So you mean, if I am moving out there and bringing along 8 suitcases, I will have to pay on the airport to clear it ? Second question, do you people have Childcare/ daycare for kids? How much to buy a car there?
friendly people✔ Great weather✔ Organic food EVERY where✔ Crazy amount of AMAZING beaches (most in St David and St. Andrews)✔Unspoiled nature✔ and no matter where you go the cook food is fantastic.
Fantastic video. A family member is in Grenada right now and is gloating over the fact they can pick mangoes from a tree. So jealous. The bee - so funny.
Great video! It's a shame Grenada doesn't tap into its agricultural potential more. It has some of the finest cocoa and spices on the planet which could be exported on a much larger scale. When I was last in Grenada I downloaded a good VPN to get proper access to Netflix and other blocked internet sites. Or get an Amazon firestick, they work well over there. Re import tax, your best bet is getting to know someone who works at the port. Sometimes they can help you out. $15 EC for almond milk is outrageous, you're better off buying the almonds and making your own.
Even the almonds are crazy expensive oui sadly. The only affordable nuts we have are peanuts. Yes I agree that we have so much untapped potential in the agricultural sector. Unfortunately, most of the focus is placed on tourism. I’ve heard about the vpn. I will have to look into it. My brother has a fire stick but I don’t think it was programmed properly. With the importation of goods I usually use companies such as Websource where you don’t get to engage with any customs officers at all. You order the items, they’re shipped to an address in Miami, you send the company a copy of the invoice and the company brings them in then they add on their charges and duties and send you and email with the costs.
You hit the nail on the head. Grenada must improve the Healthcare system. They also need a few specialist. Another thing is things are really so expensive. Everything else is great.
Hi Nezzle, thank you so much for your informative and entertaining videos, we got married there almost exactly a year ago. The Grenadian tourist board need to give you a very special award for promoting your beautiful island. Thank you and keep up the good work.
Awww thank you so much for your kind and encouraging words. They mean a lot. Congratulations on your marriage! I wish you both the most happiness and peace!!
I have just subscribed because I am loving what you are doing. I can't wait to visit. I'm concentrating on Africa 2023, but Grenada and Carriacou are definitely 2024.
Grenada is the most beautiful island in the Caribbean but the pros and cons is good to know.Great information.I love my country no matter where I am.Thank you Nezzle🙂❤.
The medical situation there is the main reason why I haven't moved bk to Grenada. At my age, I wish I could live back there, I won't take the chance, not with my medical complaints. I had to go to Barbados when I was 17 to check a lump and get a biopsy. I never forgot that.
Yes I understand completely. One of the reasons I try to always have my visa up to date is in case I need to fly out for any emergency procedure. I pray I never have to be in such a situation though.
I am grenie🇬🇩💋💗 and I did not realize we have so many beaches. Have not been to Grenada in a while, so Neezle girl you would have to take me around and about. Love u love your videos. Thanks for showing me a piece of paradise.
Yet another great informative video, I'm Grenadian by descent and I have been thinking about coming to Grenada with my little one to stay initially for 2 months or so. I would love to experience living there at a younger age and for my child to also experience a different way of living aside from lifestyle in the UK, however the health care really scares me .
I understand. You have the luxury of being able to fly out if need be though so I think you should be fine. Grenada is a lovely place to live and raise a family.
Yes; the healthcare system is not good. Terrible; especially in light of the presence of a large, well-established St. George’s Medical School. This is a large American business that if the leadership had any regard for the tiny population, would develop a world-class, mutually-beneficial healthcare system. Hoping that will change one day.
Very honest commentary on Grenada! Grew up in Grenada during what I consider rough political times but still had fun due to the great friends and family I had!
Blessings Nezzie, as a descendent of Grenada, I hv never been, but Creator spare life, I will soon. As a Mid Level Healthcare Provider, I am disappointed as usual, but not surprised, as Grenada is not alone in this healthcare problem that plagues most Caribbean Islands. I go above and beyond in my practice because of this problem. It is my way of helping my people the BEST I can. I am PROUD to say how many patients hv said to me “Thank you so much, no one ever did/screen for/or have examined me as you. Prompt and regular screening and appropriate referrals are essential to successful healthcare in my humble opinion. Your video is very informative, and your presentation great👏🏾👏🏾
Blessings to you too. That’s great that you’re doing what you can to provide great services to your patients. There’s a lot of room for improvement here for sure.
HI Nezzle great video as usual, you have covered just about everything i wanted to know about Grenada. However, when you mentioned the health care situation i started having the shakes, i won't let it stop me from moving there. I plan to travel back and forth to the U.S. Once again, great video.
Aww don't let it stop you. Once you can fly out when you need to then you don't need to worry. The pros make the cons bearable. I'm glad you enjoyed the video and that it answered your questions.
I had a lovely experience years ago. Grenada is a beautiful country with beautiful people. Jaw dropping experience was seeing Grand Anse Beach and David beach.
Wow this is so informative, thank you so much I understand all that you are talking about because am from St Vincent and the Grenadines, I was living abroad but decided to come back home in love my beautiful island of svg.
I’m glad you found it so informative. Thanks for watching. SVG is lovely. I visited some years ago and I quite enjoyed it. It’s also a lot cheaper than Grenada which I loved.
You did a super job breaking the cons and pros down!!! This makes things simple and straight forward for those that has never visited Grenada. I am surprised Grenada don’t hire you as a spokes person - Ambassador of Tourism Nezzle😁. What’s the cost of meats like beef, steaks, pork, fish and turkey? You spoke highly of veggies but didn’t talk about meat. This is by far my favorite video!!!!!
