Saint George's, Saint George Parish, Grenada uses America/Grenada, currently AST (UTC-04:00). No clock changes are scheduled in the next 12 months.
As the capital of Grenada, Saint George's plays a central role in national life, home to around 7,500 people. Unlike many places, it does not observe daylight saving time.
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The hillside streets overlooking the harbor put many guesthouses within walking distance of the market and waterfront, though the terrain is steep in places. Quieter coastal areas outside downtown are a short drive away and popular for beach-focused stays.
The horseshoe-shaped harbor and old fort above town are pleasant to explore on foot, best done in the cooler morning hours before the tropical heat builds. Nearby spice estates and rainforest trails suit a full daylight outing.
Shared minibuses run set routes around the island and are an inexpensive way to get around, while taxis offer more direct door-to-door service. A rental car gives the most flexibility for exploring beyond downtown.
The drier season (roughly January–May) offers the most reliable weather, while the later hurricane-season months bring a higher chance of heavy rain and storms. Temperatures remain warm and tropical throughout the year.
Grenada uses the XCD, calling code +1473.
The Eastern Caribbean dollar is the official currency, and English is the official language. Known for its spice production, the island rewards visitors who take a relaxed, unhurried pace.
