St George’s, Grenada

St George’s, the lively capital of Grenada, is a picturesque harbour with plenty to keep an errant sailor occupied for a few days if you have some spare time! Tour Fort George to experience the island’s colonial history and visit the Grenada National Museum to learn about local culture. There are also plenty of beach parties and live music if you’re craving nightlife after some weeks at sea! For a leg stretch, the stunning Grand Anse Beach or the Grand Etang National Park are both glorious.

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