Thanks Seginald. Maybe one day Tourism will see that they're missing out by not having me on their team lol. Meat is costly if you want local meats (which I prefer to buy because it's much better health-wise). A tray of local chicken breasts with about 3 breasts can easily cost about $20 EC. Fish like tuna is usually about $7 a pound, others are about $8 or $9 a pound. I rarely buy beef, steaks and turkey. I purchase a good bit of ground beef though and you can get trays ranging from $7 to as much as $20 or even more but it depends on where you buy it. Turkey tends to be imported most times I see it so it's usually pretty affordable. I'm happy you found this video helpful.
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It's no trouble. You are right. I'm currently up past midnight completing the video for tomorrow. Hours upon hours of work goes into each video and so it will definitely help to know that I can make a little something from it. I enjoy making the videos and made them for quite sometime without earning anything but many persons ask me how they can support me, so it is definitely a good way to let them know that this one one way they can do so. Thanks again.
I found this video very informative, because I have the same impression in most of the points, I have visited Grenada many times since 1978 and I have been living here since 2009.
Oh how I loved this one👍. It was very informative! You hit the nail on the head with all of the pros and cons. A pro for me is how accessible most places in Grenada are. Meaning, if as a tourist I wanted to take a look around in places that may be considered private, it is generally not a problem. As you stated, we are very friendly. A con for me, and this may be attributed to the size and relaxed nature of our island, but people are very nosy and gossipy. By the way, I loved the bloopers at the end! Thank you👏👍🏝🛶❤️
Yes people are very 'fass' as we say lol they're always in your business. Most places are pretty accessible. While I was editing I was going to delete as I usually do but I was laughing at myself so much that I said I couldn't deny you guys a chance to laugh at my expense so I decided to put them in at the end. I'm glad you enjoyed the video as well as the bloopers.
🤣🤣Another REALITY of Island life🤣🤣, I personally believe it comes from our African culture. We lived primarily in villages amongst many people and needed to know how those among us were living, and if it was in accordance to the expected norms. We call it being “Brisk”🤣🤣
you are so right about Grenada our island in the sun where our people have toiled since time begun i may sale on many a sea but her shores will always be home to me
You’re welcome 😊 yes that is the biggest con for me as well. I don’t ever want to be seriously ill in Grenada. But aside from that, I can deal with the others and the pros make the cons feel less like cons.
No talking about friendly people there’s no better than Grenadian they are part of the friendliest in the world 🌎 they have a big heart ❤️ and they are so helpfu and comprehensive l … they even deserve an award 🥇
Thank you for introducing us to the pros and cons of Grenada👌👌 It’s sad to learn that the #1 thing that bothers most people is the health care service. I understand why some people won’t return for good cos they are not use to this standard😂😂 Many questions are arising...”why can’t the governors come together and invest more money into this department?” Many a times we hear “we are doing it for our people”, but from the information shared, a lot more can be done.😊😊 let us hope for a better tomorrow for our people👍👍. Thank you for sharing light.💕
Sadly, they focus on the areas which bring more income. Areas like the general hospital don't bring much income because most things there are subsidised so they pour monies into areas such as tourism instead. You're welcome though 😊 I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Nice work on the video and great editing! You are simply an amazing speaker! I can understand why you would prefer to live in your home country, I would too! When you live in a big City like I do, people just don't take the time out to show each other love and care. Despite the high cost of living and import taxes, Grenada sounds like a much better living environment, mellow people that are actually nice to each other. I like it already!
Enjoyed this! Living on a Caribbean island myself, I can attest to most of these pros and cons. I just wish we were still as peaceful as Grenada, that's one of the reason I love Grenada. Love your top and general sense of style, it reminds me of my girls. They call it organic.😊🤗
Awww thank you 😊 I quite like this top as well. I’ve never thought of it as organic but I like that. I really love how peaceful we are in Grenada. I pray that doesn’t change.
First time watching your video. Love your personality and the content presentation. Excellent diction. Keep up the good work. Hopefully, I'll be able to visit one day. ☺
Thank you for sharing! My family and I have been living in Grenada just over 2 months. It's a beautiful country and I love that beaches are always close by and it's safe to go walking about with my kids. On the downside, certain food items are hard to find and sell out quickly. We're big on supporting local, so no problem there. Food is generally expensive, especially imported things. I was truly shocked at the cost of feminine hygiene products...that should not be as pads are an essential item. Electricity as well...truly shocking 🤯 . All in all, we love it here.
This was a very balanced view of the pros and cons about living in Grenada. I really enjoyed this video! Your candor and sense of humour are admirable! Thanks for sharing!!!
Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it! I tried my best to show both positives and negatives and to keep it balanced. I love Grenada too much to throw it to the wolves lol but at the same time I don't want people to come in blind either.
Grenada sounds like the best place you can live and bring up children I’m also enjoying the food that you show in America we don’t get all of the fresh fruit that you do in your country stay and be blessed🇬🇩🇬🇾🇬🇧🇺🇸
It is definitely a great place to raise a family. Very peaceful and family oriented. I love that about it. Plus the easy access to fruits and vegetables make it even better.
@@brownejoan3766 it depends on where you work. In some places you get about 3 weeks once you’re permanent. If you’re working there longer you get more vacation. We have paid vacation (for the most part) in Grenada. So it’s not too bad.
Thanks for your pros and cons about living in Grenada. Lovely island and my husband is Grenadian. I will be retiring to Grenada and spending 6 months during the winter and 6 months in the UK. The need a base in the UK for healthcare treatment and to see my family. By God's grace I am hoping to fulfill that dream one day.
Very informative , if I was the PM you would be the one to promote Grenada , you know your island and you love your island but all these islands belong to we. The federation of Caribbean islands. You look well the hair is gorgeous .
Thanks Zola 😊 You're very kind. I love promoting Grenada and I like being able to do so on my own terms but I'd like to be able to do it on a larger scale one day hopefully.
