The climate, culture, and cost of living all make Grenada an ideal location for a superyacht’s home port or seasonal charter base. It enjoys a much lower crime rate than many Caribbean islands, and Grenada’s position south of the hurricane belt means it can be used year round.
Renting a house in an urban area costs around US$1200 to $3000 per month, and a villa approximately US$2500 a week. The rental cost of a typical family car is US$800 to $1000 per month and petrol is less than US$5 a gallon. A typical restaurant lunch will only set you back US$12 to $20.
Schooling in Grenada, both state and private, enjoys a high reputation in the region. St. George’s University was founded over 30 years ago as a School of Medicine. Since that time the University has added a School of Veterinary Medicine and a School of Arts and Sciences which includes an internationally focused MBA programme.
Renting a house in an urban area costs around US$1200 to $3000 per month, and a villa approximately US$2500 a week. The rental cost of a typical family car is US$800 to $1000 per month and petrol is less than US$5 a gallon. A typical restaurant lunch will only set you back US$12 to $20.
Schooling in Grenada, both state and private, enjoys a high reputation in the region. St. George’s University was founded over 30 years ago as a School of Medicine. Since that time the University has added a School of Veterinary Medicine and a School of Arts and Sciences which includes an internationally focused MBA programme.
Easy access internationally
Grenada is easily accessible from many major cities (see Getting Here for more information) and provides a stimulating and varied lifestyle for its residents. Many sports facilities are within easy reach of Port Louis Marina, with tennis, golf, hiking, horse riding, scuba diving and many other activities readily available.
