BOTANICAL GARDENS – ST VINCENT

A visit to the Botanical Gardens, the oldest in the Western Hemisphere, is a favourite stop for both visitors and Locals. Here, rare and exotic flowers, plants and trees abound.

FORT CHARLOTTE – ST VINCENT

The fortification was constructed in 1806. In its heyday, it supported 600 troops and 34 guns. Some of the old barracks now house a museum, with the colourful history of the Black Caribs depicted on its walls.

FORT DUVERNETTE – ST VINCENT

Alongside Young Island, this fort (built in 1800) is situated 195 feet above the sea and was originally intended to defend the anchorage at Calliaqua Bay.

BLACK POINT TUNNEL – ST VINCENT

This historical tunnel is the only road access point linking the south of the island to the North.

TRINITY FALLS – ST VINCENT

A 40-ft waterfall that descends in three cascades into a circular pool, then drops another ten feet into a second pool perfect for swimming.

LA SOUFRIERE VOLCANO – ST VINCENT

Remains one of St. Vincent’s major attractions. La Soufrière is ‘one of the most studied volcanoes in the world.’ 

MONTREAL GARDENS – ST VINCENT

In the Marriaqua Valley lies another showplace for the island’s flora and fauna.