The document summarizes information about the flag, geography, culture, and tourism of Grenada. The flag of Grenada features a rectangle divided diagonally into yellow and green triangles surrounding a red border with six yellow stars and a central yellow star above a nutmeg. Grenada has a population of around 113,000 and its capital is St. George's. Some of Grenada's popular tourist attractions include Grand Anse Beach, Grand Etang Lake, Seven Sisters Falls, and the Underwater Sculpture Park in St. George.
3. Design : A rectangle divided diagonally
into two yellow triangles and two green
triangles at the hoist and fly, surrounded
by a red border charged with six five
pointed yellow stars, another five-
pointed yellow star on a red disc at the
centre, and a nutmeg at the hoist. The
representation of a nutmeg is symbolic
of the islands' primary export, and was
the one feature from the previous flag
that was preserved.
Use : National Flag
Adopted on: 7 February 1974
Designed by: Anthony C.George
Country : Grenada
Proportion : 3: 5
4. Capital : Saint George's
Dialing Code : +1
Currency : Eastern Caribbean dollar
Population : 113,094 (July 2020)
Continent : North America
Religion : Christianity
Language : English
Area : 348.5 Sq Km
Grenada is also known as the "Island of Spice" due to its
production of nutmeg and mace crops.
7. Chill on the Beach
Get a Taste of History
Sample the Local Flavors
Explore the Rainforest
Go on a Watery Adventure!
Dive Underwater
Take in the Scenery on a Sailing Trip
8. The Underwater Sculpture Park in St. George’s was conceptualized with the aim to help preserve the coral
reefs. Jason deCaires Taylor, the creator of the underwater sculptures located off the west coast of Grenada, has
noted that the sculptures serve as artificial reefs.
1. Underwater Sculpture Park in St. George
9. Grand Etang, which is said to be a bottomless lake because nobody has been able to find its
bottom with SONAR. The lake was formed over a dormant volcano, and it has become a popular
tourist attraction. There is also a tale that it is home to the legendary Loch Ness monster and that
beautiful mermaids have been spotted swimming in it.
2.Grand Etang Lake
10. Grenada is filled with amazing beaches, and one of the most popular is Grand Anse Beach.
Grand Anse is an extensive strand with lots of shade and amazing views. Morne Rouge Beach is also a good
option and a little quieter than most. Grenada has almost 50 beaches.
3. Amazing beaches
11. One of the most amazing waterfalls on the island is the Seven Sisters
Falls which is located in the Grand Etang National Park.
4. Refreshing waterfalls
12. Nutmeg is the only tropical fruit that is the source of two different spices, obtained from different
parts of the plant. Nutmeg is the seed of the tree, while mace is the dried “lacy” reddish covering
or aril of the seed. The trees reach full production twenty years after planting . Grenada producing
and exporting the largest percentage of the world’s supply of nutmeg.
5. Nutmeg
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18. Grenada is also home to all three types of
cocoa in the world. Grenada’s House of
Chocolates is the place where you can taste
different types of cocoa.
Guava jam is made from delicious, sun-
ripened Grenada guava fruits. This
delightful jam can be used on toast, in
pastries and desserts.
19. There are two very popular brands of rum benefiting
from local spices (and sugar cane of course!): the
extremely potent River Antoine Rum and Westerhall
Rum. The former is not always available due to its
popularity.
The process of creating Batiks involves applying
dye to fabric, as well wax in areas that are not to be
dyed. This style of clothing design originated in
Indonesia, and Grenada is one of the islands.
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