Cherry Hill

Cherry Hill, Grenada is a lesser-known surf spot on Grenada’s Atlantic/east coast, offering a more raw and uncrowded experience than the island’s better-known breaks.

What it’s like

• Exposed beach/point-style break with surf powered by Atlantic swell.
• Can produce fun, punchy waves when conditions line up, especially during stronger swell periods.
• Generally best for surfers who are comfortable reading less-polished, more powerful ocean conditions.

Conditions

• Swell: Works best with east or northeast swell.
• Wind: Usually prefers light offshore or calm winds; trade winds can make it choppy.
• Tide: Tide sensitivity can vary, but local knowledge helps a lot here.
• Wave quality: Can be inconsistent, but when it’s on, it may offer clean, rippable sections.

Crowd / vibe

• Typically quiet and uncrowded.
• Expect a local, low-key vibe rather than a developed surf scene.

Good to know

• The east coast of Grenada can be more exposed and powerful, so conditions may be less forgiving.
• Best suited to surfers with some experience, especially if the surf is bigger or the current is strong.
• Access and exact setup can vary, so checking with locals is smart before heading out.