Mt. Carmel Falls: Grenada's Hidden Waterfall Gem

Mt. Carmel Falls, also known as Royal Mt. Carmel Falls or Marquis Falls, is Grenada's tallest waterfall, plunging an impressive 70 feet into a natural pool. Located on the eastern side of the island, near Grenville, it offers a less touristy and more secluded experience compared to other popular waterfalls. The falls are easily accessible via a short 10-20 minute walk through private plantations, showcasing Grenada's beautiful hills and valleys.The trail to the falls is relatively easy, making it suitable for families and casual hikers. Along the way, you'll be surrounded by lush greenery, tropical flowers, and the sounds of the Marquis River. The path can be muddy, especially during the rainy season, so wearing appropriate footwear like sneakers is recommended.Upon reaching Mt. Carmel Falls, you can take a refreshing dip in the cool, clear pool at its base. The more adventurous can even try sliding down the rocks into the pool, a popular activity among locals. There is also a second, lower waterfall along the same path, which is worth visiting. This lower falls also has an emerald pool. The falls are located on private property, and there may be a small entrance fee collected by the property owners.