Grenada - Update History
- March 2024: Security updated with outcome.
- February 2024: Security incident updated with tragic catamaran hijacking.
- February 2024: Communications section – updated Grenada Cruisers FB page provided by SV Music. Health, Documents, Fees, and Customs checked and updated.
- December 2023: Health section updated.
- November 2023: Security section updated with latest dinghy theft reported to CSSN.
- August 2023: Security section updated with latest dinghy theft reported to CSSN.
- July 2023: Grenada customs confirmed ports of entry and clearance info.
- May 2023: Security updated with latest report from CSSN.
- April 2023: Security updated with latest report from CSSN.
- March 2023: Pet Import details updated.
- February 2023: Updated Cruiser VHF Net added on Communications section.
- November 2022: Security information updated with latest report from CSSN.
- October 2022: Security information updated with latest report from CSSN.
- October 2022: Biosecurity checked. No changes.
- May 2022: Communications (DIgicel) section updated from Anita, Island Dreams.
- April 2022: All Covid travel restrictions removed – Biosecurity updated.
- February 2022: Security section updated with latest dinghy theft report from CSSN, and Covid protocols updated.
- January 2022: Remainder of Formalities and facts checked and updated. Covid protocols updated following change in December.
- December 2021: Entry formalities and fees updated with feedback from the ARC team.
- November 2021: Covid protocols updated as testing and quarantine on arrival removed.
- August 2021: Covid protocols updated as rules change.
- July 2021: Covid protocols updated with vaccinated traveler info.
- May 2021: Covid protocols updated with new mooring info. from MAYAG.
- February 2021: Biosecurity Covid info. archived and updated. Security section updated with latest reports.
- September 2020: Visa extension fee updated.
- June 2020: Fees updated with feedback from Pieter Reves.
- March 16, 2020: New COVID-19 arrival procedures for yachts fwd. by OCC and added to biosecurity.
- March 15, 2020: COVID-19 info. updated with feedback from OCC.
- March 2020: Clearance updated with COVID-19 restrictions and general clearance process confirmed as accurate by MAYAG.
- January 2020: Security section updated with watermaker theft.
- January 2020: Information on Cruiser Net updated from Caribbean Compass magazine. Formalities information checked from Marine and Yachting Association of Grenada.
- September 2019: Security section updated with outboard theft.
- July 2019: Security section further updated with subsequent info. from CSSN.
- June 2019: Security section updated with information about new convoy service and news item by CSSN re security problems in Grenada.
- May 2019: Updated pet section with info from SY Ice Floe.
- July 2018: Cruiser’s Net information updated.
- November 2017: All formalities confirmed as correct and up to date by SV Totem.
- October 2017: Checked all port/marina sections.
- September 2017: Importing yacht spares information updated with rules from Grenada Customs and MAYAG.
- November 2016: Security section updated by Denise Simpson.
- July 2016: Customs bringing in spares updated from Eastern Caribbean Cruisers Facebook page.
- March 2016: Immigration hours & fees updated by Andrew on HapiCat.
- October 2015: Security Section updated.
- May 2015: Publications checked.
- April 2015: Added updated information to General/Money.
- January 2014: WiFi updates from the Grenada Cruisers Facebook page.
- December 2013: Immigration updated with information sent by Anita Sutton of the Marine & Yachting Association of Grenada.
- December 2012: Communications info. updated by Ken Goodings of SY Silverheels III.
- May 2012: Fees updated by S.Lhuissier.
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