Black Owned Grenada!
- Martinique Lewis
- 1 day ago
- 1 min read

Never in my life have I questioned a return flight home, but there I was, standing at Maurice Bishop Airport, ready to risk it all for the Spice Island. All I could think was the Caribbean sun kissing my skin, the warm breeze carrying the laughter and the sounds of Soca. I found myself asking: why am I leaving? Grenada had wrapped me in its embrace, and in that moment, it felt like home. Like a place I had always known, always belonged, always longed for.
The warmth of the sun mirrored the warmth of the people, genuine, welcoming, and essential for everything else to survive. Every smile, every 'mawnin' , every chirp from some beautiful bird felt like an invitation to be part of something bigger. Grenada is a place that seeps into your soul and leaves you craving so much more. The richness of the cocoa tea, the oil down you can't refuse, and the energy of a community deeply rooted in purpose, pride, and creativity.
The Spice island isn’t just a destination , it’s a place to live fully, to explore boldly, and create endlessly the kind of life you want. The people, the diversity of the island, the flavors, the entrepreneurship, the intention, it all adds up to something bigger any of us can imagine. And when you visit my beloved ''Greenz'', supporting Black-owned businesses is not just encouraged , it’s a way to be part of the heartbeat of the island itself!
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