A view of St. Georges, Grenada from the cruise ship.
St. Georges, Grenada
The water at the cruise port was very clear. There was a lot of reef fish, crabs, and coral that can been seen walking off the pier. I think that was a school of Creole Wrasse in the photo above.
Breadfruit - Artocarpus altilis, was abundant on the island as well as many other fruits, vegetables, and plants used for producing spices.
Grenada has lots of vegetation.
This farm we hiked through had a wide variety of fruits, vegetables, spices, and other plants used by humans such as Mahogany trees for furniture.
The path to the Seven Sisters fall was very scenic.
It is a bit muddy and steep in some parts so wear shoes with good traction and that can get wet!
I spotted a few of these lizards - Anolis richardii.
Lots of Heliconia blooming along the way to the falls.
Seven Sisters Falls
The second waterfall below the first.
Take a dip! You will feel so refreshed for the hike back.
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