This is amazingly wonderful. I love the bloopers at the end. Maybe you can do a video on the lesser known beaches. I was not aware that we have 45 beaches in Grenada.
Thank you 😊 yes I was laughing while I was editing so figured I’d include it at the end for those who actually watch to the end. A nice little surprise, you know. I’d like to feature some Other beaches for sure. I’ll see how I can do it.
Afternoon, another informative article. Enjoyed the fact that your husband help with the 🐝 bee. Yes, the world is not perfect, however Grenada have many great ideas for someone to enjoy. Cheers 🍻
@@Nezzle Oh Oh‼️Put the BRAKES ON‼️Say what⁉️Now that I hate, poor driving skills😩😩😩😩. I will continue to do as I do when I come, TEK MY TIME and be VERY MINDFUL✅
Hiiiiii good night how was you day wonderful video as always thank you again you always make me ran come home just to see what is up it is not a bad moment when it comes to your vlogs thank you again
Hi there beautiful princess. All together as always. Thank you for the updates on living in Spice island. I cannot wait for the C to be over, I am saving for my trip to my sweet home land Thank you for all your knowledge on what going on in Grenada As always stay blessed stay safe see u when I visit 🇬🇩🙏❤
You are spot on about the pros and Cons. I've always wanted to film a video like this (a Foreigner's perspective) but hadn't had the time. Hopefully will do. Enjoyed your bloopers too❤️
Wow well said, I love the way you talk talk and how you're expressing your self! I am Grenadian and living in Canada over 45 years I am planning on a trip later this year and I would love to meet you, maybe you can take me on a island tour?
I’m very glad you enjoyed the video and like hearing me talk. It would be lovely to meet you when you come. I don’t do island tours but my dad is very good at them so I can send you his contact details if you’re interested.
i think you are gorgeous, and i love how you wear your hair all natural. i have recently found your channel and now im hooked. keep up the good work you are a real talent just like your dad iv watched you two together and you guys are amazing.... pops is a walking encyclopaedia lol. i love you guys....
For every adversity there is a seed of equal or greater gain... :) For Grenada not easily having' easy access to technological devices (adversity)... is actually the seed of equal or greater gain because the easy access to these new technologies/gadgets has destroyed many a paradise/restful life worldwide. Grenada is truly paradise:) 💜
Well done I am living abroad now but my heart is to spend the rest of my life back home hoping to do it sooner than later if it is God's will sometimes we make plans but it is not what the good Lord have in store for us but that is my heart desire a chemical free intake of fresh fruits and vegetables love this piece once again well done and thank you have a fabulous day
Nice, Nez. Hopefully your RUclips channel becomes a very viable business. Hope your channel becomes well-monetized as your content continues to improve for a world-wide audience.🙏
In perspective : Laying it all out Common sense for Island living....Sensible. Love it ...Here's a Con.....Mosquitos(Bugs) I may add that some of the cost included in todays living are none essential living expenses such as an abundant of electronic devices that carries a fairly substantial expense and although I know some of them are needed nevertheless they negatively affects the bottom line.
Mosquitoes are definitely a con but I think you’ll find mosquitoes almost anywhere you go, especially areas where there are large bodies of water so I didn’t include them. But yes some of the expenses we complain about are definitely non-essential.
That's one of my fav pros as well. I can see why it will appeal to you a lot though. While I love NYC for shopping, it's not somewhere I think I could ever live long term.
Nezzle it’s a concrete jungle here. If I had not came here at a young age , I couldn’t live here either. The Caribbean is calling right about now. Grenada is on my list, one love from NYC.
Thanks for your video. It is well put together. Just found your channel. My concern is why is there such a lack of imports. What is the exchange there? There seem to be a lot of work left for the government to do. They need to encourage foreign investors if they cannot provide a lot of employment. The generosity is similar to what Trinidad was like when I was a child. I don't think that sort of thing still exist there like in former years. I now understand why so many Grenadians leave the island. Maybe they should get into tourism on a large scale like Jamaica has. The only problem is that I find holidaying in most of the Caribbean islands too expensive.
You're welcome. There isn't a lack of imports. It's just very costly to import. The exchange is 2.7169 (selling) and 2.67 (buying) to 1 USD. We have quite a lot of foreign investors providing employment through establishments like hotels and restaurants. We also have the citizenship by investment program. However in some cases these investors come with their own workers and with the ease of movement between countries, there's still a lot of competition for employment.
Omg...very informative video...lady u need to represent your country in some way...love how u stress on the health system...it sucks here in St Lucia also.
Thank you 😊 I'm glad you found it informative. Hopefully one day I'll be able to represent in a bigger way but I'm representing all now and I'm loving it. I think healthcare is better in St. Lucia though.
Great and very informative. Did you make it for me? I do not care about the cons, i will move there for the fresh food, nature ( love the bougainvilliers in french), weather and mangoes😉...thanks Nezzle for this content. Good to know all this.👍
I'm so happy you found it helpful and informative. Some of your questions as well as questions from others influenced this video. It's good to know that the cons don't deter you. I don't want to deter anyone. I just want them to have a clear picture.
Sorry, i forget to mention the nice peole of Grenada. I like the solidarity mentality (e.g. sharing fruit-mango, fixing your car) just like people in the Democratic Republic of Congo, DRC. Great value showing Humanity. Thanks.
Im not sure if the person in the US was talking about dollar for dollar, but here is an actual price list that I have of the same items mentioned: *1 ltr milk is over USD $1. & change, which converts to ECD $4. & change *1 qt almond milk ranges from USD $5.99 - $6.99 =ECD $15.99- $18.66 * 3 plus lbs - 4 plus lbs powdered milk is roughly USD $30 = ECD $80 *ALL CALCULATIONS WERE DONE USING THE $2.67 EXCHANGE RATE
Oh wow! No I didn't know that. I know my brother was paying a small amount for things like almond milk in the UK though. He would pay like 1 pound for a box of almond milk so I assumed it was similar US as well. Maybe the person was thinking dollar for dollar though.
