Grenada is at the bottom of the Windward chain of islands, but it is one of the most diverse islands with long, sandy beaches, rolling countryside and lush rain forest terrain.  It’s perfect for agriculture, yielding more spices per acre than anywhere else in the world.  I bought some spices to bring home.  The island has electricity and telephones, but the lack of rivers has made water a valuable resource, and all homes have a storage tank to collect rainwater running off the roof.