Levera Beach & National Park
Levera
A wild beach and mangrove wetland at the northeast tip of the island, facing Sugar Loaf Island, and an important nesting ground for leatherback turtles.
Levera Beach lies at the northernmost point of Grenada. Its golden sands face the Atlantic, with the cone-shaped Sugar Loaf Island just offshore. Behind the beach are a mangrove lake and birdwatching wetlands. The east coast has strong waves and currents, so it is not suitable for long swims. From April to August, during the leatherback turtle nesting season, the beach is closed at night, and visitors can only join turtle-watching tours run by local conservation groups. There are no facilities, so you will need a car or hired vehicle. It can be combined with Leapers Hill and Lake Antoine.
Opening hours
Daytime (night visits limited to groups during the spawning season)
Nearby sights
- Bathway Beach
- Leapers' Hill (Sauteurs)
- Lake Antoine
- River Antoine Rum Distillery
- Belmont Estate
- Mount Saint Catherine
- Gouyave Nutmeg Processing Station
- Dougaldston Spice Estate