@@Nezzle things are not as cheap as ppl make them out to be. Yes, there are some things you can get for a bargain, but not everything. It's a huge misconception. Believe me when I tell you that someone told me I shouldn't buy foodstuff to send home because it's cheaper to buy there. I've seen it myself. However, some things are ridiculously overpriced home. As I always say to ppl, everyone's pocket is different so we could have differences of opinion. What I deem as expensive, someone might see as cheap. However, coming for a 2 week vacation doesn't give one enough time to see how much money is spent on food. There's also quality over quantity, brands, neighborhood etc to factor into consideration.
Weirdly enough I don’t think I’ve ever been to Telescope beach. I need to fix that. And yes very very difficult to acquire well paying jobs especially.
You're so beautiful and articulate. I hope Grenada makes you a tourism ambassador/ spokeswoman
Awww thank you so much! You’re very kind. Who knows. Maybe one day.
So you mean, if I am moving out there and bringing along 8 suitcases, I will have to pay on the airport to clear it ?
Second question, do you people have Childcare/ daycare for kids? How much to buy a car there?
friendly people✔ Great weather✔ Organic food EVERY where✔ Crazy amount of AMAZING beaches (most in St David and St. Andrews)✔Unspoiled nature✔ and no matter where you go the cook food is fantastic.
Very well said!!! No arguments except that I think all of the parishes have amazing beaches 🤪
Fantastic video. A family member is in Grenada right now and is gloating over the fact they can pick mangoes from a tree. So jealous. The bee - so funny.
Thank you 😊 yes it’s mango season now so your family member must be having a blast. That bee 🐝 had me scared 😂
Great video!
It's a shame Grenada doesn't tap into its agricultural potential more. It has some of the finest cocoa and spices on the planet which could be exported on a much larger scale.
When I was last in Grenada I downloaded a good VPN to get proper access to Netflix and other blocked internet sites. Or get an Amazon firestick, they work well over there.
Re import tax, your best bet is getting to know someone who works at the port. Sometimes they can help you out.
$15 EC for almond milk is outrageous, you're better off buying the almonds and making your own.
Even the almonds are crazy expensive oui sadly. The only affordable nuts we have are peanuts. Yes I agree that we have so much untapped potential in the agricultural sector. Unfortunately, most of the focus is placed on tourism. I’ve heard about the vpn. I will have to look into it. My brother has a fire stick but I don’t think it was programmed properly. With the importation of goods I usually use companies such as Websource where you don’t get to engage with any customs officers at all. You order the items, they’re shipped to an address in Miami, you send the company a copy of the invoice and the company brings them in then they add on their charges and duties and send you and email with the costs.
Agricultural potential is one of the many things that has destroyed once great countries like the USA
@@ryanparag6403 Why?
You hit the nail on the head. Grenada must improve the Healthcare system. They also need a few specialist. Another thing is things are really so expensive. Everything else is great.
Very true. Thank you 😊
Hi Nezzle, thank you so much for your informative and entertaining videos, we got married there almost exactly a year ago. The Grenadian tourist board need to give you a very special award for promoting your beautiful island. Thank you and keep up the good work.
Awww thank you so much for your kind and encouraging words. They mean a lot. Congratulations on your marriage! I wish you both the most happiness and peace!!
I have just subscribed because I am loving what you are doing.
I can't wait to visit. I'm concentrating on Africa 2023, but Grenada and Carriacou are definitely 2024.
Awesome! Sounds like a plan! Welcome to the Nezzle Fam!
Thanks my countdown has officially started 2022
Wonderful! Just a little over a year to go.
Grenada is the most beautiful island in the Caribbean but the pros and cons is good to know.Great information.I love my country no matter where I am.Thank you Nezzle🙂❤.
Yes Grenada is simply breathtaking! I love it so much as well, even with the cons. You’re welcome 😊
The medical situation there is the main reason why I haven't moved bk to Grenada. At my age, I wish I could live back there, I won't take the chance, not with my medical complaints. I had to go to Barbados when I was 17 to check a lump and get a biopsy. I never forgot that.
Yes I understand completely. One of the reasons I try to always have my visa up to date is in case I need to fly out for any emergency procedure. I pray I never have to be in such a situation though.
Great stuff. Looking to move there trying to learn as much as possible.
Best of luck!
I am grenie🇬🇩💋💗 and I did not realize we have so many beaches. Have not been to Grenada in a while, so Neezle girl you would have to take me around and about. Love u love your videos. Thanks for showing me a piece of paradise.
Thanks so much! I’m glad you enjoy my videos. Yes we have many lovely beaches. Sounds like you’re well overdue for a visit then.
Yet another great informative video, I'm Grenadian by descent and I have been thinking about coming to Grenada with my little one to stay initially for 2 months or so. I would love to experience living there at a younger age and for my child to also experience a different way of living aside from lifestyle in the UK, however the health care really scares me .
I understand. You have the luxury of being able to fly out if need be though so I think you should be fine. Grenada is a lovely place to live and raise a family.
Yes; the healthcare system is not good. Terrible; especially in light of the presence of a large, well-established St. George’s Medical School. This is a large American business that if the leadership had any regard for the tiny population, would develop a world-class, mutually-beneficial healthcare system. Hoping that will change one day.
One pro is that we have you.
Awwww 😊 you’re too kind
Very nice comment to Nezzle🙂
Very honest commentary on Grenada! Grew up in Grenada during what I consider rough political times but still had fun due to the great friends and family I had!
Thank you 😊 I’m glad you have pleasant memories growing up here even though it wasn’t under the most ideal conditions.
