Resilience and rebellion are not just concepts in Grenada, it is a tangible legacy that reverberates throughout the small and mighty island. A spirit that I imagine will continue to preserve Jab and protect it from commercialisation. Despite its growing popularity as a tourist destination, Grenadian culture remains strong and unapologetically authentic to itself. The lush greenery, nutmeg-tinged air, warm cocoa tea, golden beaches, and more only add to the island's allure.

To visit Grenada is to fully immerse oneself in its vibrant culture; it is a privilege where the needs of tourists are catered to but not centred. Grenada will not bend its culture to fit you; instead, it will welcome you into its world with open arms and invite you to experience its beauty on its own terms.