The ''untouched'' & secluded beaches and islands.

Grenada has an irregular coastline, with many small bays, beaches, coves and inlets. There are about 45 beautiful beaches.  All beaches on the island are public property allowing free access to them.
It also has several secluded and private beaches, many of which seem untouched. Most of the popular beaches lie in the southwestern part of Grenada such as the beaches at Calabash, Lance aux Epines, and Horseshoe.  

Grand Anse Beach This is the most popular beach of the island that enjoys an international repute. The Grand Anse Beach is located just south of the capital city of St. George's, on the western coast of the island. It is a stretch of 2 miles of white sand in a sheltered bay.

There are around six beaches that lie between Grand Anse and Point Salines. These white sand beaches are easily access able and usually a little more private than Grand Anse.