Cruising Guide to GRENADA - St. Georges Area

Grenada, especially the St. George’s area, is a key destination for cruising sailors seeking safe harbor during hurricane season. Located at the southern edge of the hurricane belt, it’s considered one of the more secure Caribbean islands for riding out storms. St. George’s offers well-sheltered anchorage in its lagoon, along with full-service marinas like Port Louis and Clarkes Court, catering to both short- and long-term stays. The area has a strong cruising community, reliable marine services, and easy access to provisioning, fuel, and repairs. With its combination of safety, infrastructure, and welcoming local culture, St. George’s serves as both a seasonal refuge and a vibrant base for Caribbean cruising. Chapters: 00:15 Grenada Overview 00:43 Why Grenada for Hurricane Season for Sailors 1:15 Some Grenada History 3:10 St. George's Harbor and the Carenage 3:20 Navigating around St. George's 3:44 Dockage and Marinas in St. George's, Grenada - Port Louis Marina and Grenada Yacht Club 5:10 St. George's Moorings run by Gren-Moor 5:50 Anchoring in St. George's Grenada 6:00 The Carenage, dinghy dock, spice market, etc. 6:35 Island Water World Marine Supplies in St. Georges, Grenada 6:40 Foodland Grocery Store for provisions in St. Georges, Grenada 6:48 Dinghy Dock at Port Louis 6:59 Grand Anse Beach in Grenada 7:14 Restaurants on Grand Anse Beach 7:20 Accessing IGA, the best grocery store in Grenada, by dinghy from Grand Anse Beach 7:37 Grenada underwater sculpture park 7:53 Grenada House of Chocolate No warranty, expressed or implied, is made by the creator of this video guide with respect to accuracy. This guide and the content within are the work of individuals. There may be errors and omissions, so undue credence should not be placed on this guide. This guide should not be used for navigation. #Grenada #CruisingGuide #St.George's