Grenada’s parks, trails and wildlife
Explore a waterfall garden, rainforest trails and a coastal park with wetlands, birdlife and a seasonal turtle-nesting beach.
Grenada’s natural landscapes range from a garden-fringed waterfall to mountain rainforest and a windswept northern coast. These three places offer short walks, hiking options and opportunities to encounter local wildlife.
Annandale Falls
Parks & Nature, St. George
A short, easy path leads through tropical gardens to a roughly 30-foot waterfall and emerald pool. Visitors can swim at its base.
Grand Etang National Park & Forest Reserve
Parks & Nature, St. Andrew
Trails in this mountain rainforest reserve range from an easy lakeside stroll to a challenging climb up Mount Qua Qua. Mona monkeys often appear near the visitor centre.
Levera National Park
Parks & Nature, St. Patrick
This coastal park brings together a mangrove lagoon, wild beach and wetland birdwatching. Levera Beach is also a seasonal nesting ground for leatherback turtles, with guided night watches during nesting months.