Still relatively quiet and undeveloped (you won’t find a lot of nightlife here!), Grenada is one of the Caribbean’s most inviting hideaways. It’s no more than 21 miles by 12 miles - but spans stunning scenic contrasts of towering rainforest-draped mountain ranges and pristine white-sand beaches like Grande Anse - one of the loveliest in the Caribbean. The British and French fought many a battle over control of the island in past centuries. The legacy today is an intriguing fusion of both pedigrees that has given Grenada a unique Creole charm. Nowhere is this better seen than in the picturesque capital of St George’s, setting of what is undoubtedly the prettiest harbour anywhere in the West Indies.