Blessings Nezzie, as a descendent of Grenada, I hv never been, but Creator spare life, I will soon. As a Mid Level Healthcare Provider, I am disappointed as usual, but not surprised, as Grenada is not alone in this healthcare problem that plagues most Caribbean Islands. I go above and beyond in my practice because of this problem. It is my way of helping my people the BEST I can. I am PROUD to say how many patients hv said to me “Thank you so much, no one ever did/screen for/or have examined me as you. Prompt and regular screening and appropriate referrals are essential to successful healthcare in my humble opinion. Your video is very informative, and your presentation great👏🏾👏🏾
Blessings to you too. That’s great that you’re doing what you can to provide great services to your patients. There’s a lot of room for improvement here for sure.
I totally agree living in Brooklyn we totally missed that warm weather🌞🌞🌞🙏🏽
Yes I definitely don't envy you guys, especially with winter quickly approaching.
@@Nezzle yeah it is no Paradise I call America the Land of Make Believe🤑
Priceless information you can’t find on Google. Your videos are a gift and bring joy to my stressful life. Thank you
Wow, thank you! I'm so happy you find them useful. Please do what you can about that stressful life. Stress is a killer. Take care of yourself.
Your pros and cons were spot on. I, your neighbour to the south, hope to one day have a vacation home in Grenada. I think Grenada is heaven.
You are so right. Grenada is a little heaven on earth. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
HI Nezzle great video as usual, you have covered just about everything i wanted to know about Grenada. However, when you mentioned the health care situation i started having the shakes, i won't let it stop me from moving there. I plan to travel back and forth to the U.S. Once again, great video.
Aww don't let it stop you. Once you can fly out when you need to then you don't need to worry. The pros make the cons bearable. I'm glad you enjoyed the video and that it answered your questions.
I had the same feelings.
I had a lovely experience years ago. Grenada is a beautiful country with beautiful people. Jaw dropping experience was seeing Grand Anse Beach and David beach.
I'm really happy that you had such a positive experience when you last visited. I hope you'll visit again in the not too distant future.
The hair is beautiful as always 😍
Thank you so much 😀
@@Nezzle you're most welcome! 🙏🏽
Wow this is so informative, thank you so much I understand all that you are talking about because am from St Vincent and the Grenadines, I was living abroad but decided to come back home in love my beautiful island of svg.
I’m glad you found it so informative. Thanks for watching. SVG is lovely. I visited some years ago and I quite enjoyed it. It’s also a lot cheaper than Grenada which I loved.
You did a super job breaking the cons and pros down!!! This makes things simple and straight forward for those that has never visited Grenada. I am surprised Grenada don’t hire you as a spokes person - Ambassador of Tourism Nezzle😁. What’s the cost of meats like beef, steaks, pork, fish and turkey? You spoke highly of veggies but didn’t talk about meat. This is by far my favorite video!!!!!
Thanks Seginald. Maybe one day Tourism will see that they're missing out by not having me on their team lol. Meat is costly if you want local meats (which I prefer to buy because it's much better health-wise). A tray of local chicken breasts with about 3 breasts can easily cost about $20 EC. Fish like tuna is usually about $7 a pound, others are about $8 or $9 a pound. I rarely buy beef, steaks and turkey. I purchase a good bit of ground beef though and you can get trays ranging from $7 to as much as $20 or even more but it depends on where you buy it. Turkey tends to be imported most times I see it so it's usually pretty affordable. I'm happy you found this video helpful.
@@Nezzle 👍🏾😉👍🏾
Your vlogging is the operation of a small business, although you might not have seen it in that way. You incur time and expenses to prepare the videos. We the viewers enjoy your wonderful videos. My advising you to invite viewers to consider looking at the ads is an advice on business marketing to ensure that your vlogging brings you the financial benefit which is payable by youtube. So far, you having been neglecting this important aspect of marketing by not telling us how we can help, as you focus on the pleasure of interacting with us. I won't trouble you anymore.
It's no trouble. You are right. I'm currently up past midnight completing the video for tomorrow. Hours upon hours of work goes into each video and so it will definitely help to know that I can make a little something from it. I enjoy making the videos and made them for quite sometime without earning anything but many persons ask me how they can support me, so it is definitely a good way to let them know that this one one way they can do so. Thanks again.
I found this video very informative, because I have the same impression in most of the points, I have visited Grenada many times since 1978 and I have been living here since 2009.
Thanks. I’m glad you found it be an accurate representation of life in Grenada.
I loved this. you are lovely. Thank you for the information. Grenada is calling
You’re most welcome! I hope you enjoy your trip when you come.
We are thinking about returning to Gda - this is helpful, thorough, ballanced! Good stuff!
I’m so glad it was helpful!
Oh how I loved this one👍. It was very informative! You hit the nail on the head with all of the pros and cons. A pro for me is how accessible most places in Grenada are. Meaning, if as a tourist I wanted to take a look around in places that may be considered private, it is generally not a problem. As you stated, we are very friendly. A con for me, and this may be attributed to the size and relaxed nature of our island, but people are very nosy and gossipy. By the way, I loved the bloopers at the end! Thank you👏👍🏝🛶❤️
Yes people are very 'fass' as we say lol they're always in your business. Most places are pretty accessible. While I was editing I was going to delete as I usually do but I was laughing at myself so much that I said I couldn't deny you guys a chance to laugh at my expense so I decided to put them in at the end. I'm glad you enjoyed the video as well as the bloopers.
🤣🤣Another REALITY of Island life🤣🤣, I personally believe it comes from our African culture. We lived primarily in villages amongst many people and needed to know how those among us were living, and if it was in accordance to the expected norms. We call it being “Brisk”🤣🤣
you are so right about Grenada our island in the sun where our people have toiled since time begun i may sale on many a sea but her shores will always be home to me
Of course! Grenada is too sweet!!
