It’s time to start dreaming of your next trip. Here are seven must-see sites in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
A short hike through a rain forest brings you to Dark View Falls, two waterfalls, one above the other. Flowing year-round from a tributary of the Richmond River, these beautiful waterfalls lie 24 miles from Kingstown. At the start of the trail, find a welcome center, gazebos and bathing pools. © Nandani Bridglal | Dreamstime.com
One must-try dish here is cavalli kingfish, a delicious fish best enjoyed with Caribbean flavors and spices. Whether enjoyed as a fish stew or grilled with a garden salad and rice and beans, this flaky fish embodies Caribbean dining. © Robert Lerich | Dreamstime.com
The capital of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Kingstown sits on the southern end of St. Vincent Island. From botanical gardens to a historic fort to peaceful beaches, there’s no shortage of activities and sites in Kingstown. © Nancy Pauwels | Dreamstime.com
Located in Port Elizabeth on Bequia Island, Fort Hamilton dates back to the 1700s, constructed by the British. Free to visit, this fort showcases cannons and boasts panoramic views of the bay. While little else remains of the fort, the space is a testament to the island’s rich history with Black Caribs, the French, Spanish and British. © Nancy Pauwels | Dreamstime.com
Princess Margaret Beach on Bequia Island is accessible by car, water taxi or long hike. This is your quintessential Caribbean beach, complete with white sand, palm trees and clear waters. The beach sits near Port Elizabeth. © Nancy Pauwels | Dreamstime.com
The Tobago Cays, found in the Southern Grenadines, are an archipelago and part of Tobago Cays Marine Park. This marine park spans 1,400 acres of sand-bottom lagoon. A popular spot with cruises and yachts, these cays also teem with day charters, sport divers, snorkelers and fishing fans. Within the park, look for iguanas, coral, pelicans and several species of turtles. © Alexander Shalamov | Dreamstime.com
There’s more than one place to go scuba diving in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. Head to Bat Cave, a coastal cave on St. Vincent or, for lovers of history, dive to Capital Wrecks, a site of three shipwrecks. Anchor reef features beautiful coral reef formations and a neat wall dive. © Dennis Sabo | Dreamstime.com
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