Fees · Destination Guide

Grenada (St. George's and Grand Anse)

Wreck drama, shallow art reefs, and easy beach days on Grenada's southwest coast

Updated Mar 25, 2026 • 29 sources

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Fees And Permits

Confirm these fees before you book so your operator plan and day budget match what you will pay onsite.

Fees You Can't Skip

Online Immigration and Customs form - No fee stated
Marine Protected Park Fee - USD $10 currently shown on the Grenada Tourism Authority payment portal
Typical payment pattern: Budget for arrival paperwork, possible marine protected area charges, and a temporary local driving permit if you plan to rent a car.

What people usually pay

Budget for arrival paperwork, possible marine protected area charges, and a temporary local driving permit if you plan to rent a car. The marine-park fee structure has been updated recently, so the exact amount should be confirmed with your operator before payment.

Fee	Amount	Applies to	Where to pay	Notes
Online Immigration and Customs form	No fee stated Per arrival	All air arrivals	Where to pay	Complete the form within 72 hours of arrival and keep the confirmation available for the airport.
Marine Protected Park Fee	USD $10 currently shown on the Grenada Tourism Authority payment portal Per person, verify whether collected per visit or bundled by operator	Visitors entering the Molinere Beausejour Marine Protected Area, including many sculpture-park users	Where to pay	Grenada Tourism Authority also published a phased conservation-fee announcement in 2025 with future increases and activity-specific charges. Because the live portal and the announcement do not read the same way, confirm the exact amount with your dive or snorkel operator before departure.
Temporary local driving permit	EC$60 Visitor stay or rental period	Visitors driving rental vehicles in Grenada	Central Police Station on the Carenage or participating car-rental agencies	Driving is on the left. Ask your rental company to arrange the permit before you collect the car if possible.