GRENADA

(Grenada Flag)


(Grenada Map)


TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2008:

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At 7:46am on Tuesday all gangways were rigged and ready for passengers to go ashore in Grenada.
I had about an hour to walk around Grenada's capitol city of St. George's before my island tour.
Pullmantur's Holiday Dream, Celebrity's Summit and Crown Princess St. George's, Grenada The island of Grenada from Fort Frederick

The first stop on our tour was Fort Frederick
where there were nice views of the island and it's capitol, St. George's.
St. George's from Fort Frederick Small village on Grenada's west coast Fresh bananas

Grenada is the spice island and it abounds with tropical fruits, herbs and spices.
Tropical Fruit Grenada's famous nutmeg Grand Etang National Park & Forest Reserve

Grand Etang National Park is the ultimate tourist trap.
You can't move an inch without bumping into a local peddling their wares.
The lady in the photo below charges $1.00 per photo. At 2:00pm we left port.
Local at Grand Etang National Park & Forest Reserve Annandale Falls Set sail from Grenada

GRENADA VIDEO
10 minute video of the Caribbean island of Grenada.

This evening on the ship was the Tropical Islands Night Deck Party.
Watch the video below to join the celebration.

TROPICAL ISLAND NIGHT DECK PARTY VIDEO
11 minute video of the Tropical Island Night Deck Party on the Crown Princess.

MY EMAIL SENT TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2008
Hello Everyone,

This morning we docked in Grenada, an island country consisting of Grenada itself and six smaller islands at the southern end of the Grenadines in the southeastern Caribbean Sea.



I had about an hour to walk around Grenada's capitol city of St. George's before my island tour.



The first stop on our tour was Fort Frederick where we got nice views of the island and it's capitol, St. George's.



Grenada's size is 133 square miles, with an estimated population of 110,000.



On October 25, 1983, combined forces from the United States and from the Regional Security System based in Barbados invaded Grenada in an operation codenamed Operation Urgent Fury.



Our tour took us into the countryside.



Fresh bananas growing by the side of the road.



View of the Caribbean Sea.



We stopped at Grand Etang National Park. This was quite a tourist trap.



There were locals playing Caribbean music.



Grenada is known as the "Island of Spice" because of the production of nutmeg and mace crops, of which it is one of the world's largest exporters.



The lady below was raking in some bucks selling her photo.



We got wet visiting Annandale Falls. It poured rain while we were there.



We sailed away at 2:00 after our short visit to the island.



A final view of the city of St. George's.



We are now sailing for Bonaire.



More Later,

Tim
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