Top Things to do in St. Vincent
What to do and see in St. Vincent, St. Vincent and the Grenadines: The Best Things to do Good for Big Groups
Discover the best top things to do in St. Vincent, St. Vincent and the Grenadines including Fraser Taxi & Tours, Topdawg Taxi and Tours, Botanical Gardens, Owia Salt Pond, Barrouallie, Black Point Tunnel, Wallilabou.
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1. Fraser Taxi & Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 272 reviews
Fraser Taxi & Tours is a dynamic adventure travel operator, offering a wide range of day tours to guarantee your dream vacation. We will help you discover all the amazing things that you can experience in the St. Vincent. Our experienced driver-guides will take you on true adventure journeys to St. Vincent’s most spectacular attractions in our luxury mini-vans.
2. Topdawg Taxi and Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 81 reviews
We are a tour operating company in St. Vincent and the Grenadines with a team of enthusiasts, dedicating our efforts to making your visit as pleasant as possible. Coming from a background of traveling and working in the tourism industry for many years, we are a professional crew that is passionate about tourism in SVG. We offer individual and group trips around SVG, events and much more.
Reviewed By rebeccapatt - Asheville, United States
I booked with Wayne & Shakeira when I had some time to spare before my ferry to Bequia. Very glad I took this opportunity to have them show me some of the beautiful sites of St Vincent. I loved it so much, I booked them again on my return trip to St Vincent to go to the Owia Salt Pond. Highly recommend Wayne & Shakeira! They are dedicated, professional, and experienced tour guides.
3. Botanical Gardens
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4.5 based on 461 reviews
The Botanical Gardens are one of the most important and popular sites in St Vincent. They are the oldest botanical gardens in the Western Hemisphere (established in 1765) and are also an important conservation site (particularly for the St Vincent parrot). The Botanical Gardens are in Kingstown, a short journey from the town centre.
Reviewed By TheJKsofManchester - Manchester, United Kingdom
Not the biggest gardens in the world, but well worth a visit. Recommend the guided tour, our guide, Cornelius was excellent. Lots to see from all around the world.
4. Owia Salt Pond
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4.5 based on 34 reviews
The Owia Salt Pond is located on the North Eastern Coast of St. Vincent in the village of Owia which is home to some of the indigenous people of St. Vincent and the Grenadines - the Black Caribs. The salt water pond is sheltered from the sea by the numerous volcanic boulders which surround it. The two hour drive from Kingstown along the Eastern Coast takes you to this recreation site which occupies a fairly extensive area of well maintained grounds which leads down to the sea where the salt pond is situated. Traditionally, it has been used as a therapeutic bathing pond. Facilities at the park include gazebos, fire pits, restroom and shower. It is the ideal place for swimming or a picnic.
Reviewed By rebeccapatt - Asheville, United States
I took a taxi there with Wayne & Shakeira from Top Dawn Taxi! Highly recommend! It's a beautiful, unique place to swim and a lovely drive through the countryside to get there.
5. Barrouallie
6. Black Point Tunnel
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 13 reviews
Black Point Heritage Park is home to the Jasper Rock Tunnel. The tunnel is approximately 300ft long and links Grand Sable to Byera Bay. The Tunnel was built by the British Between 1812 and 1815 to provide access for Sugar export. Facilities at the Park include gazebos, washrooms, barbecue pits and playing field.
Reviewed By 692aleenat
I when to Black Point really not expecting much....but when I got there along with my Friend/Tour Guide Jonathan, I was in awe. First we walked along wide extensive area with gazebos where persons were picnicking and having fun, then we reach the mouth of the cave and I was just sucked in, the waters gushing out of the rocks...going in further the bats added a nice touch. When we reached the end of the end of the tunnel climbed some rocks that view was magnificent. I love it. It was worth it. I will surely be back.
7. Wallilabou
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 183 reviews
This small village sits next to a gorgeous bay.
Reviewed By clifton64 - London, United Kingdom
The drive to wallilabou takes approximately 1hour 20 minutes from Kingstown cruise ship terminal. The scenery in St Vincent is quite spectacular and was a extremely pleasant surprise! Our driver was very knowledgeable about the island and took time to stop at intervals so we could take pictures of the breathtaking scenery.on arrival at wallilabou you enter a green gate leading down to a narrow lane and less than a minute you are looking at some buildings which were adapted for the movie,let's say in a poor state and in need of restorations. Within the main building contained props for the movie and several stills of the main characters....Johnny depp and co stars,there are also unused footage or takes in reels on the floor which I believe should be put into a glass cabinet or something similar, There is a lovely bay and a small beach which is great for photos. Also there is a bar/ restaurant with wifi and the local beer I can recommend! Overall I would recommend if you're in st Vincent do visit wallilabou and take in the sites you will not be disappointed !
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