Kingstown Tours

This trip involves a tour of the Fort Charlotte, located in Edinboro, St. Vincent. From there we head to the Pirates of the Caribbean at Walliabou and on the way you will get a view of the Windward side of the Island of St. Vincent. Finally, you can relax at the Walliabou Heritage Park and take a swim under the mini waterfalls or take a swim in the beautiful waters of the Buccament Beach I am an experienced and punctual tour driver and have been doing so for over 15 years. My knowledge of St. Vincent and the Grenadines helps me to have discussions and explain to visitors about the history and the various attractions in St. Vincent. We guarantee that you will have a wonderful time on our tours.

The Owia Salt Pond is a unique and beautiful ocean fed bathing pool, perched at the northern tip of the windward side of St Vincent. Volcanic rock formations surround the pool and reef fish and coral formations add colour and life to the pool.

Get a highlights tour of St. Vincent including some filming locations from the hit films “The Pirates of the Caribbean” in Walilabou Bay. This family-friendly tour lets you play pirate for a day, as well as learn about the history and culture of St. Vincent. Stops include Fort Charlotte, Kingstown, and the villages of Layou and Barrouallie. The day’s last stop is Villa Beach, where you can relax and explore before heading back to the port.

The set of the Pirates of the Caribbean (Walliabou)- This site is the actual set for Port Royal of the infamous movie, “Pirates of the Caribbean”. Watching or hearing about the movie is one thing, experiencing it is another! There is an abundance of props and costumes remaining onsite so one can dress up and look like a real life pirate. There are lots of photos and shooting schedule from the movie that was done in 2002 (part#1) and 2005 (part #2 & #3). If you haven’t already seen the movie, that is definitely going to change after this visit. The other stops on this tour are as follows: Fort Charlotte, Fishing Village of Layou and Barrouallie, Walliabou Recreational Park and Buccama Beach.

Dark View Falls are two spectacular waterfalls, one above the other, cascading down high cliff faces and plunging into natural pools. There is a short and easy hike to the falls through rainforest and across the Richmond River via either a bamboo bridge or conventional bridge. You pass through a clearing in the middle of a pretty bamboo grove before reaching the first tall waterfall. Another short, but more difficult walk will take you up to the second waterfall, directly above the first. The waterfalls flow all year from a tributary of the Richmond River.

Enjoy the perfect half day tour which ends with a nice relaxing time at a beautiful beach. You will get a chance to see some of the most historical buildings in Kingstown (The Capital City), Fort Charlotte, and the Botanical Gardens.

Explore Dark View Falls on this half-day tour from Kingstown. You’ll learn all about the local flora and fauna around the falls through guided commentary, and traveling with a guide ensures you don’t have to worry about transportation or navigation. Wade into the natural pools to cool off and dunk under the falls for a refreshing shower.

This tour takes you along the north leeward coast of the island to the largest twin waterfall in the country. On your journey you will pass through several towns and villages, where you will gain an exquisite experience into the way of life on this unspoiled island. Customers are treated to refreshments and snacks along with a thorough overview of local knowledge from a very verse tour guide.The other stops on this tour are as follows: Fort Charlotte, Fishing Town of Layou and Barrouallie, Pirates of the Caribbean movie set at Walliabou Bay and Buccama Beach.

This tour starts with a 15 minutes tour of the Botanical Gardens, then we'll drive along the Leeward side of the Island to the beautiful Dark View Falls, where you will be able to hike the short trail and bath under the falls. Finally relax and enjoy a soak at the Buccament Bay.

The Vermont Nature Trail takes you through lush rain forest with an amazing variety of tropical flora,beautiful scenery and a chance to see the famous St. Vincent Parrot in its natural habitat.

Experience the charm and exquisite natural beauty of a tropical island like no other. Along this trail you can expect to see picturesque villages and countless subsistence small farms with livestock and domestic animals. You will also be pleasantly surprised by the wide variety of fruit such as mango, soursop, banana, papaya, passion fruit, etc., and rest assured more than a few are always in season. After an hour's drive through the rural countryside of mainland St. Vincent we will then begin out ascend to the peak of La Soufriere on foot. Now I a period of significantly lower activity since its last eruption in April of 1979, the La Soufriere Volcano is constantly being monitored by the National Emergency Management Organization (NEMO). Our guides are trained and equipped to ensure your safety and comfort while you enjoy the this tour which offers you a chance to contemplate the beauty and mysteriousness of this unique tropical island.

The La Soufriere Volcano is the highest mountain peak in St.vincent standing at 4,048ft. This is still an active volcano which last erupted in the year 1979. The total trail is approximately 9miles (15km) long through a rain forest which greets you with panoramic views of the windward and the leeward landscape of svg at the top.

