Port of entry: Clearance at the Grenada Yacht Club from 8.00 to 12.00 and 13.00 to 15.30

Yacht Services

• Grenada Yacht Club: 44 berths, electricity 110/220 V., fuel, water, sanitary bloc, ice, Garbage disposal and bar
• Island Water World: shipchandler
• Outfitters International - www.grenadasailing.com (tax-free on presentation of boat's papers)
• Henry Safari Tours (VHF 16): Laundry
• Marine World: Fishing gear in Melville street near the market

Provisionning

• Bakery behind the Shell station on Lagoon road
• Supermarket: Foodland on Lagoon road with tender dock and delivery to the tenders!
• Pharmacy on Lagoon road (and in town)
• Food Fair on Carenage
• There's a permanent market in town and a
• Fish market on Melville Street

Food & drinks

• There are lots of bars and restaurants in town.
• The Yacht Club's are inexpensive and quite nice
• The Nutmeg on the old bassin has a perfect view for lunch.

Communications

• Javakil on the Carenage is an excellent Cyber Café
• Taxis, ask at the bar of the YC
• Buses, very inexpensive, from the market in town.

Ashore

• Saint George's is one of the most interesting towns in the Lesser Antilles.
• Visit of the business area, recently restored, behind the Carenage
• Visit the market and fish market
• Fort Saint George with a superb view on the town and harbour
• Beautiful catholic church in the heights
• Pretty local art galleries on Young Street
• Grande Anse is one of the most beautiful beaches of the Antilles and only a few minutes tender-ride away. Use the tender dock in front of the Coconut Beach Bar (Pink house, bar and French restaurant, closed on tuesdays) or pull your tender onto the beach. Be careful not to hinder water taxis bringing cruise ship passengers to the beach.
• Beach bars, local craft, water sports, you have it all!