Articles about carriacou

Low dry hills of Carriacou with scattered acacia trees and a half-built concrete house overlooking a calm turquoise bay, sailboats at anchor, clear morning light.

Land on Carriacou and Petite Martinique: Dry Islands, Close Ties

What land on Carriacou and Petite Martinique is really like: dry hills, cisterns, family ownership, freight costs and rebuilding after Hurricane Beryl in 2024.

14/10/2026 7 min read

Extended family of several generations gathered under a large breadfruit tree on a green hillside lot in Carriacou, wide shot at eye level, bright late-morning light

Family Land & Inheritance

Family Land in Grenada: Why One Acre Can Have Forty Owners

What family land in Grenada really is, how undivided shares multiply over generations, the rights co-owners have, and practical steps to put family land in orde

14/10/2026 8 min read

Stone ruin of an old windmill tower on a dry grassy hilltop in Carriacou, goats grazing nearby, turquoise sea and islets beyond, wide shot, clear morning light.

Historic Estates & Land History

Carriacou and Petite Martinique: A Land History Apart From the Mainland

Carriacou and Petite Martinique have a land history unlike mainland Grenada: cotton estates, Scottish and French roots, land settlement and family holdings.

14/10/2026 8 min read