Grand Anse Beach

Grand Anse Beach is a long stretch of soft, golden sand in the southern area of Grenada's Saint George Parish. The water is calm and slopes gently, making it suitable for swimming and snorkeling, while coconut palms line the shore and small hotels, cafes, and shops run along the edge of the beach.

The area was originally a small fishing village before becoming a popular destination for visitors. The simple way of life of the local community remains visible nearby even as tourism has expanded over time.

The beach serves as a gathering place where locals and visitors spend time together, especially in afternoons when families and groups come to share food and conversation. Local vendors line the shore selling snacks and crafts, creating a colorful and authentic backdrop to everyday seaside life.

The beach is well-maintained with changing rooms and showers nearby, making a full day here quite comfortable. Visitors can rent chairs and umbrellas or simply lay on a towel, and the location is easy to access thanks to its proximity to the town of St. George's and the airport.

The natural curve of the beach forms a small harbor that keeps the water calm and sheltered, making this spot particularly soothing. This geographic formation is one of the reasons why the waves here are gentler than at many other coastal locations.