Maurice Bishop Airport serves Grenada, known as the 'Spice Isle' for its production of nutmeg, cinnamon and other spices, about 8 km from the capital Saint George's.
It is the entry point to Saint George's, considered among the most picturesque Caribbean capitals, and to the beaches of Grand Anse.
How to get to Point Salines International Airport
By Car
By Train
By Bus
Average travel time to GND
Parking near Point Salines International Airport
The official parking is located right in front of the terminal.
Video surveillance is in place, with moderate rates.
How to get to St. George's from GND
By Train
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Car rental at Point Salines International Airport
Leading car rental companies have desks at the airport.
Bring your driver's license, passport, and credit card in the driver's name for the security deposit; a temporary local driver's license may be requested at the time of rental.
Hotels near Point Salines International Airport
Grand Anse and L'Anse aux Epines
From Point Salines airport, Grand Anse is about 10 minutes by taxi (6-7 km): Coyaba and Radisson are on the beach about 6 km away, Allamanda a little further inland; the Calabash in L'Anse aux Epines is about 9-10 minutes away, Catappa Condos in Morne Rouge about 15 minutes.
Best for: Travellers who want the beach a few steps away and a short transfer from the airport, without giving up nearby restaurants and shopping centres.
- Grand Anse beach, among the best known in the Caribbean, just minutes or steps from the properties
- Spiceland Mall and the area's restaurants reachable on foot from several hotels
- A tourist area, so prices are higher than for apartments in the centre
- Reaching the historic centre of Saint George's still takes 15-20 minutes by car or a local bus
Recommended hotels
- Radisson Grenada Beach Resort 229 low-rise rooms right on Grand Anse beach, about 6 km and 12-15 minutes from the airport; direct sea access and the Grand Anse Shopping Center just steps away. View availability
- Coyaba Beach Resort All-inclusive resort with 80 rooms on Grand Anse beach, two restaurants and a dive centre; about 6 km and roughly ten minutes from the airport. View availability
- Allamanda Beach Hotel 46 rooms overlooking the white sand of Grand Anse, 3 minutes' walk from Spiceland Mall; about 16 minutes by car from the airport. View availability
- Calabash Hotel 5-star boutique hotel with 30 suites in L'Anse aux Epines, on Prickly Bay; a Relais & Châteaux member since 2017, with spa, two restaurants and a pool. About 9-10 minutes from the airport. View availability
- Catappa Condos Six duplex condominiums and two penthouses in Morne Rouge, with bay views and just steps from Grand Anse and BBC Beach; about 15 minutes from the airport. View availability
Saint George's and the Carenage
About 15-20 minutes by taxi from Point Salines airport (about 8 km); local buses connect Saint George's to Grand Anse and the airport along the coast.
Best for: Travellers who want the historic Carenage harbour, the markets and the life of the capital within reach, accepting a longer transfer from the airport.
- Covered market, fort and the Carenage reachable on foot from the centre
- Room prices generally lower than the Grand Anse coastal strip
- No beaches in town: reaching the sea still means heading towards Grand Anse
- A harbour area busy by day, with few dinner options beyond the main streets
Recommended hotels
- Carenage View Apartment with two bedrooms and a panoramic view of the Carenage harbour and Grand Anse in the distance; within walking distance of the historic centre, on every local bus line. View availability
- Deyna's City Inn A simple hotel on Melville Street, just steps from the bus terminal and the cruise ship port; traditional breakfast with bakes and salt fish, praised by guests. View availability
Airport services
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Terminal guide
The terminal is sized to handle intense seasonal tourist traffic.
The recommended safety margin for international flights is 2–3 hours.
Map of Point Salines International Airport
Frequently asked questions
Q. Why is Grenada called the "Spice Isle"?
For its significant production of nutmeg, cinnamon and other spices: it's among the world's largest nutmeg producers.
Q. Are US dollars accepted in Grenada?
Yes, widely, alongside the official currency, the Eastern Caribbean dollar (XCD): credit cards are common in hotels and resorts, while cash remains useful for taxis and small local purchases.
Q. When is hurricane season in Grenada?
From June to November, peaking between August and October: check forecasts if travelling during this period.
Q. Do you need a visa for Grenada?
No, for most Western nationalities, including Italian, for short tourist stays.
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