Thanks for sharing
You're welcome!
Thanks, Nezzie, very interesting Video, I love the pros. The only con that concerns me is the health system.
I love my country to the moon and back
You’re welcome 😊 yes that is the biggest con for me as well. I don’t ever want to be seriously ill in Grenada. But aside from that, I can deal with the others and the pros make the cons feel less like cons.
Thanks again for sharing. I will visit one day.
You’re most welcome 😊
No talking about friendly people there’s no better than Grenadian they are part of the friendliest in the world 🌎 they have a big heart ❤️ and they are so helpfu and comprehensive l … they even deserve an award 🥇
Yes our people are definitely very friendly and welcoming.
@@Nezzle Wow‼️Stop nuh‼️🤣🤣🤣I am heading there ASAP, and I am a descendent‼️ Oh YES‼️🙏🏾✅💯
@@lilyofthevalley2248 awesome!! Hope you have a great time!
Thank you for introducing us to the pros and cons of Grenada👌👌
It’s sad to learn that the #1 thing that bothers most people is the health care service.
I understand why some people won’t return for good cos they are not use to this standard😂😂
Many questions are arising...”why can’t the governors come together and invest more money into this department?” Many a times we hear “we are doing it for our people”, but from the information shared, a lot more can be done.😊😊 let us hope for a better tomorrow for our people👍👍. Thank you for sharing light.💕
Sadly, they focus on the areas which bring more income. Areas like the general hospital don't bring much income because most things there are subsidised so they pour monies into areas such as tourism instead. You're welcome though 😊 I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Nice work on the video and great editing! You are simply an amazing speaker! I can understand why you would prefer to live in your home country, I would too! When you live in a big City like I do, people just don't take the time out to show each other love and care. Despite the high cost of living and import taxes, Grenada sounds like a much better living environment, mellow people that are actually nice to each other. I like it already!
Yes for sure. It’s far from perfect but the pros definitely outweigh the cons in my books. I hope they improve the healthcare system soon though.
Oh and thank you so much 😊
Enjoyed this! Living on a Caribbean island myself, I can attest to most of these pros and cons. I just wish we were still as peaceful as Grenada, that's one of the reason I love Grenada. Love your top and general sense of style, it reminds me of my girls. They call it organic.😊🤗
Awww thank you 😊 I quite like this top as well. I’ve never thought of it as organic but I like that. I really love how peaceful we are in Grenada. I pray that doesn’t change.
First time watching your video. Love your personality and the content presentation. Excellent diction. Keep up the good work. Hopefully, I'll be able to visit one day. ☺
Thank you so much! I hope you'll stick around and watch many more. I also hope you'll be able to visit one day. Grenada is extremely beautiful!
Thank you for sharing! My family and I have been living in Grenada just over 2 months. It's a beautiful country and I love that beaches are always close by and it's safe to go walking about with my kids. On the downside, certain food items are hard to find and sell out quickly. We're big on supporting local, so no problem there. Food is generally expensive, especially imported things. I was truly shocked at the cost of feminine hygiene products...that should not be as pads are an essential item. Electricity as well...truly shocking 🤯 .
All in all, we love it here.
Yes, some things are super expensive here. That is definitely a drawback. I’m glad that overall you’re enjoying living here though.
I really enjoy your blogs, I have not been home since and you make me wanna go home
I’m happy to know that my videos have such a positive effect on you 😊I hope you’ll be able to visit soon
Love ❤️ you videos everything you are saying is so true,still grenada is the best place to leave,
I agree. I love living here despite the challenges. Grenada is paradise. I’m glad you enjoy my videos.
This was a very balanced view of the pros and cons about living in Grenada. I really enjoyed this video! Your candor and sense of humour are admirable! Thanks for sharing!!!
Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it! I tried my best to show both positives and negatives and to keep it balanced. I love Grenada too much to throw it to the wolves lol but at the same time I don't want people to come in blind either.
Good morning @Shehnezi.
Another excellent presentation.
Blessings to you and your husband.
Heya Oral 😊 thank you! Blessings to you and your wife as well
@@Nezzle You're most welcome, Shehnezi. :)
Very informative. I admire your balanced submission.
Thank you kindly! I'm glad you found it informative.
Thank you for sharing I can see your passion for your country I do hope cons subside. Nice ending.
Thanks for watching. I sure hope the cons subside soon as well. Glad you enjoyed the mini blooper reel.
This video was amazing. Keep up the great job. Take care and stay safe in the spice island.
Thanks much! Take care and stay safe as well.
Very helpful when considering if I should move to Grenada
Awesome! Glad to be able to help!
Well said.Good job.Keep it coming.
Thanks, will do!
Grenada sounds like the best place you can live and bring up children I’m also enjoying the food that you show in America we don’t get all of the fresh fruit that you do in your country stay and be blessed🇬🇩🇬🇾🇬🇧🇺🇸
It is definitely a great place to raise a family. Very peaceful and family oriented. I love that about it. Plus the easy access to fruits and vegetables make it even better.
Nezzle in America, we work very hard and by the time you take out money . How much holiday a year do the employees of Granda receive
@@brownejoan3766 it depends on where you work. In some places you get about 3 weeks once you’re permanent. If you’re working there longer you get more vacation. We have paid vacation (for the most part) in Grenada. So it’s not too bad.
Sounds good to me 👌
@@brownejoan3766 me too
Very informative video. The ending with the bee was funny as hell. 😆
😂😂😂 thank you. That bee was something else.
😂😂😂 thank you. That bee was something else.
I totally agree it is safe and peaceful 🙏🏽👍🏾
Very! One of my favourite parts of living here.
Thanks for your pros and cons about living in Grenada. Lovely island and my husband is Grenadian. I will be retiring to Grenada and spending 6 months during the winter and 6 months in the UK. The need a base in the UK for healthcare treatment and to see my family. By God's grace I am hoping to fulfill that dream one day.
