Before you go to Grenada: what to know
Must know
- Complete the online ED card before travel; keep the receipts and get your passport stamped on arrival.
- Camouflage clothing is illegal, including for children.
- Check recovery-related service limitations before visiting Carriacou or Petite Martinique.
Entry and visas
Bring a passport valid at least 6 months after arrival, onward/return ticket and accommodation address. British tourists can enter visa-free for up to three months. Chinese citizens are visa-exempt for up to 30 days. Use the online ED-card portal before departure and check the actual stay granted at immigration.
Online arrival forms and permits
- Grenada Online ED card ↗ required
Within 72 hours before arrival; complete before departure · Arriving travellers
Passport validity: At least 6 months after arrival.
At the border you may be asked for
- Ensure the immigration officer stamps your passport.
Customs
- Declare restricted or dutiable goods.
Checked October 30, 2026 · Sources: gov.uk ↗, gd.china-embassy.gov.cn ↗, anzen.mofa.go.jp ↗
Money
Cash and cards are both common. Cards are accepted mainly in cities and tourist areas.
Apple Pay — no data · Google Pay — no data
- US dollars are accepted. Hotels and car-rental firms accept major cards.
- The tourism authority recommends exchanging at banks.
Checked October 30, 2026 · Sources: puregrenada.com ↗
Rules and bans
Prohibited
- Camouflage clothing
- Removing coral or protected wildlife
Laws visitors break unknowingly
- Obtain a temporary local driving permit before driving.
Checked October 30, 2026 · Sources: puregrenada.com ↗, gov.uk ↗
Culture and clothing
Religion: Several religious denominations have churches across the towns and villages.
Clothing: Keep swimwear for the beach; wear light clothing and suitable shoes for hiking.
Etiquette
- Agree taxi fares before departure.
Checked October 30, 2026 · Sources: puregrenada.com ↗, gov.uk ↗
Climate
Atlantic hurricane season runs June-November; follow local forecasts and evacuation instructions.
Month by month
- January: Jan: outside official hurricane season; storms still possible
- February: Feb: outside official hurricane season; storms still possible
- March: Mar: outside official hurricane season; storms still possible
- April: Apr: outside official hurricane season; storms still possible
- May: May: outside official hurricane season; storms still possible
- June: Jun: official hurricane season; monitor forecasts
- July: Jul: official hurricane season; monitor forecasts
- August: Aug: official hurricane season; monitor forecasts
- September: Sep: official hurricane season; monitor forecasts
- October: Oct: official hurricane season; monitor forecasts
- November: Nov: official hurricane season; monitor forecasts
- December: Dec: outside official hurricane season; storms still possible
Best season: December-May avoids the official hurricane season; check local rainfall and forecasts.
Checked October 30, 2026 · Sources: gov.uk ↗
What to pack
- Travel documents and insurance details
- Medicines in original packaging
- A backup payment method
Do not bring / prohibited to import
- Carrying packages for strangers
Practical
Plugs: 220 V, 50 Hz; check your device and adapter requirements
Water: Tourism guidance describes tap water as drinkable; follow local supply notices.
Traffic: drives on the left
Mobile and eSIM: Flow and Digicel provide mobile services; confirm current packages and coverage.
Checked October 30, 2026 · Sources: puregrenada.com ↗
Entry rules change. Before your trip, check the website of the embassy or immigration service of the country.