Please be aware that air travel can impact your medical condition. If you’re traveling with health concerns, ensure you have all the information that you need before you take off. For additional information and guidelines on health and travel, please refer to these trusted sources:
World Health Organization
IATA – Air transport & communicable diseases
Vaccinations
- A Yellow Fever vaccination certificate is required for all travelers over one year of age arriving from infected areas.
- Immunization against Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, and Diphtheria is recommended for some travelers.
- Rabies is present in Grenada. Travelers at high risk should consider vaccination prior to arrival. If bitten by an animal, seek medical attention immediately.
Medical Care Facilities
Grenada offers both public and private healthcare services:
- Grenada General Hospital – located in the Capital, St. George’s
- Princess Alice Hospital – Mirabeau, St. Andrew
- Princess Royal Hospital – Carriacou
- St. Augustine’s Medical Hospital – Private Hospital facility in St. Pauls, St. George
Travel & Health Insurance
Comprehensive health insurance is strongly advised for all visitors.
Food, Drink & Water Safety
• Water: Mains water is generally chlorinated and safe, but there is a slight risk of diarrhea in rural areas. Bottled water is widely available.
• Food: Milk is pasteurized, and dairy products are safe. Local meat, poultry, seafood, fruits, and vegetables are generally considered safe for consumption.
Nurses Station
The Nurses Station at MBIA is located in the Arrivals Hall. The Nurse provides first aid, emergency services and manages public health issues. Please call 9-1-1 if you have more serious injuries or illnesses.