The Spice Isle

Perhaps you've heard that Grenada is referred to as "The Spice Isle," but you're not sure why. Is it because of how spicy and fiery their food is? Is it because they enjoy using plenty of spices in their cooking? "None of the above" is the response. Because it has historically been a significant producer and exporter of spices like nutmeg, mace, cloves, and cinnamon, Grenada is known as "The Spice Isle." Allspice, bay leaves, pepper, ginger, and vanilla are among the additional spices that the nation is renowned for manufacturing.

You can visit Laura’s Spice Garden to get more interesting experiences. This Spice Garden maintains the island's status as The Island of Spice. Plants, herbs, and spices that are grown in Grenada can be found at Laura's Spice Garden. All the necessary educational details, such as the names of these plants and their numerous uses, will be provided to you during a guided tour. Remember to stop by the gift shop on your way out to pick up some trinkets.