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My name is Tab and I love to travel. My goal is to take you off the beaten path at popular travel destinations. I will be interviewing locals, trying savory food and hunting for the best views- join me and I'll show you how to do the same.
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Very helpful.thank you
Cost of indian food
Depends on the food stall, there are two Indian food stalls (as of 2023) on campus but its affordable cheaper than other options on campus
Looks like a resort
Yes, the U Club also offers hotel rooms and suites for faculty, students and their families. But if you are not staying at the hotel you can also use the hotels amenities so its a great deal if you have a SGU connection.
beautiful Grenada
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Informative video . I am new in Grenada and this video is helpful for me 🧿🕉️
How long did it take to visit 6 countries?
2 weeks though one could certainly spend more time exploring these cities! 2 weeks is just all the time I had.
woooow beautiful shots 😍What’s your favorite national park?
I have so many favorites but maybe the sequoias because it was my first!
Hello TabTravels! We love your videos. If a white Christian family from the USA wants to move down there, is it possible to find jobs, build businesses, buy land, build farms? Are there any problems with Racism?
Hello and thank you for the positive feedback! Church and religious organizations are at the heart of Grenadian culture I think this island could be a good fit for your family! I am not sure about buying land but I do know that it is possible as there are residents of Grenada that own holiday homes and return here seasonally. I suspect starting a business would be possible as well if you can go through the official channels to establish it with the government. I met restaurant owners that were from the states/UK and were able to operate within the island. As far as jobs, I suspect that would be more challenging because it is difficult for local Grenadians to find official employment, the hourly wage in Grenada is also a lot lower than what you would expect coming from the US. I would recommend finding a remote US job for income while in Grenada- some family members of SGU students were able to do this to support their students on island.
Saying Grenada is in the middle of the Caribbean is like saying New York City is in the middle of the USA!!!!!
Fair point
The answer is YES... Real Estate is cheap there now that the hurricane has destroyed most of the island. Hey.. get a tent from North Face and a latte cup from Starbucks. It'll all work out.. RIGHT??
I got jackfruit from him, he is very positive and kind.
Very helpful, thankyou
Hello, how many suitcases can you check in typically? I heard there were some limits placed by several airlines as to how many you can bring
Hello, yes I have heard that some of the airlines have added caps on how much suitcases each traveler can bring. I traveled to Grenada with 4 suitcases when I first moved there, and I traveled with one other person so we could split the bags up between the two of us. I hope this helps! Students defiantly bring a lot of suitcases every fall. If you are not able to bring many things it would be best to try and buy off students leaving the island ahead of time but most students leave in May & new students arrive in August. Some med students remain on island longer if they are studying for Step, you might find they are willing to sell you most of their items.
@@TabTravels thank you, appreciate it!
How safe is this country for girls for medical students।। please say❤❤
Hello, I found the country to be safe for female medical students- there are a lot of female students that attend SGU
It has always been safe. It was safe in the 80's and still so for gals! Mutch safer than most of our US cities! Like any country, just keep your monies safe and best to not go anywhere alone at night! It really is one beautiful country!
Granada is quite safe
@@ekibirigeable for Medical girls student
Are you medical student or and you st George's University students?? ❤❤
Nice video. What about nightlife in Grenade? I mean bars, clubs, etc. Is it good?
There are some fantastic bars, if you are in the St Georges area I would recommend The Brew, The Lab at Container Park and Bananas
First of all the Taino Arawak aka the kalinagoes are the first people on the island but not indigenous to the Caribbean. They are the original people from Europe who spoke Creole language. The indigenous people of the entire Caribbean and Americas are called the Olmecs. The Amerindian aka the native Indians came long after them and settled amongst them. These people are found in the Amazon today and south Americas and even Canada but their origin are from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan and bUzbekistan. 1000 years ago came the moors who are called maroons, black Caribs and moors they settled and mixed with all the indigenous people of the Caribbean and Americas. The Caribs are black and they are not Indigenous nor are they Africans. They ruled all of Europe and pacific and the middle East before the Europeans came. After the enslaved of the Black Caribs or maroons and Taino Arawak on Grenada by the French and the arrival of the British who fought the French and killed out the Black Caribs and Arawaks the British brought the negroes from Africa as slaves. Grenada had two different types of slavery of black people compared to other Caribbean islands. The Caribs and Arawaks were enslaved by the French and were killed on a 16 month war between British and French and the remaining 50 leaped to their death. This war was led by Fedon a slave owner who was of a french father and maroon mother. When the British took over the Island of Grenada they brought the negroes from Africa. This is not a continuous slavery so you cannot tell the story as if it is. The people of Grenada are mostly Negroes from Africa with the migration of other blacks from different islands. The Indians came at the end of the 1800. Please don't confuse the Caribs with the Amerindian they are not the same. The Caribs resemble Africans and they were a warrior and fierce hostile people. They are the original moors and maroons. Thanks for trying but most of it is wrong.
