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Guides » Governmental websites and Grenada information services.

Please note that most businesses have sustained heavy damage due to hurricane Beryl.
Therefore many shops and lodging facilities will not be opened or are in the process of reopening.

Random business selection.

  • Windward, Pizzeria Meh Heart.
  • Adams Eve on Paradise Beach Carriacou.
    Paradise Beach – Adam’s Eve apartments.
  • Carriacou is fantastic for wreck diving, many wrecks around the island.
    Deefer Divers – diving centre and dive operator in Hillsborough.
  • Bar and snacks at Sherrines restaurant on Carriacou.
    Lauriston – Sherrine’s café and bar, apartments for rent.
  • Round House restaurant in the evening.
    Bogles – Round House restaurant.
  • Johns Unique in Hillsborough.
    Hillsborough – John’s Unique resort hotel.
  • Butterfly Pizza on Carriacou.
    Hillsborough – Excelcia Butterfly Bar and Pizza.
  • Ann's Eating Delight Restaurant and Bar.
    Paradise Beach – Ann’s Eating Delight.
  • Henrietta's Bakery in Crossroads Carriacou.
    Henrietta’s Bakery.
  • Fish market on Carriacou in Hillsborough.
    Carriacou fish market.


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