Discover the Majestic Mt. Carmel Falls
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Mt. Carmel Falls, a stunning waterfall in Grenada's lush landscape, perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers.
Mt. Carmel Falls is one of Grenada's most captivating natural treasures, located in the tranquil village of Mount Carmel. This remarkable waterfall is a must-visit for tourists seeking to immerse themselves in the island's breathtaking scenery. Visitors are greeted by a stunning cascade of water tumbling over rocky cliffs, creating a mesmerizing sight that is perfect for photography or simply soaking in the serene environment. The journey to Mt. Carmel Falls can be an adventure in itself, with a short hike through lush tropical vegetation that enhances the experience. The pathway is flanked by vibrant flora and fauna, allowing you to appreciate the rich biodiversity that Grenada is known for. As you approach the waterfall, the sound of rushing water builds anticipation, and the cool mist in the air is a refreshing treat on a warm day. Once you arrive, spend time exploring the area around the falls. There are natural pools where you can take a refreshing dip, making it an excellent spot for a picnic or just relaxing in nature. The surrounding landscape offers ample opportunities for birdwatching and enjoying the local wildlife. For those looking to extend their adventure, consider combining your visit to Mt. Carmel Falls with a tour of nearby attractions, such as the historic sites and local markets that showcase Grenadian culture. Whether you're a solo traveler, a couple seeking romance in nature, or a family looking for an outdoor adventure, Mt. Carmel Falls promises an unforgettable experience that captures the essence of Grenada's natural beauty.
Local tips
- Wear sturdy hiking shoes for the walk to the falls as the terrain can be uneven.
- Visit in the morning to enjoy the falls with fewer crowds and the best lighting for photos.
- Bring a swimsuit if you wish to take a dip in the natural pools at the base of the waterfall.
- Pack a picnic to enjoy while surrounded by nature, but remember to take all trash with you.
A brief summary to Mt Carmel Falls
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Getting There
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Walking
From the center of Gouyave, head east on Main Street towards the Gouyave Fish Market. Continue straight until you reach the intersection with the road leading to the parish of St. John. Turn left onto the road towards St. John and walk for approximately 1.5 kilometers. You will pass by local shops and houses along the way. Keep an eye out for signs that point towards Mount Carmel. When you reach the crossroads, look for the sign directing you to Mount Carmel. From here, you will continue straight along the road for another 1 kilometer until you reach a fork. Take the left fork, which will lead you into a more rural area. The path might get narrower, but keep going. After another 1 kilometer, you will see a small sign indicating the trail to Mt. Carmel Falls. Follow this trail, which is about a 15-minute hike through lush greenery and eventually leads you to the stunning falls.
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Public Transport (Bus)
From the center of Gouyave, walk to the bus terminal located near the main square. Look for a minibus heading to the Mount Carmel area. Buses are usually marked with their destinations on the front windshield. Once you board, inform the driver that you are going to Mount Carmel Falls. The journey should take around 30 minutes. After you reach the Mount Carmel bus stop, disembark and ask locals for directions to the falls, which is typically a short walk of about 10-15 minutes from the bus stop. Follow the signs or any footpaths you see leading towards the falls.
Attractions Nearby to Mt Carmel Falls
Landmarks nearby to Mt Carmel Falls
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Grenville River
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Grenada Old Church Grenville
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Rainbow Inn
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St.Andrew's Roman Catholic School
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Valley Breeze Guest House
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St. Andrew the Apostle RC Church
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St. Andrews Anglican Church
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Cabier Ocean Lodge
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St. Andrew's Anglican Secondary School
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Sabrina's Treehouse
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Paradise Bridge
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St. David's Catholic Secondary School
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Grand Étang National Park/Lake
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Grenada
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1910 Elevation Sign