Fort Jeudy

Fort Jeudy is a small coastal community on the southern coast of St George parish, Grenada, situated on the headland east of the Point Salines peninsula. The area takes its name from a historic fortification that once guarded the southern approaches to the island. Fort Jeudy is a quiet, primarily residential area with a mix of local homes and some vacation properties.

The coastline features rocky outcrops and small sandy coves, with views across to the southern Grenadines. The area is less developed than the Grand Anse strip and offers a more secluded atmosphere. The terrain is relatively flat along the coast, rising gently into hills inland.

By Plane

Maurice Bishop International Airport (GND) is approximately 5 km west. The drive takes about 12 minutes. Taxis cost around EC$40-50 (US$15-19).

By Car / Road

Fort Jeudy is on the coast road south of Grand Anse, heading towards the southern peninsula. The road is paved. Minibuses serve the main road; fares from Grand Anse are EC$3-4.

The area is small and walkable. Taxis or rental cars for longer trips. The quiet roads are suitable for cycling.

• Fort Jeudy headland — The rocky promontory with remains of the historic fort and views over the coast.

• Coastal scenery — Rocky shoreline with small coves and views towards the Grenadines.

• Local fishing boats — Small craft operate from the shore.

• Swimming — Small sandy coves along the coast offer secluded swimming.

• Snorkelling — Rocky areas have coral and marine life; bring your own gear.

• Fishing — Arrange with local fishermen for a half-day trip.

• Coastal walks — The shoreline paths are scenic.

• Local restaurants — Small family-run establishments serving fresh fish and Grenadian cuisine.
• Grand Anse restaurants (12 min drive) offer more variety.

• Small local rum shops. The nearest concentration of bars is in Grand Anse.

• Budget: Guesthouses from US$35-55/night.
• Mid-range: Vacation villas from US$80-130/night.
• Upscale: Limited — Grand Anse has the main luxury options.

• Village shops — A few small shops sell basic provisions, cold drinks, and snacks. Spiceland Mall at Grand Anse (12 min drive) has a supermarket, pharmacy, and general stores.
• Beach vendors — Local artisans sometimes sell jewellery and crafts near the beaches.

• Grand Anse (5 km / 12 min) — Main tourist beach.
• Point Salines (3 km / 7 min) — Airport area and beaches.
• St George's (10 km / 20 min) — Capital with historic sites.
• Lance aux Epines (5 km / 10 min) — Quiet peninsula with diving.