Sounds good. 6 months in and 6 months out is a good plan. Best of both worlds. I’m glad you found the video useful.
Very informative , if I was the PM you would be the one to promote Grenada , you know your island and you love your island but all these islands belong to we. The federation of Caribbean islands. You look well the hair is gorgeous .
Thanks Zola 😊 You're very kind. I love promoting Grenada and I like being able to do so on my own terms but I'd like to be able to do it on a larger scale one day hopefully.
This is amazingly wonderful. I love the bloopers at the end. Maybe you can do a video on the lesser known beaches. I was not aware that we have 45 beaches in Grenada.
Thank you 😊 yes I was laughing while I was editing so figured I’d include it at the end for those who actually watch to the end. A nice little surprise, you know. I’d like to feature some
Other beaches for sure. I’ll see how I can do it.
🇬🇩🇬🇩👋❤love this vlog
@@evemcbarnette356 thank you Eve!
Afternoon, another informative article. Enjoyed the fact that your husband help with the 🐝 bee.
Yes, the world is not perfect, however Grenada have many great ideas for someone to enjoy.
Cheers 🍻
Thanks so much! Yes I needed help with that bee. I really didn’t want to be bitten. Grenada is lovely.
Very strong and true points 👍🏾
Thanks Danielle 😊
Con - Crazy, agressive drivers. Especially the minibus drivers. They'll put the fear of God in you.
True! Can't argue with you there. Some grenadians drive like crazy people lol
@Ras K lol it’s 100% true though
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@@Nezzle Oh Oh‼️Put the BRAKES ON‼️Say what⁉️Now that I hate, poor driving skills😩😩😩😩. I will continue to do as I do when I come, TEK MY TIME and be VERY MINDFUL✅
HELLO, MY FRIEND NEZZLE. GREETINGS.
Greetings to you too Ivan
I love Greens...Nice video Nezzle
Thanks much 😊
I love your hair! 😍😍😍
Thank you so much! 😀
Great video. I love the extras at the end.
Thanks Cheddi! Figured I'd give you guys a little laugh at my expense lol
@@Nezzle 😂😂😂
Good points.
Thanks
Hiiiiii good night how was you day wonderful video as always thank you again you always make me ran come home just to see what is up it is not a bad moment when it comes to your vlogs thank you again
Awww thank you so much Andrew! I love knowing how much you enjoy my videos. It's a big source of encouragement to me. You're welcome
Hi there beautiful princess. All together as always. Thank you for the updates on living in Spice island. I cannot wait for the C to be over, I am saving for my trip to my sweet home land
Thank you for all your knowledge on what going on in Grenada
As always stay blessed stay safe see u when I visit 🇬🇩🙏❤
Heya 😊 you’re welcome. I’m happy to help. Look at it this way, you have more time to save as you wait for things to return to a semblance of normalcy.
new subbie... i enjoyed this so much ....
Awesome! Glad you enjoyed it! Welcome to the Nezzle Fam!
Very informative, good content.
Glad it was helpful! 😊
This video is 💯, I totally agree with this video.
Thank you! 😊
Good points, especially poor health care for anyone considering moving there. Thx.
No problem. Happy to help.
You are spot on about the pros and Cons. I've always wanted to film a video like this (a Foreigner's perspective) but hadn't had the time. Hopefully will do. Enjoyed your bloopers too❤️
Thanks so much 😊 yes I’m sure lots of people would want to see that and you’ll be bringing a different perspective.
I'm a Dominican watching from the USVI. At least I learned something new today
That’s great! I’m happy to know that it was informative.
Great video as usual.
Thank you 😊
Wow well said, I love the way you talk talk and how you're expressing your self! I am Grenadian and living in Canada over 45 years I am planning on a trip later this year and I would love to meet you, maybe you can take me on a island tour?
I’m very glad you enjoyed the video and like hearing me talk. It would be lovely to meet you when you come. I don’t do island tours but my dad is very good at them so I can send you his contact details if you’re interested.
I'm coming on this summer. I have to visit Grenada soon!
Lovely! Sounds good!
i think you are gorgeous, and i love how you wear your hair all natural. i have recently found your channel and now im hooked. keep up the good work you are a real talent just like your dad iv watched you two together and you guys are amazing.... pops is a walking encyclopaedia lol. i love you guys....
Awww thank you!!! I’m glad you’re enjoying my videos! My dad really is a walking history book. Much love to you too!
For every adversity there is a seed of equal or greater gain... :)
For Grenada not easily having' easy access to technological devices (adversity)... is actually the seed of equal or greater gain because the easy access to these new technologies/gadgets has destroyed many a paradise/restful life worldwide.
Grenada is truly paradise:) 💜
This is very true!
Love how u break it down and so hornest now l realty understand grenada
That’s great! I’m really happy to know that it was helpful.
I'm very surprised to hear the healthcare system is not very good considering there's a medical school there.
Yes, unfortunately the two don’t overlap very much.
😂 they have a medical school they should be trying to shut the school down then
Guess after their studies and qualifications all the medical students go overseas and the non- locals back to their countries. #sad
I liked the little comedy at the end 👍
Lol thanks. Just a few bloopers that I thought were funny so figured I’d share.
Well done I am living abroad now but my heart is to spend the rest of my life back home hoping to do it sooner than later if it is God's will sometimes we make plans but it is not what the good Lord have in store for us but that is my heart desire a chemical free intake of fresh fruits and vegetables love this piece once again well done and thank you have a fabulous day
I hope you are able to return home. Continue to trust God that if that’s His plan for you then you will be able to return home. Grenada is wonderful!
