We can book your taxi or private car in advance for reserved, on-call, efficient airport transfers with no wait times. Alternatively, safe and reliable taxi stands are available outside the arrivals area with fixed rates to your destination based on distance. Drivers have rate cards showing the set price.
Hail taxi rate to and from the airport to [insert hotel] in [insert region] is [insert fare]. Rates are subject to change; please confirm with the driver.
Private Car Airport Transfer (up to 4 passengers) EC$200/$75
You can hail a Grenada taxi on the street, call one, or book a private transfer. Ensure they have a visible ID number. Taxi fares are fixed based on start and end locations and distance. The driver should have a rate card showing the set price.
Tips
- Taxis are available at popular tourist spots, but availability may vary by location and time. Booking in advance is recommended!
- Taxis accept US or East Caribbean dollars only--no credit cards.
- Like your taxi driver? Take their number so you can travel with them throughout your stay.
- It’s customary to tip your driver 10% in Grenada.
- Local taxis aren't wheelchair-accessible, but minibusses are adequate. Alternatively, book a private transfer to accomodate your accessibility needs.
- Direct complaints to the local police at +1 (473) 444 1958. Note the taxi's license plate.
Some reliable taxi companies are:
Grenada Taxis: +1 (473) 417 5710
Selo’s Taxi: +1 (473) 444 3196
Amazing Grenada Taxis: +1 (473) 533 8405
Water Taxis
These colorful motorboats run between Grand Anse Beach and St. George's harbor. They offer a fast, fun way to travel (though you might get a little damp!)The cost is about EC$25/$10 per passenger.
Want to travel like a local? Try taking Grenada's public minivans, with each displaying large window stickers showing the zone number and destination. Simply your hand to stop one. Each minivan has a driver and usually a conductor who opens the door and collects fares.
Buses are routed through nine zones across the island, with all routes starting at the Melville Street terminal in St. George, except Zone 9, which runs from the east coast to the north end. You may need to transfer buses in town to travel across the island.
Buses stop wherever needed, except in St. George and its suburbs, where there are designated bus stops. When you are ready to get off, tap on the window or roof to signal the driver. If unsure of your stop, ask the conductor or a passenger.
Buses operate from 6.00 am to 9.00 pm, Monday to Saturday, with fares ranging from EC$2.50 to EC$6.50, depending on your route.
Renting a car is ideal for exploring Grenada at your own pace. Most rental agencies require drivers to be at least 25 years old. Visitors need a Grenadian driving permit, which can be obtained with a valid driver’s license at car rental companies or the Central Police Station on The Carenage in St. George's for a fee of EC$60. Bohamo rental car hotel delivery services will launch shortly.
When in Grenada, don't miss out on visiting the sister islands of Carriacou and Petite Martinique via the Osprey Express ferry. This modern, high-speed catamaran departs from the
Carenage in St. George's.
The 90-minute trip to Carriacou offers West Coast sightseeing along the way and costs EC$160.00 return or EC$80.00 one way, with children (12 and under) at EC$100.00 return or EC$50.00 one way.
Departures to and from Carriacou are once or twice daily (except Sunday). Trips to Petite Martinique from Carriacou run once or twice daily, Monday to Friday, with fares starting at EC$40.00 return for adults and EC$20.00 return for children.