Fort George, perched above Saint George's Carenage in Grenada, offers visitors panoramic views of the capital and the Caribbean Sea. While its historic nature means some areas may have uneven terrain and limited accessibility for those with mobility issues, it is generally open to the public. Visitors can explore the fort solo, enjoying the views and imagining its past, or opt for a guided tour to gain deeper historical insights into its strategic importance. The fort is typically open year-round, though the dry season (January-May) offers more comfortable weather for exploration. Expect a small entrance fee, and allow 1 to 2 hours for a typical visit to fully appreciate the site and its vistas. As it's an active police facility, some areas might be restricted; comfortable footwear and sun protection are highly recommended.