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Grenada September holidays
5 Reasons to love a September holiday in Grenada
- One of the quietest months of the year.
- Grenada in September is lusciously green and vibrantly coloured compared to the drier months with the wildlife thriving.
- Despite the higher rainfall, expect sunny days and warm seas.
- Make the most of the indoor attractions in Grenada, like one of the many rum distilleries, House of Chocolate and Grenada National Museum.
- Grab a cheap holiday deal outside of peak dates.
Holidays to Grenada in September
Festivals and events in Grenada in September
September is quiet on the events front with the revelry of carnival consigned to August so it’s a wonderful time to experience the natural beauty of the island. Whether that’s from the comfort of an oceanview villa at Maca Bana or adventuring into the Grand Etang.
Top places to visit in Grenada in September
Without big events, it’s time to explore what this beautiful island has to offer. Outside the sumptuous resorts, you’ll find the towns dotted with colourful colonial houses, the coasts framed in pristine white sand beaches. St George's is close to many of the incredible resorts and offers a window into the rich history of the island with landmarks like Fort George and the lively hub of Carenage perfect for immersing yourself.
Just 15 minutes outside St Georges, the Spice Island Beach Resort (one of only 6 AAA Five diamond resorts in the Caribbean) is a phenomenal choice to experience the island. Their Seagrape suites open out onto the world-famous Grand Anse beach.
What’s the weather like in Grenada in September?
In September, Grenada has an average temperature of 27°C, with highs of 31°C and lows of 23°C. September is the peak month of the hurricane season so expect heavy rain and possible storms. You still get long hours of sunshine and good weather for beach days in September, just don’t expect them to be as consistent as other months.
What to pack for a holiday in Grenada in September
General packing tips for September:
- 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.