Nice info
Thanks
Great vid miss 👍🏽👌🏽
Thanks much 😊
Nice, Nez. Hopefully your RUclips channel becomes a very viable business. Hope your channel becomes well-monetized as your content continues to improve for a world-wide audience.🙏
Thanks very much Karis! I hope so too!
🇻🇨is sister isle to 🇬🇩 and I definitely can relate to what your saying 💯
Yes our islands are very similar.
Grenada is very nice we will get better
It is indeed and yes we will.
Good Video. Very honest
Thanks 😊 I always aim to be as honest and transparent as I can be.
In perspective :
Laying it all out
Common sense for Island living....Sensible.
Love it
...Here's a Con.....Mosquitos(Bugs)
I may add that some of the cost included in todays living are none essential living expenses such as an abundant of electronic devices that carries a fairly substantial expense and although I know some of them are needed nevertheless they negatively affects the bottom line.
Mosquitoes are definitely a con but I think you’ll find mosquitoes almost anywhere you go, especially areas where there are large bodies of water so I didn’t include them. But yes some of the expenses we complain about are definitely non-essential.
Great video, 👍. My fav pro was Safe and peaceful. I’d move there tomorrow instead of my Island 😔. One love from NYC.
That's one of my fav pros as well. I can see why it will appeal to you a lot though. While I love NYC for shopping, it's not somewhere I think I could ever live long term.
Nezzle it’s a concrete jungle here. If I had not came here at a young age , I couldn’t live here either. The Caribbean is calling right about now. Grenada is on my list, one love from NYC.
@@johnl6838 you should answer that call
Nezzle 😀
Grenada is a very beautiful place 😍 the people have to go easy on the alcohol consumption
@Rebecca Wynter that's crazy 😳
It's true eh. Grenadians love alcohol! Very beautiful for sure though.
@@Nezzle 😂
Thanks for your video. It is well put together. Just found your channel. My concern is why is there such a lack of imports. What is the exchange there? There seem to be a lot of work left for the government to do. They need to encourage foreign investors if they cannot provide a lot of employment. The generosity is similar to what Trinidad was like when I was a child. I don't think that sort of thing still exist there like in former years. I now understand why so many Grenadians leave the island. Maybe they should get into tourism on a large scale like Jamaica has. The only problem is that I find holidaying in most of the Caribbean islands too expensive.
You're welcome. There isn't a lack of imports. It's just very costly to import. The exchange is 2.7169 (selling) and 2.67 (buying) to 1 USD. We have quite a lot of foreign investors providing employment through establishments like hotels and restaurants. We also have the citizenship by investment program. However in some cases these investors come with their own workers and with the ease of movement between countries, there's still a lot of competition for employment.
Omg...very informative video...lady u need to represent your country in some way...love how u stress on the health system...it sucks here in St Lucia also.
Thank you 😊 I'm glad you found it informative. Hopefully one day I'll be able to represent in a bigger way but I'm representing all now and I'm loving it. I think healthcare is better in St. Lucia though.
It was great you make laugh also cry
Aww don't cry. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Lovely beaches indeed, especially when you see them walking around. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
When you see who walking around?
An love the hair style
Thank you Andrew! 😊
Great and very informative. Did you make it for me? I do not care about the cons, i will move there for the fresh food, nature ( love the bougainvilliers in french), weather and mangoes😉...thanks Nezzle for this content. Good to know all this.👍
I'm so happy you found it helpful and informative. Some of your questions as well as questions from others influenced this video. It's good to know that the cons don't deter you. I don't want to deter anyone. I just want them to have a clear picture.
Sorry, i forget to mention the nice peole of Grenada. I like the solidarity mentality (e.g. sharing fruit-mango, fixing your car) just like people in the Democratic Republic of Congo, DRC. Great value showing Humanity. Thanks.
Thank you so much for this. GOD bless you. New subscriber.
You’re most welcome. Welcome to the Nezzle Fam! God bless you too!
AMEN
Very nice presentation.
Thank you
Im not sure if the person in the US was talking about dollar for dollar, but here is an actual price list that I have of the same items mentioned:
*1 ltr milk is over USD $1. & change, which converts to ECD $4. & change
*1 qt almond milk ranges from USD $5.99 - $6.99 =ECD $15.99- $18.66
* 3 plus lbs - 4 plus lbs powdered milk is roughly USD $30 = ECD $80
*ALL CALCULATIONS WERE DONE USING THE $2.67 EXCHANGE RATE
Oh wow! No I didn't know that. I know my brother was paying a small amount for things like almond milk in the UK though. He would pay like 1 pound for a box of almond milk so I assumed it was similar US as well. Maybe the person was thinking dollar for dollar though.
@@Nezzle things are not as cheap as ppl make them out to be. Yes, there are some things you can get for a bargain, but not everything. It's a huge misconception. Believe me when I tell you that someone told me I shouldn't buy foodstuff to send home because it's cheaper to buy there. I've seen it myself. However, some things are ridiculously overpriced home. As I always say to ppl, everyone's pocket is different so we could have differences of opinion. What I deem as expensive, someone might see as cheap. However, coming for a 2 week vacation doesn't give one enough time to see how much money is spent on food. There's also quality over quantity, brands, neighborhood etc to factor into consideration.
@@thespiceycook yes some very good points! I agree that for some items it’s definitely not worth it to buy it overseas.
I would love to visit your country again if God spare my life...God's richest blessings on u and your family
I hope you're able to visit again. God bless you and your family as well.
Telescope beach was my favorite growing up ☺️i miss it
Also, you are so right about the job situation, it's possibly one of the reasons I haven't moved back at all
Weirdly enough I don’t think I’ve ever been to Telescope beach. I need to fix that. And yes very very difficult to acquire well paying jobs especially.
@@Nezzle definitely do a walking tour of Telescope if you can!
@@princessmargarette18 I will whenever I can.
Luv this vlog
Thank you!