Grenada Alquiler de autos

Enterprise Rent-A-Car is proud to serve customers looking for transportation in Grenada. As part of the largest rental car company in the world, which owns and operates more than 1.5 million vehicles, we’re sure to have a location near you or your travel destination. And while we are an internationally recognized brand, Enterprise remains family-owned with one goal in mind for our customers: to exceed your expectations for service and overall value.

What’s the best way to get around Grenada? Shuttles might seem convenient, but typically, they only go to major attractions, making it more difficult to get to smaller attractions or towns. Hiring a driver can get expensive, and public transportation forces you to adhere to someone else’s schedule on your vacation.

When you rent a car from Enterprise, you have the flexibility to customize your trip. Enjoy the fun things you want to do when it is convenient for your schedule – no one else’s. Interested in exploring St. George’s ?Or would you rather relax at Morne Rouge Beach? With your Enterprise Rental Car, you can arrive early (or later) and visit these awe-inspiring attractions without crowded tour buses.

Whether you’re looking for customization or convenience, renting a car through Enterprise will help you make the most of your Grenada vacation.

• Morne Rouge Beach – Stunning, serene half-mile crescent with calm water that’s perfect for swimming or sunbathing.
• Fort Frederick – a fort that protects the harbor's eastern entrance and has stunning panoramic views of Grenada's southwestern coastline!
• Royal Mount Carmel Water – Grenada’s highest waterfall comprised of two sublime waterfalls! Mt. Carmel is an exellent place for kids to play and for families to enjoy some down time.
• Balthazar River Tubing – enjoy a unique tour of Grenada where you can soak up the exotic island scenery tubing down the Balthazar River.
• The Welcome Rock – one of the best views of the island, but travelers beware – it is a trek to get to it!
• Grenada Underwater Sculpture Park – created to promoted the regrowth and preservation of coral reefs, this collection of unique underwater sculptures is a popular site for diving & snorkeling.
• Belmont Estate – this planation tour offers delicious spice and chocolate tours! Enjoy a local museum and eatery for those interested in an extended visit.
• Mambo Beach – make Mambo Beach a stop on your trip. This beach is known for aquatic activities, sun, sandy shores, shade and everything you'll need for the perfect beach day.
• Little Grenada – also known as Klein Grenada, is a stunning, uninhabited island with gorgeous sandy beaches, palm trees and salty sea breezes.
• Fort Amsterdam – nestled in Willemstad, this military fort is characterized by bright, yellow exterior walls and was one of the first buildings constructed on the island.
• Shete Boka National Park – an area adjoined with the Christoffelpark covering that is a must-do for lovers of scenery, crashing waves, open spaces and scenic hiking.

• St. Georges – the capital of Grenada is one of the most popular tourist destinations where the history, culture and natural environment of St. George’s been preserved.
• Grand Anse – the ultimate spot for rest and relaxation. Stroll along the soft, buttery sandy beaches with stunning views of the city. Or dip your toes in these turquoise-teal waters to cool off from the lively nightlife.
• Gouyave – bring your appetite! Gouyave is known for its famous Fish Friday, a lively street food extravaganza offers a taste of authentic Grenadian fish and seafood.
• Grenville – popular town known for affordable spices and the popular River Antoine Estate Rum Distillery.