Grenada Travel Safety Guide
What are the emergency numbers in Grenada?
Grenada emergency numbers: 911 (Police), 911 (Ambulance), 911 (Fire Department).
Is Grenada safe for travelers?
Violent crime and sexual assault do occur. Resort settings can feel easy, but isolated beaches and quiet roads at night deserve extra caution.
Theft from cars, beaches, and tourist accommodation still happens.
What health risks should travelers know about in Grenada?
Hurricane season can disrupt flights and ferries. Heat, sun, dehydration, and mosquito bites are more realistic routine issues than exotic fears.
How is transportation in Grenada?
Use licensed taxis or known transport after dark instead of relying on informal lifts.
What should travelers know about money in Grenada?
Currency is East Caribbean dollar (XCD). Cards work in many hotels and restaurants, but cash is still useful for taxis, tips, and smaller businesses.
Taxis are common, but agreeing the fare before the ride can save hassle.
Which embassies are in Grenada?
Mostly in St. George's.
Brazil
China
Holy See (Vatican City)
Netherlands
United Kingdom
United States
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the emergency number in Grenada?
In Grenada, you can reach police at 911, ambulance at 911. These numbers work from any phone, including mobile phones without a local SIM card.
Is Grenada safe for tourists?
Violent crime and sexual assault do occur. Resort settings can feel easy, but isolated beaches and quiet roads at night deserve extra caution.
What currency is used in Grenada?
Currency is East Caribbean dollar (XCD). Cards work in many hotels and restaurants, but cash is still useful for taxis, tips, and smaller businesses.
What health precautions should I take in Grenada?
Hurricane season can disrupt flights and ferries. Heat, sun, dehydration, and mosquito bites are more realistic routine issues than exotic fears.
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