St. George, as a parish, is NOT GRENADA! Maybe the title should have been 'Best Restaurants in St. George, the capital of Grenada.' There's Kelly's Hotspot in St. John. There's Mt. Edgecombe in St. Mark. There's Petite Anse in St. Patrick. There's Belmont Estate in St. Patrick and St. Andrew. There's Six Senses in St. David. I've eaten at all except Six Senses, but the reviews have been good. A partial representation of the best restaurants does not give a true picture of the plethora of delicious dishes available island wide on our island.
Hello, thank you for sharing your feedback. I have not tried the places you have listed though I am sure they are fantastic! Our channel mostly focuses on SGU students POV and truthfully most stay in/around St George but would love to see more of what Grenada has to offer when I return!
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Yes very friendly til you start going there trying to take over. Stick to a white country 👍 🇬🇧🇬🇩🇳🇬 Carribbean got enough problems without dealing with more people trying to make beaches private that they don't own 😂😂😂
No one in Trinidad and Tobago considers doubles as bread, so neither should you😅
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Excellent video. Informative and well made too. I'm from Grenada so I know all this already but I love content like this.
Thank you for your feedback, Grenada is amazing!
All nonsense
Please explain.
You are leaving out Grenada number one and best,dish,oil down, every Caribbean country knows that,but sadly you did not mention it,oil down, the best,and most famous best,grenadian dish
@@durrantthompson9702 Every island says the same thing about their national dish.
(Big) Con: They drive on the wrong side of the road.
They might say the same about you, sweetheart.
@@lynneleeluckdowsing6654 Doesn`t matter.
Stay where you are.
How long is the tour?
It can be over an hour long, depending on the tour guide
Wooow this is cool, I better go check it out
Informative video. Share about its immigration as well.
Thanks Ahmedzia! Good suggestion for a future video
At least I can appreciate if do get an average price attach visiting in July 😮
Wonderful video
Thank you for your feedback, I hope you enjoy the rest of the channel!
Check out our new beach bar, called the Monkey Bar that is open to the public (without a need of Day Pass) Friday, Saturday and Sunday from lunch to sunset. This area is located next to our Enchanted Forest Sculpture Garden and the access is from Pt Salines, on the Portici Beach public beach entrance. The Monkey bar is a great place to hang out by the beach, while relaxing in hammocks, grab a cold beer, and order food from laluna's Italian restaurant. A local Grenada dish is served every Sunday.
The restaurant name is Dodgy Dock. Not Doggy dock 😂
Hi Tab, what about housing? A pro or con for affordability? Can you say also what makes it an affordable place to live?
Sure I have more details about housing costs in my Grenada budgeting video here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/aoiWlLxuiLuphtI.htmlsi=kLRFBFl_PN6gdTd9. I outline where I lived and how much it costs there and in the surrounding neighborhoods.
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Hi what About local prices of local vegetables
It really depends on what vegetable you are looking to purchase in general buying direct from farmers is cheaper than the grocery store
What about housing in st george can indian adjust with environment? I Am planning to come on October
@@akhilkrishna1881 I will be releasing another video later this week that breaks down costs for a student budget, sounds like that information will be helpful for you :)
Thank you for replying
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Great video. Thanks for sharing. The official name for BBC Beach is Morne Rouge Beach. BBC stand for Blanco Beach Club from when the Beach Bar used to be there many moons ago. The beach you have listed as Morne Rouge is actually Portici Beach, home for the lovely La Luna. Have you found the newest spot on Grand Anse Beach, Beachside Bistrot next to Radisson Hotel?
