Springs

Springs is a small inland community in St George parish, Grenada, located in the hills above the coast. The name likely refers to natural water springs in the area, common in Grenada's volcanic landscape. Springs is a quiet agricultural and residential community with no tourist infrastructure, offering an authentic glimpse of rural Grenadian life.

The terrain is hilly with rich volcanic soil supporting cocoa, nutmeg, banana, and other tropical crops. The roads wind through lush vegetation and small farmsteads. The community has a peaceful, unhurried atmosphere far from the tourist areas below.

By Plane

Maurice Bishop International Airport (GND) is approximately 8 km southwest. The drive takes about 20 minutes. Taxis cost around EC$50-65 (US$19-24).

By Car / Road

Springs is accessed by turning inland from the coast road and climbing into the hills. Roads are narrow and winding but paved. Minibuses serve the coast road; a taxi is needed for the hillside roads.

Walking along the rural roads. A car or taxi is needed for connections to the coast.

• Agricultural landscape — Cocoa, nutmeg, and banana plantations on the volcanic hillsides.

• Natural springs — The water sources that give the community its name.

• Tropical vegetation — Lush forest and gardens throughout the area.

• Nature walks — The rural roads and trails through agricultural land are pleasant for walking.

• Birdwatching — The forested hills attract many tropical species.

• No restaurants — St George's and Grand Anse (20 min by taxi) have full dining options.

• No bars — nearest are on the coast road below.

• Budget: Very limited — a few homestays may be available by local arrangement.
• Mid-range: Not available in Springs.
• Upscale: Not available.

• No shops in Springs. Nearest shopping is on the coast road at Grand Anse or St George's (20 min by taxi).
• Local produce — Fresh fruit and spices available from farmers in the area.

• St George's (6 km / 15 min) — Capital with full amenities.
• Grand Anse (7 km / 18 min) — Main tourist beach.
• Grand Etang National Park (8 km / 20 min) — Crater lake and trails.
• Grenville (20 km / 40 min east) — Second-largest town on the east coast.