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Grenada: Spice Island

Start Date:
01/04/2010
End Date:
30/04/2010
Location
Calabash Hotel
07984 205 126
Nutmeg, Cinnamon, Cocoa & Allspice. Come and explore the Caribbean’s market garden in our April 2010 tour. Grenada is a treat for all the senses and provides everyone with an invaluable lesson in spices. Explore St George’s colourful market, the island’s working plantations and organic farms before using your newly found knowledge in a series of exciting classes. Classes range from decadent chocolate dessert-making, rustling up traditional Grenadian dishes to a fusion affair at Calabash’s Rhode’s restaurant. Lose yourself in the exotic story of spices on this friendly island.
 
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