Hey! I’m an incoming MS1 this August and I was wondering if it would be cheaper to order the same thing everyday on campus vs meal prepping given the inflation of prices. Also would you recommend bringing a kurig/rice cooker or is there a good chance that I could buy one secondhand from students? Any information would be greatly appreciated and your videos are so helpful.
Hi and welcome to the SGU family, students often do sell the items they brought to island but I don't know how common a rice cooker would be since I don't recall seeing many for sale at the end of the term. I do remember some selling kurigs but it might be a risk coming to island without one as most students sell after semester so try and secure one before you come in the fall since a lot of students are looking for stuff and not much is sold then. I think the cost is pretty similar to eating on campus and meal prepping I did both since I would get tired of the food on campus and then tired of the limited food options at the grocery store but since I made this video a new grocery has opened up in LAE so that might give you better options I hear the new grocery is great!
@@TabTravels thank you so much for all the information I really appreciate it!!!
Could you make a video about your monthly expenses in the country please
That is a great suggestion, I will work on it
Do they have bike rentals available?
no
St. George University allegedly is allegedly running a criminal enterprise of money laundering. It is ripping students off. Compared to all other medical schools in the Caribbean and Central America, it is the most expensive. They are accepting and graduating (breading) medical students as RABBITS. The quality of education is no better than any other school. The focus remains not on learning but on memorization to pass the USMLEs. The majority of students who graduate from St. Georges are not very smart as they were rejected from US medical schools in the first place. Together with a focus on incompetent nurse practitioners and foreign medical graduates, the healthcare system in the United States is doomed. St. Georges does not care about students or alumni. They are just another number, suckers, and free money in the eyes of Chancellor Charles Modica, who uses students, alumni, and their money for his luxuries. St. Georges allegedly bribes officials at various hospitals in the USA offers them free trips, and then donates up to a million dollars to develop affiliations, e.g. at Jersey Shore University Hospital, Neptune, NJ. THE ADMISSIONS OFFICE IS NOTHING BUT A TELEMARKETING COMPANY, WHERE THE SO-CALLED ADMISSIONS OFFICERS (in reality salesmen and saleswomen) keep harassing individual students to sign up. The admissions criterion is not universal and depends on which country the student is from. The admissions office tries to recruit students mostly from the USA because of the Federal student loans the students can get. It's almost $100,000 per year, once you add tuition, housing, meals, travel, etc., etc. It's allegedly a money-making scheme for the Italian Mafia and their money laundering enterprise at St. Georges. Stay away from this so-called alleged criminal enterprise. Look at other Caribbean Medical Schools for less than half the price of St. George and by the time you are done with school you will have saved over $200,000 in tuition and that will pay a significant amount for a down payment for your new house as you get started in your new professional career. The Justice Department and all Attorney Generals need to investigate and shut down this criminal enterprise. Consider other schools, save tons of money, and make an educated decision: 1) American University of the Caribbean - St. Maarten 2) Saba University - Saba Island 3) Ross University - Barbados 4) Caribbean Medical University - Curacao 5) American University of Antigua - Antigua 6) Xavier University - Aruba 7) St. James University - Antigua
Are towels provided for the pool or beach? And is there a changing room/bathroom for day passers? Thanks in advance. Lovely video
yes! Unlimited towels by the pool and there and bathroom access at a number of key places around the resort
Very clean 👌
Thanks 💯
Everything looks good it seems you had a good time..Do you mind saying what the price is for a five night stay 😅
The price varies depending on the season and how many persons, its best to reach out to them to get a proper quote- thanks!
Ok thanks very much..I will 😊
green tea latte?!? did they just know what that was? and how were the smoothies available at breakfast?
Yes smoothies were available at breakfast as well, that was a popular item but I did not order.
Thanks for sharing.
You bet
Started watching your videos the other day. Loving your content and vibes. 💯💯. Keep up the good work. Sending love from Trinidad and Tobago
THANK YOU!!
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