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Karen and the crew of Sea Rose made landfall in Grenada after a 15-day Atlantic crossing from the Cabo Verde Islands, entering Port Louis and Fort George's Harbour.▶ 3:09 The southern coast anchorage at Clark's Court Bay holds a large concentration of boats, a boatyard popular for hurricane-season haulouts, and nearby beach bars and snorkeling.▶ 4:33 The Le Far Bleu Resort marina served as a Christmas base for family visits and land tours of Grenada's interior.▶ 6:19 Grenada is the Western Hemisphere's largest producer of nutmeg and mace and the world's second largest; a local guide explains nutmeg harvesting and cacao fermentation and roasting.▶ 6:59 An underwater sculpture garden near St. George's Harbour rewards multiple visits; sculptures are scattered around the cove, some well hidden.▶ 12:49 The Concord Waterfall offers a swimming stop on the land tour circuit.▶ 11:23 Carriacou, the largest of Grenada's northern islands, adds three distinct areas: the reef system off Saline Island on the southeast coast, Sandy Island (a short spit less than half a mile off Carriacou with strong snorkeling), and a second underwater sculpture park off Jackadan on the west coast.▶ 14:00 Hurricane Beryl struck the area in July and bleached portions of the reef, though recovery was further along than expected.▶ 15:19

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