You can travel between the islands by a convenient ferry, which makes daily trips. Osprey Express is one of the ferry services available. A cargo ferry that travels once a week to Trinidad can also make for an exciting day excursion.

Bedy Oceanline also plans to begin offering ferry services between Grenada, St. Vincent, and Trinidad in the near future.

Visit Bedy Travel’s Web site for updated schedules. Many tour companies on the island offer a number of inter-island tours that visit the islands’ popular tourist attractions.

You can also take scheduled boat tours of Carriacou and Petite artinique from Grenada. The ride from Grenada to Carriacou take about 90 minutes. Travelers will come ashore at the main jetty in Hillsborough. While visiting either of the two neighboring islands, vacationers can experience rich culture or embark on an exciting scuba-diving adventure.

Visiting Carriacou and Petite Martinique is easy and well worth the trip: Grenada’s sister islands offer unspoiled tropical retreats where tourist traffic is at an all-time low.

The first way, is to do it yourself. You can get the forms yourself and get all of the necessary stamps. You can find these at the local police station in St George’s Grenada. You can choose to do it this way, however, it is certainly the more time consuming process.

The second way to clear customs on St. George’s Grenada is by using a yachts service company. They will assist you with your paperwork and stamps while you relax on your yacht.

There are two yacht service companies on St. George’s Grenada where you can clear customs. Spice Island Marine is one of those

companies. We can handle the paperwork and stamps for you. You can reach Spice Island Marine Services at (444-4342).

Please be aware that immigration is only open from 8am to 3:45pm, Monday to Friday. You can anchor your yacht in St George’s nearby lagoon.