About Grenada

The Spice Isle

Welcome to Grenada

Grenada, officially the State of Grenada, is a Caribbean island country consisting of the island of Grenada and six smaller islands at the southern end of the Grenadines in the southeastern Caribbean Sea. Known as the "Spice Isle," Grenada is the world's second-largest producer of nutmeg and mace crops.

With its stunning natural beauty — from the cascades of Grand Etang to the powder-white sands of Grand Anse Beach — Grenada offers an unmatched quality of life. The island boasts a stable political climate, a growing economy, and a welcoming community.

For property investors, Grenada represents a unique opportunity: a Citizenship by Investment programme, no capital gains tax, no inheritance tax, and residency permits available for property purchasers above certain thresholds.

Key Facts

Grenada at a Glance

344 km²

Total Area

114,000

Population

26–30°C

Year-Round Temp

4 hrs

From New York

Parishes

Discover Every Parish

Grenada is divided into six parishes on the main island plus the dependency of Carriacou and Petite Martinique. Each parish has its own distinct character.

St. George

Capital, Grand Anse, Fort Jeudy, Lance Aux Epines

St. David

Scenic coastline, Westerhall Point

St. Andrew

Largest parish, agriculture, waterfalls

St. Patrick

North coast, Levera beach, national park

St. Mark

Victoria, west coast, peaceful communities

Carriacou

Outer island, boatbuilding tradition

Investment Benefits

Why Invest in Grenada?

No Capital Gains Tax

Grenada does not impose capital gains tax on property sales, making it highly attractive for investors.

No Inheritance Tax

Property can be passed to heirs without inheritance tax, preserving generational wealth.

Citizenship by Investment

Qualify for Grenadian citizenship through approved real estate investment from as low as $220,000 USD.

Stable Political Climate

A democratic, English-speaking nation with consistent governance and strong rule of law.

Growing Tourism

Rising visitor numbers fuel strong rental demand, particularly in luxury short-term accommodation.

Residency Permits

Property purchasers can apply for residency, enabling full-time island living in paradise.