Located on the largest island of Grenada, GND the main international gateway to the region. Most international travelers fly into GND and subsequently connect to Carriacou either by a short local flight or by ferry.
This Carriacou's small local airport. It regional flights, connecting Carriacou mainly to Grenada. The terminal extremely simple, designed for small aircraft and rapid turnarounds.
Flight prices to Grenada (GND) highest during peak dry season (mid-December to May) and around major holidays (Christmas, New Year's, Easter).
During wet season (June to November), prices may decrease, though direct flight options from a few hubs might be reduced.
SVG Air flights between GND and CRU generally operate consistently year-round, but weather conditions can cause delays or cancellations for smaller aircraft.
Border crossing procedures does not apply for travel within Grenada and its dependencies, including Carriacou.
Carriacou has no train connections or long-distance bus services. Its public transport mini-buses cover relatively short distances.
Driving in Carriacou on the left-hand side of the road. If renting a car, a temporary Grenadian driving permit is needed.
Osprey Lines operates modern catamarans daily (except Wednesdays) between St. George's (Grenada) and Hillsborough (Carriacou). The journey offers scenic views and takes approximately 1.5 to 2 hours, water conditions.
This company another ferry service, also connecting St. George's (Grenada) to Tyrell Bay or Hillsborough on Carriacou. It has another option for travelers seeking sea transport.
Carriacou not a significant harbor for large international cruise ships. However, smaller yachts, private sailboats, and sailing charters frequently visit Tyrell Bay, which serves as a favored and sheltered anchorage.
Plan your exit smoothly by knowing processes and timing. No specific exit fees apply to tourists departing Grenada or Carriacou by air, as these charges typically included in your international airfare.
Confirm your flight or ferry schedule the day before your departure. Local situations or unforeseen circumstances can sometimes cause minor changes, and verifying avoids surprises.
