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Grenada July holidays

5 Reasons to love a July holiday in Grenada

  • Long days of sunshine.
  • Hot temperatures of around 28°C.
  • Get ready for the Spicemas Festival Carnival starting at the end of July.
  • Any showers will be short-lived and a refreshing break from the heat.
  • July is between the shoulder and low season, meaning you can get a great holiday deal and beaches tend to be less crowded.

Holidays to Grenada in July

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Festivals and events in Grenada in July

July in Grenada is all about getting ready for the annual Carnival, Spicemas Festival. Celebrations begin at the end of the month and carry on through to the second Tuesday of August. Expect dazzling costumes, live music and dancing till dawn.

Top places to visit in Grenada in July

The idea of it being wet puts off tourists visiting the Caribbean, making July a much quieter and more tranquil time of year. The start of the month is perfect for a relaxing getaway but be aware that toward the end of July tourism picks up in the lead-up to Carnival. Make the most of the low season and visit some of the popular sites in Grenada - take in a chocolate tour at Belmont Estate, stock up on spice at Dougaldston Estate, or take a walk through beautiful tropical flowers to Annandale Falls - a 10-metre waterfall tucked away between verdant vegetation.

What’s the weather like in Grenada in July?

In July, Grenada has an average temperature of 27.5°C, with highs of 31°C and lows of 23°C. The chance of rain is high with an average of 230mm falling over 20 days in the month so there’s no denying it’s a bit wetter than most, and with that comes humidity, but even now rain is sporadic, coming down in heavier fits and starts.

What to pack for a holiday in Grenada in July

General packing tips for July:

  • Pack light clothing, swimwear and shoes suited to a summer holiday.
  • Smart-casual outfits for the evening
  • Bring a light raincoat or small umbrella for downpours
  • Don’t forget sun cream, sunglasses and a hat for protection from the sun.
  • Strong bug spray and after-bite remedy.
  • Travel plug adapter.
  • Prescription medicines.
  • Comfy shoes for exploring the island.
  • Tote bag for shopping and to use as a beach bag.
  • If you wish to snorkel from the beach, bring your own snorkelling equipment.

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