Cruise passengers disembarking at Grenada’s Melville Street Cruise Terminal find themselves in the heart of St. George’s, with the port exiting directly into the downtown area. Smaller ships, meanwhile, berth at the Carenage, a more tranquil and picturesque part of the city, also near waterfront shops and restaurants. From the bustling streets of Melville to the serene charm of the Carenage, visitors can easily explore the city on foot, immersing themselves in the local culture and scenery.
Grenada (St George’s) Cruise Port
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