Stays · Destination Guide
Small-island reef diving, easy cay snorkels, and a culture-rich base on Grenada's quiet Grenadine outpost
Accommodation listings are not available for this destination yet. Use the local planning notes to choose your base.
Most international travelers enter Grenada through Maurice Bishop International Airport on the main island, then continue to Carriacou either by SVG Air to Lauriston Airport or by ferry from St. George's to Tyrell Bay Port. Official tourism guidance describes the flight as about 20 minutes and the sea transfer as about 90 minutes to 2 hours, depending on service. Because Carriacou pages still carry post-Beryl recovery notes in 2026, reconfirm your final transfer and accommodation shortly before departure rather than assuming old timings still hold.
Carriacou is small enough for taxis and short hired rides, but a rental car gives you much more flexibility for High North, Paradise Beach, and multiple village stops. Grenada drives on the left, and official tourism FAQs state that a local visitor driving permit costs EC$60.