The smallest of Grenada’s islands showcases its big personality with this regatta! While there is action out at sea, onshore activities keep the good times rolling with beer drinking competitions, obstacles races, a J’ouvert street parade, cultural performances and partying the night away.

Hear the story of Grenada’s chocolate, dance the cocoa, make your own chocolate potions, and indulge in delicious chocolate-inspired cuisine and cocoa-infused island life!

The Carriacou Maroon and Stringband Music Festival merges the African maroon celebration and string band music into one unique setting. Held at the end of April annually, the festival celebrates the maroons who escaped slavery and built their own communities whilst preserving African heritage and culture through drumming, singing, smoked food and other rituals which bring people together.

The BLAST Gaming Gouyave Easter Regatta 2025 is set to take over L'Anse Beach, Gouyave with high-energy competitions and non-stop fun!

This Carriacou carnival, affectionately called Kayak Mas, blends accents of Carriacou’s African, French and English heritage represented in the music, street celebrations, mas bands, food, colours and splendor. A particular highlight is the island-exclusive Shakespeare Mas.

The Westerhall White Jack Workboat Regatta in Grenada stands as a captivating celebration deeply rooted in the island's maritime heritage and communal pride.

A day filled with delicious breadfruit dishes, exciting competitions, prizes, music, and culture!

This holiday marks the 51st anniversary of Grenadian independence from British colonial rule. Celebrations include an oildown cookout, as well as a military parade held at the Kirani James Stadium.

Wear your red, green, and gold on Thursday, February 6 for National Colors Day ahead of Grenada's celebration of its 51st year of independence on February 7!