Visit the spice plantations in Grenada

Colonial "Little England" among tea estates, with factory tours, cool mist and Horton Plains’ World’s End cliff.

Drink amber wine fermented in buried clay vessels, the 8,000-year-old Georgian way.

Shrine to the god of learning where students pray before exams, reached along a lane of plum-blossom mochi shops.

Breathe spice-scented breezes, rainforest waterfalls, and soft beaches of Grenada

Two miles of soft Caribbean sand.

Dive among submerged sculptures.

Rainforest hike to bathing falls.

Try expertly paired food and drink