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Grenada Caribbean Horizons Tours & Services

SPICE UP YOUR VISIT TO GRENADA WITH A LOCAL DMC

Caribbean Horizons Tours & Services is the destination management and tours division of McIntyre Bros. Ltd., a family business that has shared Grenada with visitors since the 1950s. As the local DMC in Grenada, the team is based in True Blue, minutes from the international airport. They specialize in destination management, group travel, incentive programs, private touring, shore excursions, and ground transportation across Grenada and its sister islands, Carriacou and Petite Martinique.

Grenada is known as the “Spice Isle” for its nutmeg, cocoa and clove production. The island’s landscape covers the rainforest interior around Grand Etang to the white sands of Grand Anse Beach. The capital, St. George’s, wraps around a horseshoe-shaped harbor lined with colonial-era buildings and forts. Carriacou and Petite Martinique sit further offshore, offering a quieter, more rural pace for groups.

Caribbean Horizons’ multilingual guides lead groups and tours across nature and wildlife, sailing, shore excursions, history and culture, and food. Popular options include a full-day island tour taking in the west coast, Gouyave and Belmont Estate; a rainforest hike to St. Margaret’s waterfall at Grand Etang; and a half-day south Grenada tour covering a historic fort, market, chocolate museum and rum distillery. Itineraries are built around each group’s interests, from active hikes to slower-paced cultural and culinary routes.

Contact Caribbean Horizons to start planning your next group tour, incentive program or private itinerary in Grenada.

Top Travel Highlights in Grenada

  • Hike through Grand Etang National Park & Rainforest, home to the crater lake at its center and trails leading into the island’s forest reserve.
  • Walk to Annandale Falls, a waterfall a short drive from St. George’s with a natural swimming pool.
  • Relax on Grand Anse Beach, a two-mile stretch of white sand on the island’s south-west coast.
  • Tour Belmont Estate, a working organic cocoa estate offering farm-to-bar chocolate-making demonstrations and lunch.
  • Visit River Antoine Rum Distillery, in operation since 1785 and still using its original waterwheel.
  • Explore Fort Frederick, built by the French in the 1770s and later completed by the British, with views over St. George’s.
  • Wander St. George’s Historic Town & Carenage, the capital’s harbour lined with 18th-century warehouses and colonial architecture.
  • Snorkel or dive the Underwater Sculpture Park off Moliniere Bay, one of the first underwater sculpture parks in the world.
  • Take a day trip to Carriacou & Petite Martinique for a slower-paced look at Grenada’s sister islands.
  • Join a spice, chocolate or culinary tour through the island’s nutmeg, cocoa and clove plantations.