What’s Your Grenada Travel Story?
Reading Grenada Travel Stories is like putting your next Grenada Vacation on steroids (well almost). Not that your Grenada Vacation needs any boost, but you will agree that it is hard to read about a delicious lobster dinner at say True Blue Restaurant and not want to go have a bite yourself.
That’s what reading and writing Grenada Travel stories can do to you: They make your Grenada Vacation even more awesome!… So let’s here them
- What was your favorite beach?
- Where did you eat?
- Why would you return?
- What’s you #1 tip? — Here’s my tip to you: “You gotta try a Carib Beer“
Ready, Set, Let’s Go!
To share your Grenada Travel stories just type in the form below and I will turn your story into it’s very own web page so everyone can read it– just like these:
- Martin Battaliou’s Family Vacation Moments
Martin Battaliou shares his favorite moments and awesome photos! - Randy’s Gouyave Fish Friday Impressions
Randy gives a great overview of the Gouyave Fish Friday celebrations - Why Michelle Loves Grenada?
Michelle shares her vacation moments and her love for Grenada - Running the Island…
We work for Princess Cruises Corporate Headquarters in Los Angeles. Myself and one colleague were aboard the Caribbean Princess in November ‘08 to survey … - Grenada: A Vacation To Die For
I had the pleasure of traveling to Grenada, for the first time, in July of 2008. My fiancee is from Grenada and I wanted, not only to go on a little vacation,… - Grenada… The Best and Safest Vacation Spot
Hello ~ My ancestry is Grenadian, but I was born in Trinidad, so as i was curious about my maternal lineage, I went to Grenada four times within a 10-yr … - Grenada Our Favorite Caribbean Island
Hey Neville,
Can’t remember if I got back to you or not about our experience in Grenada, maybe because I just had a few shots of that Rivers Rum last …
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Remember the drama is in the details, so don’t leave out the juicy stuff.
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Sugar cane
Slim, lean.
Tall and wispy -
leaves swaying
exposing shades
green to mellow yellow
Strong stalks
ring around rings
a jagged joint a
pocket-full of
white-silk juices -
teasing taste buds
salivating to drink
sweet-silk
sugar cane juices
that makes rum
so strong
that makes mouth
sweetly surrender
to a cane joint
a socket full
of
white silk juices…
Sugar Cane
Louise François (Composed while holidaying at her uncle’s place – Plains, St Patrick, Grenada) Dec 2009