Maurice Bishop International Airport

Maurice Bishop International Airport handles all commercial and private traffic into Grenada, with no alternative field on the island. Private jets arrive at the general aviation ramp on the south side of the field. The terminal is compact, and customs and immigration processing is straightforward for most arrivals, though volume spikes during sailing regattas and the December holiday season can slow things down.

The airport sits at sea level on a reclaimed peninsula at Point Salines. Approaches are over open water, and the runway is fully instrument-capable. Slot requirements are not a factor for private operations. If arriving during peak tourism periods (late January around Spice Mas, or the Grenada Sailing Festival in January and February), call ahead to confirm ramp space.

Grand Anse Beach, the island's main resort strip, is about 2 miles from the terminal, roughly a 10-minute taxi ride. Saint George's is 5 miles northeast, typically 15 to 20 minutes by road depending on traffic near the Carenage harbor. Taxis are metered and available at the terminal. There is no dedicated car service fleet on the island, but hotels arrange transfers on request. Water taxis from the Carenage can reach some properties faster than road routes during peak traffic.