Grenada Travel & Emergency Guide
Essential emergency numbers, speed limits, etiquette & travel tips
Open in WooGu (100% Offline)Emergency Numbers in Grenada
911
General Emergency
911
Police
434
Ambulance / Medical
911
Fire Department
Key Travel Facts
Capital
St. George's
Currency
XCD (Ostkaribischer Dollar)
Official Language
English
Country Code
+1 473
Driving Rules & Speed Limits in Grenada
Urban / City
20 mph (32 km/h)
Rural
40 mph (64 km/h)
Highway
40 mph (64 km/h)
Alcohol Limit
0.5 ‰
Toll & Vignette: No toll roads in Grenada.
Tipping & Etiquette
Recommendation: 5–10% customary
- DO Always greet locals warmly with 'Good morning' or 'Good afternoon'.
- DO Purchase fresh nutmeg, cloves, and cinnamon at St. George's Market.
- DO Taste the traditional national dish Oil Down.
- DON'T Do not wear swimwear in towns, shops, or restaurants.
- DON'T Do not wear camouflage clothing (strictly forbidden for civilians).
- DON'T Do not pick fruits or spices from trees without permission.
Power Sockets & Tap Water
Plug Type & Electricity: Type G (230V, 50Hz – British 3-pin standard, travel adapter required).
Tap Water: Generally treated in hotels and resorts; bottled water recommended for sensitive travelers.
Insider Tip: Tour the historic nutmeg processing station in Gouyave and snorkel the underwater sculpture park in Moliniere Bay.
