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Belmont Estate: A Taste of Grenadian History

Experience Grenada's heritage at Belmont Estate: a 300-year-old plantation with cocoa tours, gardens, local cuisine, and cultural history.

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Belmont Estate, a 300-year-old working plantation in Grenada's St. Patrick parish, offers an immersive experience in Caribbean history and culture. Visitors can explore cocoa production, sample local cuisine, and wander through lush gardens.

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Local tips

  • Visit in the morning for cooler temperatures and fewer crowds.
  • Wear comfortable shoes for walking on the estate's uneven terrain.
  • Try the estate's homemade chocolate products.
  • Check the website for special events or workshops during your visit.
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Getting There

  • Public Transport

    From St. George's, take a bus towards Sauteurs. Inform the driver you wish to visit Belmont Estate; the fare is approximately 2-3 EC dollars. The journey takes about 30-40 minutes. From the bus stop, walk about 10-15 minutes along Belmont Estate Road to the entrance.

  • Taxi

    Hire a taxi from St. George's to Belmont Estate. Agree on the fare before starting your journey; expect to pay around 30-50 EC dollars. The ride takes approximately 25 minutes.

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Belmont Estate, nestled in the verdant hills of St. Patrick, Grenada, is a living testament to the island's rich agricultural heritage. Dating back to the late 1600s, this former colonial estate provides a glimpse into traditional Caribbean farming and Grenada's fascinating history. Originally established by the French, the estate has evolved through sugarcane, cotton, nutmeg, and cocoa production. Today, Belmont Estate is an agritourism destination where visitors can witness the journey of cocoa beans from the field to the chocolate bar. The estate boasts organic farms, gardens, and cocoa processing facilities. Explore the heritage museum, sample goat cheese, and savor authentic Grenadian cuisine at the restaurant. Take a tour to learn about cocoa cultivation and the estate's eco-friendly practices. The estate also features a gift shop with local goods, including handmade chocolates and spices. Don't miss the chance to witness the traditional 'dancing of the cocoa,' a unique method of polishing the beans.

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