The Owia Salt Pond is a unique and beautiful ocean fed bathing pool, perched at the northern tip of the windward side of St Vincent. Volcanic rock formations surround the pool and reef fish and coral formations add colour and life to the pool. Above the pond is a peaceful garden, with gazebos, food and drink, and a children’s play area. The park is connected to the pool with approximately 217 steps. A littoral forest is a significant feature of the park and the forest serves to protect the steep slopes rising from the pond to the park. Owia village is home to some of the indigenous people of St. Vincent and the Grenadines – the Caribs.

Experience a natural body massage from the breathtaking Dark View Falls. Dark View Falls is two spectacular waterfalls, one above the other flowing down high cliffs plunging into natural pool. The perfect place for sightseeing and picnics.

La Soufrière- If you are an eco-tourist, if a day of climbing and hiking fancies you or if you are just looking for the most stunning view available then this trail (4km each way) to an active volcano, St. Vincent’s highest point (4048 feet), La Soufrière, is the tour for you. For the average hiker, two hours will take you to the summit where you can behold the majestic beauty of the Volcano. This tour takes you along the picturesque windward (eastern) coast, through banana and coconut plantations. You travel along steep volcanic ridges verdant with bamboo and tropical trees. One may even be able to climb down into the crater to get a closer look at the steaming doom which plugs the amazing feat. The “on top of the world feeling” and its marvelous view makes this site one not to pass by. Facilities include gazebos, washrooms and parking.

This is the ideal tour for Pirates of the Caribbean fans, beachgoers and persons with a keen interest in History. On this tour you can expect to visit 3 different sites showcasing various aspects of the natural landscape, history, & sublime beauty of our enchanting Island, St.Vincent & the Grenadines.

Feeling safe and comfortable is one of my priorities for person's booking with Detention Tours. Travelling to Wallilabou visitors will be amazed by breathtaking views of the western coastline and our lush green mountains. Upon arrival visit will be allowed to take pictures with props that was used in the pirates of the Caribbean movie.

This tour starts with a 15 minutes tour of the Botanical Gardens, then we'll drive along the Windward side of the Island to the beautiful Montreal Gardens, where you will be able to tour the Gardens and enjoy the beautiful scenery. Finally, we will return to the beautiful Villa Beach where you can swim and relax in the sun.

This Tour is unique because visitors can travel throughout our island to different sites, waterfalls, Black and White sand beaches, and our volcano La Soufriere. With my knowledge,experience and dedication as a tour Operator I know of all the best attractions, cultural places as well as those that is hidden within our island. Visiting the small Caribbean Island of St. Vincent and the Grenadines for the first time can be daunting. Your safety and your comfort is my number one priority while ensuring your holiday experience is safe, fun and stress free. knowing you will be seeing the same person throughout your tours will make you feel at ease and as you build a relationship with your tour operator, it will only make your holiday feel even more special with even more memories to take home with you.

Hike the La Soufriere Volcano and enjoy the a breathtaking, panoramic Birdseye view of the Leeward coast of St. Vincent. With an elevation of 4049ft above sea level it is the highest peek on the island. Also you will get the chance to see our neighboring island St. Lucia on a day with good visibility.

This tour starts with a 15 minutes tour of the Fort Charlotte, then we'll drive along the Leeward side of the Island to the beautiful Dark View Falls, where you will be able to hike the short trail and bath under the falls. Finally relax and enjoy a soak at the Buccament Bay.

Our guest are treated to a breathtaking tour along the windward coast up to the northern most point. Where they gain the opportunity to frolic in a natural volcanic salt-water pool called the Owia Salt Pond.  Each guest would be treated to complimentary tropical fruits and water on this venture.The other stops on this tour are as follows: Belmont Lookout, Mesopotamia Valley, Black Point Tunnel, Georgetown (first capital city) and Rabacca Dry river.

When you travel to St. Vincent, chances are, you'd only be experiencing what the mainland has to offer. We offer you the opportunity to spend the day on a privately owned and operated island resort right off the coast of the mainland.

The set of the Pirates of the Caribbean (Walliabou)- This site is the actual set for the Pirate town, Port Royal, of the infamous movie, “Pirates of the Caribbean”. Watching or hearing about the movie is one thing, experiencing it is another! There is an abundance of props and costumes remaining onsite so one can dress up and look like a real life pirate. There are lots of photos and shooting schedule from the movie that was done in 2002 (part#1) and 2005 (part #2 & #3). If you haven’t already seen the movie, that is definitely going to change after this visit. Facilities include parking, restaurant, bar and washroom. The other stops on this tour are as follows: Fort Charlotte, Fishing Village of Layou and Barrouallie, Walliabou Recreational Park