I went to Grenada for the first time earlier this month and really enjoyed being there and looking forward to gong back. HOWEVER if you're a new driver, scared driver, easily intimidated driver--DO NOT, I repeat, do not rent a car to drive yourself around. Some hills were so steep the rental car had a hard time going up them. Many times I find myself driving on the wrong side of the road because they drive on the left. There are drainage channels that are nearly 2 feet deep and I eventually ran my front tire into one. I was there for 5 days and saw just 1 traffic light. Other "traffic signs" are painted on the street or other things and you can't really see them. Some streets are so narrow that only one car can pass AND they should be one way streets but they're not. The worst part is how native drivers come flying around corners and into oncoming traffic--every corner I came to I either slowed down to 4mph or just stopped because other drivers would come around corners in my lane!!! There was a landslide and the opposite Lane was blocked, one driver came around the corner completely in my lane and had to swerve to avoid a head on collision. They have ZERO regard for their own safety let alone yours. Oh and most roads have no barrier to prevent you from going over the edge
Darryl Bass - lol it’s not that bad. I went for the first time Nov 18 and if you know how to drive you’ll be fine. I would recommend that u take CARE! And avoid driving at night if possible because they drive like they own the road and very FAST!
I agree with you we do have some careless drivers on the road it pisses me off. 'cause all think they're in fast n furious or some stunt driver or something. it's almost 2 decades ago since a kid got knocked over and died from an accident so they were careful for a long time but with the amount of 'assholes' on the road now I really hope that terrible accident don't repeat itself.
Brother, when I arrive at Gernada Airport, the visa is issued, I want to go to Geranda for tourism, and there is no embassy in my country, how can I go, and is the visa procedures at the airport easy?
@@samcanning6771 no U crazy 🤔 check UK most of the great people that do things for them is Jamaican not wrong Ur African brothers in Jamaica go any where a say u is a Jamaican and see the respect U get but say Ur a British citizen they will U is criminal don't be fooled
Wow!! Thanks for the ride :-) Enjoyed every second of the, "sometimes scary" trip... the scenery is spectacular tho... and the rainforest......
Haven't been back in awhile...thanks Ahmad for sparking the old memories
Beautiful lush love Grenada
Congratulations for your national holiday on 7th February Grenada from your friends in Germany
Beautiful...right in my neck of the woods..Gouyave town rocks!##
I went to Grenada for the first time earlier this month and really enjoyed being there and looking forward to gong back.
HOWEVER
if you're a new driver, scared driver, easily intimidated driver--DO NOT, I repeat, do not rent a car to drive yourself around.
Some hills were so steep the rental car had a hard time going up them. Many times I find myself driving on the wrong side of the road because they drive on the left. There are drainage channels that are nearly 2 feet deep and I eventually ran my front tire into one.
I was there for 5 days and saw just 1 traffic light. Other "traffic signs" are painted on the street or other things and you can't really see them.
Some streets are so narrow that only one car can pass AND they should be one way streets but they're not.
The worst part is how native drivers come flying around corners and into oncoming traffic--every corner I came to I either slowed down to 4mph or just stopped because other drivers would come around corners in my lane!!!
There was a landslide and the opposite Lane was blocked, one driver came around the corner completely in my lane and had to swerve to avoid a head on collision. They have ZERO regard for their own safety let alone yours.
Oh and most roads have no barrier to prevent you from going over the edge
Darryl Bass - lol it’s not that bad. I went for the first time Nov 18 and if you know how to drive you’ll be fine. I would recommend that u take CARE! And avoid driving at night if possible because they drive like they own the road and very FAST!
SexySensi
I think driving at night is the safest personally, as u can see the lights approaching u especially on a bend
I agree with you we do have some careless drivers on the road it pisses me off. 'cause all think they're in fast n furious or some stunt driver or something. it's almost 2 decades ago since a kid got knocked over and died from an accident so they were careful for a long time but with the amount of 'assholes' on the road now I really hope that terrible accident don't repeat itself.
@@doopdapps1088 People keep on their brights though making it difficult in the night. At least that was my experience.
:) thats why this driver was blowing his horn at the corners.
Grenada love the island
I like how everyone is talking
I'm about to throttle the one guy that won't shut up....
Brother, when I arrive at Gernada Airport, the visa is issued, I want to go to Geranda for tourism, and there is no embassy in my country, how can I go, and is the visa procedures at the airport easy?
At least you can say where you are driving through
Is this a 2 way street
i think they was coming from concord waterfall
looks like gouyave back roads
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This is not the city,this is the country side.
This is little Jamaica believe me
Its its own Island in its own right with its own identity. It is not a little Jamaica, it is Grenada. like what?!? Is Canada a little UK?
@@samcanning6771 no U crazy 🤔 check UK most of the great people that do things for them is Jamaican not wrong Ur African brothers in Jamaica go any where a say u is a Jamaican and see the respect U get but say Ur a British citizen they will U is criminal don't be fooled
@@justtime2670 what are you saying not to be rude but this island is grenada ok
@@elsacalliste2421 it's ur prime minister said it not me and nothing wrong with that it's a beautiful island
@@justtime2670 umm u are getting me wrong how can you judge me when you don't even know my nationality
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Para dirigir na cidade não pode estar bêbado ?kkkkkk