Grenadines Seamoss Alchemy: Seamoss Storefront and Interpretative Centre
Women led seamoss storefront and interpretative centre at the Gingerbread in Bequia, selling raw dried seaweed, gels, teas and skincare from Grenadines farmers.
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Women led seamoss storefront and interpretative centre at the Gingerbread in Bequia, selling raw dried seaweed, gels, teas and skincare from Grenadines farmers.
Go out on a working sea moss farm in Charlestown Bay, Canouan, with the family who grow it on floating lines.
A four hour hike on a remote 250 acre farm on St Vincent’s leeward coast, guided by the farmer who works it: uncleared rainforest, fruit eaten straight off the tree, small waterfalls, and coconut water to finish.
A half-day open-top safari-jeep tour of Bequia’s shorelines and history that visits the Old Hegg Turtle Sanctuary, home to protected juvenile hawksbill sea turtles and hatchlings, plus panoramic viewpoints.
A guided rainforest hike on the Vermont (Buccament Valley) Nature Trail through the St. Vincent Parrot Reserve, with hotel pickup, in search of the endemic St. Vincent Parrot and Whistling Warbler.
A long, calm horseshoe beach on the quiet south side of Bequia, good for swimming, walking and watching local fishing boats.