HILO’S RAINBOW FALLS AND LAVA FLOWS (Post #35)
- Ishigaki, Japan – Glass Bottom Boats and Fu ChanpurÅ« (Post # 37)
- Naha, Okinawa – Street Food and Pub Crawl (Post #38)
- 2026 Grand World Voyage – Itinerary announced
- Two days in Tokyo – Yarn, Food and Knives (Post #39)
- Kobe & Himeji Castle (Post #40)
- Singapore Pulau Ubin Island and the Night Safari (Post #41)
- Malé, Maldives (Post #43)
- Aprils Fools day at Sea (Post #42)
- Victoria, Seychelles (Post #44)
- Walvis Bay and Sandwich Harbor, Namibia
- The World Cruise in Black and White & Derby Days at Sea
- WRAPPING UP THE WORLD CRUISE
- Another World Cruise in the Books
We enjoy a drive around Grenada, have a nice lunch and visit the House of Chocolate
​ARRIVAL
The Zuiderdam arrived in St Georges around 7 am and moored next to the P & O line Britannia. We were cleared by 8 am.
We booked a 3-hour private taxi tour using Viator a couple of days ago. Our driver, Tony, contacted us via WhatsApp, and said he would meet us at noon at the Cruise Terminal at the base of the pier. Here is Tony’s contact information and website.
WhatsApp  +1 473 420 0318 –
Booking Link HERE
It’s a short walk from the ship to the terminal – leave time to take some pictures of the Grenada sign at the end of the pier.
Some of the major attractions in Grenada are waterfalls and rum factories but we weren’t interested in seeing those, so we asked Tony to drive us around and give us a feel of the non-touristy parts of St Georges and Grenada.
Born in Grenada, Tony moved with his family to the UK when he was two years old. He lived in the UK until he returned to Grenada after retiring from the British Army. Tony’s nice van was parked nearby and we were soon on our way.
URGENT FURY
After about 30 minutes of exploring the city of St. Georges, we headed out of town staying close to the coast as we continued south. Along the way, we saw some of the locations that were involved in the 1983 US Invasion, “Urgent Fury.”
ST GEORGE’S UNIVERSITY
Continuing on, we drove through St George’s University’s beautiful campus. This university is primarily a medical and veterinary college.
We continued our tour past the airport before heading back to St Georges City where Tony dropped us off at a Sails, a waterfront restaurant a short walk from the port.
SAILS LUNCH SPOT
Judy ordered a burger while I got the Seafood boil. All the food was great, but don’t come here if you are rushed for time.
HOUSE OF CHOCOLATE
On the way back to the ship, we headed up to the House of Chocolate, arriving a few minutes before they closed. They have a small exhibit describing how chocolate is made. We picked up a few chocolate bars before heading back to the ship.
The St Georges market is a few blocks from the ship. We browsed through some of the stalls and picked up a small bag of cinnamon and nutmeg.
WORLD STAGE
Flautist, Andrea Amat, from Valencia Spain was the featured entertainer. She started with a medley of fast tempo tunes. She performed Dance of the Sugarplum Fairies alongside a huge video of two of her images in accompaniment.
Wow, Interesting place and glad you had such a good driver. That house of Chocolate sounded good too.Many thanks
Keep ‘em coming, Pete.
Thanks Doug!
We had Tony as our driver when we visited Granada for a week in 2022. He is so knowledgeable about every aspect of Granada, and his stories and sense of humor were a joy. We will be visiting again in 2025 and will be calling Tony again.
What a great day in Granada. I love that you create your own adventures, seeing what interests you and at your own pace. Thanks for sharing all of the history and information in your posts. I’m learning a lot.