Destination: Grenada
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Shopping still has not quite arrived on Grenada. Most fashion boutiques, except those in hotels, cater to locals. De Savary’s blueprint for Port Louis, however, includes a number of duty-free high-end boutiques, the same ones you find at the toniest seaside towns, like Gustavia. Unlike St. Barth’s, though, Grenada’s harbor is big enough for cruise ships, so it’s possible that down the line, the island will have a few sporadic tourist invasions.
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