Grenada — the Spice Isle — is the southernmost of the Windward Islands, an island of extraordinary natural beauty: the nutmeg plantations, the Grand Etang rainforest crater lake, the beach at Grand Anse, the protected anchorage of St George's harbour. The island's luxury resort community has grown significantly, and the combination of natural richness and Caribbean warmth makes Grenada one of the region's most rewarding destinations.

For St George's and the Carenage. The capital's historic horseshoe harbour, the coloured buildings on the Carenage waterfront, the Fort George views — a PP linen shirt in a warm earth tone or natural with linen trousers and leather shoes. The historic port context rewards natural fabric in the natural palette.

For Grand Anse Beach. The long white-sand beach south of St George's, the resort hotels of the Grand Anse strip — white PP linen shirt over natural swim shorts, leather sandals. The standard beach combination for a long, relaxed Caribbean beach day.

For the spice estates and the interior. The nutmeg processing stations, the cocoa estates, the rainforest walks to the Grand Etang lake — a PP linen shirt in a warm earth tone or natural with linen trousers and leather shoes. The agricultural interior context asks for covered clothing and natural colourways.

For the sailing community. Grenada's Prickly Bay marina is one of the Caribbean's most active sailing destinations — the yachts that cross the Atlantic arrive here, and the sailing community that gathers makes the marina restaurants a social centre. A PP linen shirt with linen shorts and leather deck shoes carries the sailing marina context correctly.

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