After 5 incredible months of living in Grenada, we have moved on. Even though it was a very emotional goodbye last year, in a way, it was harder to leave this year because we were that much more attached to the people, the pets and our life there.
But, we’re travellers and our feet get itchy! The time had come for us to move on and explore other parts of our world. We were sad to go, but thinking that we’ll be returning to our favourite island in about 6 months made it that much easier to leave.
If you’re looking for an accommodation option on the island, check out Mount Cinnamon Grenada – an incredible boutique hotel!
Here’s what 5 months of living in Grenada looked like 🙂
St. George’s Carenage from above.Hiking Mount Qua Qua was quite the workout.The fish market in St. George’s has an excellent selection of fresh seafood!The stunning Grand Anse Beach peeking through the Flamboyant treeAfternoon beers at the beach, a must on a hot day!Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in St. George’sEnjoying a lunch break at Grand Anse Beach!The scuba diving in Grenada is excellent – this is Nick and Phil from Dive Grenada going in for a shore dive.This is Pumpkin one of the two dogs from our first house sit here…isn’t she adorable!We found this baby iguana hanging on to this water bucket.Our friend’s great auntie making us all the national dish of Grenada, an oil down.This is Spare Dog. We took care of him last year for almost 7 months, and again this year for 3.A gorgeous sunset at our favourite spot – La LunaMeet Macy, she was the other dog at our first house sit – look at that face!The sunset view from our first house sitting job this year.At the far southern end of Grand Anse Beach.Partying at J’ouvert, Carnival with our friends, Rolando and Kendra.A beautiful sky above our second house sit property.Some local guys that live near us – they made us the best meal!Nick and Darryl…those are some big beers!The walks along the jagged, rocky coastline are beautiful.This band, For The Love of Music, are amazing!Me and my friend Amanda having a girls day at the beach bar.A lovely hiking path leads to Hog Island.Discarded nutmeg shells line many walkways.Working with these kind of views was very distracting!Lush and green, this is why we love the wet season in the tropics.A local watering hole near our friend’s house – a great place to cool off with the kids.Dinghy concerts are unique concerts out on the water.The towering Royal Mount Carmel Falls.Look at the size of this mango compared to that spoon! I’ve never seen one so large.And last but not least, a goat!
There you have it. This is what our lives as bloggers looked like while living in Grenada. Since leaving the country, we headed to Canada for a quick 10 day visit with family, before travelling to where we currently are…Barbados!
Stay tuned to hear about our first impressions of this Caribbean island 🙂
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Dariece is a co-founder of Goats On The Road, and an expert in saving money, finance management, building an online business and of course... travel. She loves meeting new people, trying new cuisines, and learning about the unique cultures of our world. She has over 12 years of experience helping others to realize their travel dreams and has worked in numerous jobs all over the world to help pay for travel.
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