Cruise ship terminal, which can be very busy at times. Few tourist shops and cafes and bars . Tour booking and taxis available. Also tourist info desk . WiFi available
complimentary wifi in the terminal 20mins and loads of cheap internet cafe
Great spot to pickup anything you may have forgotten on your trip.
One of Grenada's most finest mall. You can experience just about everything in this building. From enjoying the some of the island local fruits in smoothies. To some of our local cultural stores.
Nice set up, a bit pricey
A small mall leading to the docked ocean liners for cruise passengers. I liked it because the experience was pleasant and different from the seaport in my own country.
Not a bad port, but watch out for the taxi drivers. Thought we were getting a private taxi but they put us into a minivan and kept us for 20mins whilst they loaded it up.
Very busy when we were there. Lots of offers of tours from local taxis. Information desk extremely helpful
All shops are very touristy, but a couple of food outlets are worth a visit - try the sweet treats or the fresh juice bar.
Great range of stores. Touristy in nature but pretty cool.
Majority of the shops are usually catering to only tourists coming on a cruise, and hence charges are reasonably high. Many of them are closed, when there's no cruise.
There are some shops in the interiors and on first floor which are still okay.
There is a salon in the interiors of the mall which is good, but caters mostly to men (even though it claims it's unisex) I have been there twice, and have only seen men. It's generally crowded because rates are reasonable
Going to restroom is chargeable, which should not be.
There's nice open seating in front of the mall.
Clean, good AC lot of nice shops. Great for Cruise ship passengers and crew.
Good place for local rum; try the Cannes Royale extra old Grenada rum
Great place for food and shopping
And even to hang out
Great souvenirs, duty free shop, natural smoothie bar, free wifi, secure parking, British shoe store.
This is a cruise ship port we visited (fortunately outside of cruise ship season) as a dropping off point for a taxi. There are clean bathrooms (1 USD per person visit) and mostly junk shops inside (I am sure it is more robust during cruise season), but some have coke/water/food and are a decent stop. We got approached by multiple "We can show you around" people outside, which isn't needed for St. George's (it is small, you can get around it easily yourself). I wouldn't make this a focus stop, but nice if you need Subway or a bathroom
Not many stores to shop, expensive and students are not allowed.
Spacious. Has a bit of everything. Customer friendly. Good restrooms. Have subways there and western union.
Very good duty-free shops with a large variety, the spirits and specific rum based drinks were so many and very tasty. Souvenir shops were in a large number as well.
Many spice shots and local gift items. See GndSpiceShop for you local spices, and africian outfit. See the Celltron wireless for your technological needs.
Perfect place to get all your souvenirs and duty free stuff. The liquor/tobacco store had great deals. most of the stores sell the exact same items and there is a juice shop that makes awesome drinks. There's a Subway restaurant and another restaurant in the building for more exotic tastes. Definite bonuses are the air conditioning and free wifi.