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Grenada in August? #187888
03/19/2019 09:32 PM
03/19/2019 09:32 PM
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My son is starting at St George University in mid-August, and we were thinking about sending him off with a sailing charter, probably early August. I know that's hurricane season but Grenada is relatively insulated from storms. How about rain/wind? Does anyone have experience with that area at that time of year? I don't want to make a dumb mistake. Any opinions or suggestions welcome!

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Re: Grenada in August? [Re: hathead] #187895
03/20/2019 07:14 AM
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I haven't been at that time of year, but keep in mind that Carnival in Grenada is around the beginning of August, the more popular accommodations can fill up quickly.


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Re: Grenada in August? [Re: hathead] #187975
03/20/2019 02:06 PM
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I've spent August and September in Grenada living on my boat or hauled out and doing work on it. From what I remember the weather wasn't much different to earlier in the year. Of course there is always a chance of a named storm but Grenada usually escapes and you can get cancellation insurance. I'd go for it.


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