GRENADA · CHOCOLATE TOURS
The ones worth booking.
The 5 grenada chocolate tours worth booking. A short list of the ones travellers come home raving about, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Grenada in one full day: Concord Waterfalls swim, chocolate and rum tastings, plus Grand Etang rainforest views with pickup included.
Most Popular“This was a great tour of the island. We saw and learned a lot of things. It was a long day but worth it.”
Hotel pickup half-day Grenada tour: swim at Concord Waterfalls, taste Jouvay chocolate, and explore Grand Etang Lake rainforest.
“Dexter was knowledgeable and fun. Very kind and made our experience amazing. This tour was worth it.”
6-hour Grenada tour balancing St. George’s culture, Grand Étang rainforest nature, a waterfall swim, plus chocolate and rum tasting.
Grenada’s spice gardens, rum distillery, and chocolate museum tour with pickup and A/C, plus the option to add Grand Etang and Annandale Falls.
“We had a great time. Our tour guide was amazing and went above and beyond to make us feel comfortable. The tour was relaxing, didn’t feel rushed, enjoyed the tour of the island as we visited the distillery, spice garden and chocolate factory. The spice garden was our favorite! Highly recommend”
Cocoa at Belmont Estate plus Annandale Falls and Grand Etang Lake. Small-group Grenada tour with pickup, guided stops, and factory learning.
“Jeramy was a great tour guy. We loved the experience and were impressed with the information that he provided about the island. This has been our best tour here. Loved the experiences that we got yesterday. Thank you Jeramy”
Private Grenada tour mixing rum, rainforest lakes, waterfalls, river tubing, sulfur springs, and chocolate, with St. George’s and beach views.
“Our "guide" Aundrey was not knowledgeable of the Grenada history and we had to pay for all stops/entrance fees which should be noted under tour explanation. He also did not provide a good description of our tour. This tour was literally a taxi service and we just got dropped off at each stop.”
From Swiss tasting rooms to cacao farms, every chocolate town we cover.
