Fishing on Your Cruise Stop in Grand Anse
Grand Anse: Beach and Deep-Water Fishing
Grand Anse Beach, a two-mile stretch of white sand on Grenada's southwest coast, is the island's top tourist destination. It's a 10-minute taxi ride from the St. George's cruise terminal. While most visitors come for the beach, the deep water just offshore makes Grand Anse a convenient fishing departure point with several operators based at the beach.
Fishing Options
Offshore trolling from Grand Anse targets blue marlin, yellowfin tuna, wahoo, and mahi-mahi. The deep-water edge is remarkably close — some boats reach productive fishing grounds in under 15 minutes. Reef fishing along the underwater ridge system south of the beach produces snapper, grouper, and kingfish on shorter trips ideal for families.
What to Know
- Beach-based operators and nearby True Blue Bay Marina offer charters
- Half-day trips: $500-$900
- Easy to combine with beach time — fish the morning, swim the afternoon
- Some operators offer catch-and-cook with beachfront restaurants
Grand Anse makes it easy to split your day between world-class beach time and world-class fishing. The proximity of deep water to this beautiful beach is a rare combination that Grenada delivers perfectly.