Grenada
The unhurried pace of Carriacou offers deep relaxation and a true escape from modern stresses.
Friendly greetings and shared stories foster personal interactions, more so than in commercialized spots.
Witness the role of maritime traditions, from fishing to boat building, central to the island's identity.
Capture Carriacou's beauty better. Consider online photography courses from platforms like Skillshare.
Explore local crafts or learn a new artistic skill inspired by your travels. Online tutorials are available.
Document your journey. Online workshops can refine your travel writing abilities to share your Carriacou story.
Your visit can benefit the island and its people while minimizing any negative impact.
Reduce single-use plastics. Carry reusable water bottles and shopping bags.
Take shorter showers and turn off taps. Water is a precious island resource.
Do not touch corals or fish. Avoid collecting shells or sand from beaches.
Always greet locals warmly (e.g., "Good morning"). Politeness is highly valued.
Cover up in towns, villages, or churches. Swimwear is for beaches only.
Seek explicit permission before photographing individuals, especially children.
Be open to learning about and respecting local customs and traditions.
Observe local dining etiquette or community practices during festivals.
Avoid sensitive topics unless invited by locals to discuss them.
Before you depart, take a moment to reflect on your experiences. Consider what Carriacou taught you about slowing down, connecting with nature, or appreciating culture. Carry these lessons with you.
Carriacou’s charm might inspire further exploration of the Caribbean.
If Carriacou’s tranquility resonated, consider Union Island or Mayreau in St. Vincent and the Grenadines.
For extensive hiking, waterfalls, and more dining options, mainland Grenada is a natural next step.
The Tobago Cays Marine Park is world-renowned for pristine marine life.
Craft a multi-island itinerary to showcase the unique character of each small island.
Consider pairing Carriacou with a visit to Barbados for a different pace.
St. Lucia presents dramatic scenery if you seek varied landscapes.
Each island possesses a distinct character worth discovering.
Experience Carriacou in different seasons or for new activities.
Return for Carriacou Carnival (Feb/Mar), Maroon Festival (late April), or Regatta (August).
Visit July-October for fewer crowds, lush green landscapes, and often lower prices.
Focus on advanced diving courses, exploring new sites, or learning a local craft.
Carriacou awaits your return, ready to share its enduring beauty and spirit.
Recall the tranquil mornings and the gentle rhythm of island life.
Remember the smiles and welcoming nature of the local people.
Cherish the underwater world and unspoiled beaches.
Apply the lesson of "island time" to your daily routines back home.
Seek genuine connections in your interactions, inspired by Carriacouans.
Find beauty in simplicity and value natural experiences.
May your journeys be filled with wonder and meaningful connections. Carriacou's spirit runs on, inviting you to return and rediscover its tranquil charm.
