Takes place usually over the last weekend in April. The celebrations start on the Friday in one of the villages (it changes every year ) this year it was in Six Roads. Starts at 6am in the morning with big drum and celebrations to the ancestors spirits then in the evening when smoked food is cooked and given to all... More

We spent two weeks in grenada and planned this trip based on trip advisor reviews. We contacted Karen by email and she was very helpful and quick in responding. After debating whether to ferry and stay the night, we decided to fly up and return the same day on svg airlines. The flight was easy and gave us a wonderful... More

Bob, our host at Seaclusion Suites, arranged for us do to a short-notice island tour with captain Sherwin and first mate Marlin. The Keys were beautiful and the lunchtime bbq was very tasty indeed. Lots of rum later, including a sampling of the (in?)famous Sunset Rum at Robert the Righteous effortlessly cool Mayreu hangout, we found that Happy Island lived... More

We took the full day tour of the Tobago Keys and enjoyed every minute. Captain Sherwin is a skilled seaman and loads of fun. First mate Marlon is an absolute treasure. The seas were a bit rough and the sun didn't always shine but we took that as part of the adventure. It did rain briefly but it didn't dampen... More

I booked this trip whilst in Ireland and did the deal when i arrived in Carracou. Firstly, forget about the one negative review, the outfit is excellent, the two boys sherwan and Marlen are great and do all they can to accomodate you. I went with my girlfriend and the weather wasnt great to be honest but the lads kept... More

Simply Carriacou is a Tourist Service Agency. It does not refer to the island itself, as some reviewers here have mistaken. I booked a tour with Simply Carriacou, as I wanted to see the giant turtles. Having read the reviews here and looked at the company website, it looked beautiful. I contacted Karen, who does indeed seem to be very... More

Spent two nights on a mooring at Sandy Island in Carriacou and it was great in settled conditions. Nobody was there to bother you at all. Pretty deserted island, with no inhabitants, but be aware that there is heavy undertow.

Sister Island of Grenada, easy to get to by ferry from the harbor of downtown St. George's. Has a hash there once a year. Not much to do when you are there but a great place to get away for a quiet weekend and secluded beaches.

The gate to whatever you need on the deliciously preserved island of Carriacou is there: Visit Karen or call her in her well located shop right on the left, on the main street some 50 mtrs from the jetty (if you arrive by boat). And she will arrange it for you, from a great location to stay at, excursions to... More