The Carriacou Regatta brings the story of the island’s rich traditional boat building history to life, a source of deep pride for the people. Steeped in the Scottish influence on the island and passed down through generations of shipwrights, the highly skilled art of building traditional wooden sloops is kept alive by a few on the island especially in the village of Windward. The Carriacou Regatta has the distinction of being the longest running Caribbean Regatta since 1965 and while the main event is the beautifully crafted boats taking to sea in competitive racing, the onshore activities are equally exciting. Be sure to look out for donkey racing, the greasy pole, street parties, music and delicious island cuisine.
The Grenada Tourism Authority (GTA) proudly announces the successful completion of a transformative two-day training initiative featuring renowned international restaurant owner and award-winning mixologist, Joji Watanabe. This groundbreaking program brought
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Although the beautiful islands of Carriacou and Petite Martinique have been affected by Hurricane Beryl, we are on our way to recovery and have started welcoming visitors to our shores once again. As we continue to rebuild, please use the following link for updates on getting there, where to stay and what to do.
Although the beautiful islands of Carriacou and Petite Martinique have been affected by Hurricane Beryl, we are on our way to recovery and have started welcoming visitors to our shores once again. As we continue to rebuild, please use the following link for updates on getting there, where to stay and what to do.
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