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Chilling

I'm a Caribbean developer and I made a free browser game where you live in Grenada or run it. St George's, Grand Anse, Gouyave, Carriacou and the parishes are all in it, with real towns and roads. You can pick a career (farmer, hustler, graduate, migrant, founder), travel to seven other Caribbean countries, vote, run for office, or run the government with a budget and a cabinet. The parties and the people in it are made up.

It plays on a phone with no install and no ads: https://runtings.me

I'd really like to know what we got wrong about home. Wrong town names, wrong prices, wrong food, anything. Tell me and I'll fix it.

Hi! I'm relocating to Grenada with my spouse and toddler. We will have a little over $8,000.00 Eastern Caribbean Dollars each month; not including rent. We'll be working mostly in the St. George's parish.

What type of lifestyle could we afford? Which parish would be ideal for modern furniture, beautiful views and easy access to work if needed to be on site?

Could we afford a housekeeper, pre prepped meals, a driver and private school for the toddler? What about activities?

Thank you so much!

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Chilling enjoying my sweet paradise Grenada 🇬🇩🏝️💯

moving to Grenada soon to study for a few semesters but unsure what to look out for when renting an apartment and the best locations to rent/places I should avoid. any tips would be greatly appreciated! studying at SGU.

Also, has anyone used Grenada Island reality? Are they reputable?

I visit my grandad every other year normally in Easter or Summer. I normally travel with family and we spend most of our time visiting relatives or going to the beach. I’ve been to most of the tourist spots, historical sites and markets.
I’m happy to travel around the island and I’d really like to do something craft related like a carnival costume workshop, jumbie stilt walking, kalenda, pan, anything practical. I can’t seem to find any contacts for this though and would love to connect with anyone willing to share their skills or knowledge.

Thanks

Has anyone experienced or seen ufos or anything they couldn't explained?

In the 1970s, Grenada's first PM Gairy, launched a campaign at the United Nations to demand research into UFOs and extraterrestrial life so im just wondering how often it was (or is) for it that to be an idea.

Anyone when these are due to finish?

I've checked, albeit half-heartedly.

Still no luck, this is my first resort.

Hi i‘m a 30(F) and i’m interested in doing Grenada’s Spicemas carnival in 2027.I’m currently looking for a possible roommate to share accommodation with.Reply if interested.

I’ve been to Grenada and Carriacou several times and spent a couple weeks in Grenada during August for Spicemas, but February 2027 will be my first time visiting Carriacou for Kayak Mas. If you have suggestions or tips for making the best of my time in Carriacou, please share them.

Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

Hi doctors of Grenada!

I’m currently studying medicine in Indonesia and will graduate in a couple of years. After that, I’ll complete my internship/clinical training and hopefully work as a GP in Indonesia for a while.

I visited Grenada during a holiday and honestly LOVED the country and the people. I connected with the place so much that I’ve seriously started considering whether I could eventually work there as an IMG.

I’m not expecting residency or specialization or anything as I’d actually be completely happy staying a GP long-term. I’m willing to work hard, including long hours, and I’d genuinely like the opportunity to contribute to the community while also learning from practicing medicine there.

For anyone familiar with the process:
1. Is it possible for an Indonesian-trained doctor to get registered and work in Grenada as a GP/general doctor?
2. How difficult is the registration process for IMGs?
3. Is there actually a reasonable number of opportunities for foreign-trained doctors?
4. Would prior GP experience in Indonesia help with getting a job?

Would really appreciate hearing from any Grenadian doctors or IMGs who know how this works!

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Grenadines

Hey,

We will sadly only be visiting Grenada, on a one day trip aboard Explora, we really like to see local produce and fund local economic activity so try to avoid "large" scale tours and non-local businesses.

We will have from around 10:00-18:00 ashore, a few questions below.

• Would we be best renting a car? If so any recommendations?
• What MUST we see in Grenada, I love chocolate so anything involving this would be great.
• We also love just scenery and if there is any museums and a local spot for lunch.

Thanks in advance!

flying into Grenada on Sunday! so obviously this is a government link: https://edcard.gov.gd/en but seeing a lot of people say you just fill out the form on the flight for customs. has anyone flown recently that has insight- should I do the online form or is it pointless?

Looking for Chinese EV owners, mechanics, and automotive teachers in Grenada — research help

Hi everyone,

I worked as a Chinese teacher at the Confucius Institute at T.A. Marryshow Community College (TAMCC) from August 2025 to August 2026, and during my time in Grenada I became very interested in the connection between Chinese language learning and vocational education.

I am now doing research on “Chinese + vocational skills,” especially Chinese electric vehicle repair in Grenada.

My goal is to eventually develop a small, practical set of bilingual learning materials that could help local mechanics, automotive students, teachers, and vehicle owners better understand and work with Chinese EVs.

One reason I became interested in this topic is that some Chinese vehicles enter Grenada through used or imported-vehicle channels. In some cases, the vehicle interface, warning messages, manuals, technical information, or online repair resources may still be mainly in Chinese. At the same time, local experience with Chinese EV repair and official after-sales support is still limited.

So I am especially interested in hearing from:

• Chinese EV or hybrid owners in Grenada
• Mechanics or people working in garages
• Automotive teachers or students
• People who have imported Chinese vehicles
• Anyone who has had trouble understanding a vehicle warning, manual, repair video, software interface, parts information, or other technical information because of language

You do not need to know Chinese, and you do not need to be an EV expert.

If you have ever had a problem with an EV, a Chinese vehicle, or foreign-language vehicle information — or if you are simply interested in this topic — I would be very grateful if you could leave a comment or message me.

Even a short personal experience would be very helpful.

For example:

• Have you seen or used a Chinese EV in Grenada?
• Have you ever had trouble understanding something on the vehicle or in a manual?
• If you could not understand the information, how did you solve the problem?
• Did you use Google, YouTube, translation apps, AI, another mechanic, or someone overseas?

I hope this research can eventually produce something practical that may actually be useful in Grenada, rather than only becoming an academic paper.

Thank you very much, and I would really appreciate hearing your experiences.

Hello!
My fiance and I are having to change our honeymoon after the news that El Niño will make Peru an unsafe and uncomfortable place to be for out november honeymoon. We are starting in Costa Rica and are now looking a new destination to follow Costa Rica.

We loved the idea of Peru for its food, the ability to immerse into culture without it feeling touristy, the diversity, the nature, and the people.

I am an anthropologist and shes an artist, perhaps that gives you a bit of an understanding of what we are looking for.

Could Grenada be a good choice for us?