Mount Royal sunrise hike, Canouan
A sunrise hike up Mount Royal on Canouan, guided by the family behind Sea Moss Boss.
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A sunrise hike up Mount Royal on Canouan, guided by the family behind Sea Moss Boss.
A full day along the leeward coast of mainland St Vincent with a local guide, from Kingstown up to Dark View Falls and back.
A coastal path of wooden and concrete sections and steps hugging the southern shore of Admiralty Bay, continuing over the headland to Princess Margaret Beach and on towards Lower Bay.
A two to three hour there and back walk to the highest viewpoint on Bequia, looking straight down over Admiralty Bay, Lower Bay and Tony Gibbons Bay.
An early nineteenth century fortification at 601 feet with a walk round the ramparts, looking over Kingstown, Young Island, the Grenadines and, on a clear day, Grenada.
A calm south coast bay managed by the National Parks, Rivers and Beaches Authority, with a gazebo, restroom and shower.
Sea level to the crater rim of La Soufriere at 4,048 feet. Nine miles across, or four miles to the crater from the windward side, with a visitor centre, gazebos, restrooms and parking on the windward
Twin cascades reached by an easy rainforest walk over the Richmond River on a bamboo bridge, with a welcome centre, change room, bathing pools and viewing platform.
A two mile loop through primary and secondary rainforest inside the St Vincent Parrot Reserve, with a kiosk, visitor centre and parrot lookout.
The island’s environmental NGO and the contact point for guided access to the Water Rock Reserve and the forest above Chatham Bay.