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This drive begins at the pier and goes through the capital, St. George's, with its colorful streets and charming red tiled roofs, to the suburb of St. Paul's. Along this road you will see many spices and cocoa growing wild. The drive continues through Bacelot to Westerhall Point, a model residential area for Americans and Europeans. The drive will return via Woburn and Woodland, the sugar belt, with its small sugar factory. The last stop will be made on the famous Grand Anse Beach with its two miles of white sand before returning through the suburbs of Grand Anse and Belmont to the pier.
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The Rhum Runner is a 60.foot catamaran with a glassbottom section, enabling you to admire Grenada's beautiful marine life as you cruise toward the BBC Beach. You may sunbathe on the top deck or relax on the cool shaded deck below, while being entertained by a live band or taped music. Unlimited free drinks (rum punch and soft drinks) will be served, as well as fresh fruits. 1.5 hours will be spent at the BBC Beach, where you may sunbathe and swim in the delightfully clear waters. Showers and changing facilities are available on board, but please bring your own swimsuit and towel.
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Grenada, known as the "Spice Island", is a tropical gem of lush forests and green hills, covered in abundant foliage. Your will reveal the natural beauty of this enchanting island as you depart through St. George's, Beaulieu and on up to the famous Annadale Falls. Here, a stop will be made for you to enjoy and take photos of the waterfall as it cascades fifty feet to the pool below. Continuing your journey through the center of the island, you reach the Grand Etang National Park and the highest point accessible by motor vehicles. At 1,910 feet above sea level, the Grand Etang Lake covers thirteen acres in the crater of an extinct volcano. Driving down, you will again be surrounded by thick vegetation and beautiful scenery. A short visit will be made to Fort Frederick at Morne Jaloux, which was started by the French and completed by the English in the 18th century. During the a complimentary beverage is offered.
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Departing St. George's harbor, one of the most picturesque in the Caribbean, the catamaran sails gently along the west coast of Grenada. Either relax with a soft drink or start preparing your snorkeling equipment for the underwater adventure ahead. Dropping anchor near a reef, you have approximately forty-five minutes to enjoy the spectacular fish and coral that abound in the crystal clear waters. Afterwards, relax and enjoy the complimentary bar and snacks. Refreshed after your snorkel and swim, the catamaran sails leisurely back to the harbor. Don't forget your towel and sunscreen.
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