Unique Tours in Grenville

Grenada Full-Day Tour: Sulphur Springs, Rum , Lake & Chocolate

Memorable!

Our experience was amazing, Stephanie our tour guide was great, good conversation she made us felt very comfortable. The cost was worth every penny for the experience, the tour guides at the Rivers Run Distillery, the Belmont Coco Estate and the Sulphur Springs were very knowledgeable and passionate about what they do. The length of our visit at each location was just the right amount of time and the atmosphere was awesome. I love that it was just the three of us and our tour guide Stephanie which was perfect for us. Next time we're in Grenada again we will surely book with Stephanie again. Thanks again Stephanie🌞

Grand Etang Lake, Annandale WaterFalls & Fort Frederick Grenada

Our guide was not only...

Our guide was not only knowledgeable about the Island and all the places we visited, but he also explained more about the spices of the island, picking them off as went we went and telling us about their significance in medicine as well as in food. We got to experience so many spices directly from their plant. His passion for this knowledge is very evident in his work and we learned a lot in addition to the enjoyment of seeing the beautiful sites.

Tropical Adventure, concord falls, monkeys, hot spring mud bath

Cheers to an Accommodating Guide, Noland!

Noland was an amazing, chilled tour guide. He was very easy to communicate with; he was very accommodating. He was attentive to my needs and safety. He offered mango and water. He also dropped me off at Grand Anse per my request at the end of my tour. Really great guy. Love supporting self employed guides. Concord Falls was no hike at all if you were worried about trekking it. Saw lots of monkeys (sometimes it's not always guaranteed in the wild). Few souvenir shops along the way which I found easier to haggle for a bargain price. (I.e. bracelets normally costing 10-12usd in the beach area and st.george--got it for 5usd/magnet as well for total of 10usd) Sulfur springs was a bit of a walk. I recommend taking a pair of water shoes as you cross rocky, wet surface...or at least a strapped on sandals easy to wash off. I found my water shoes was also useful at Concord falls. The water was warm at Sulfur and cool at Concord....both areas I was able to take a dip and take pics....though I had him take the pics at Sulfur cuz I didnt want to risk dropping it in the water. People were there at Sulfur so it was more awkward to take selfie...but noone at Concord so it made up the difference. Saw the Rainbow Tree, 9th/10th viewpoint; also saw Etang Lake crater...not as I.pressive but a place to visit nonetheless. Basically, Saw St. GEORGE, St. John's, St. Andrew in one tour...