Concord Waterfalls Grenada
The Concord Waterfall. Located about 12.5 miles (20 km) north of St George’s on Grenada’s west coast, Concord. read more
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Fascinated and captivated by Grenada’s beauty thousands flock our shores and Ports each year finding a beauty to behold. From white sandy Beaches, cascading Waterfalls, oceans and Rivers with crystal clear Waters.
Experience Grenada River Tubing, along with Annandale Falls and Grand Etang Rainforest & Lake on this half-day experience from St. George's. First, stop at Annandale Falls where you can take a refreshing swim, relax, and watch the cliff divers jump off the falls. Then, head through Grand Etang Forest Reserve to Balthazar River where you’ll be able to float along with the river current.
Book NowDiscover the beauty of Grenada’s natural attractions including the Seven Sisters Falls, Annandale Falls, and the Grand Etang Lake on this adventure tour from St. George's. You’ll get the chance to hike the Seven Sisters Falls and potentially spot Mona monkeys who call the mountainous rainforest home. Take a dip in the natural pool that's created by the falls to cool off.
Book NowExperience the best of Grenada on this exciting combined tour that takes you on a journey through the island's rich history, stunning natural beauty, and vibrant culture. Our expert guides will pick you up from your St George's area hotel or the Cruise port and transport you to three of Grenada's most iconic attractions: Fort Frederick, Grand Etang Rainforest-Lake, and Annandale Waterfalls.
Book NowTravelers will be picked from their selected locations and transported approximately 35-40 minutes through the Grand Etang Rain Forest stopping at the starting point of the walk to Adelphi Falls. Adelphi Falls is ideal for taking a dip, photos or simply experiencing nature walking off the beaten path through plantations of various fruits and other agricultural crops. The next stop is the Grand Etang Lake; our largest dormant crater lake on island nestled in the Grand Etang Rain forest. Visitors and locals frequent this location due to its elevated location above sea level and cool refreshing atmosphere during the evening and night. The rain forest is home to our friendly Mona Monkeys who greet our guests and welcome the perfect photo shoot. Finally, Fort Frederick is one of our most picturesque view in the south of the island. Built by the French during the 1700s; however, completed by British Settlers. Fort Frederick is also known as the Backward facing fort and Virgin Fort due to historical events associated there.
Book NowFort George is located South on the map of Grenada, lays on top of a hill found in the busy city of St. George's. It is surrounded by 360 degrees of breath taking views including a harbor, market, and Grenadian life. Whether you're looking for a history lesson on Grenada and power or simply want to check out a nice view. Its was Built in 1705 by the French, many of the buildings are now used by the police force.
Book NowConcord Waterfall. Located about 12.5 miles (20 km) north of St George’s on Grenada’s west coast, Concord is the first in a series of three waterfalls and the only one in the series that is accessible without hiking there. When you arrive, cool off with a dip in the clear, chilly pool of water at the bottom of the falls, or just take time to enjoy the peaceful rainforest.
Book NowThe Conservation kayak is located on Grenada’s south west coast, only 10 minute drive from Grand Anse Beach. They offer guided kayak adventures and is 100% focused on enjoying and preserving the beauty of Nature. Based at Whisper Cove Marina in Woburn Bay, close to the picturesque Hog Island, the perfect setting for a kayak tour! Its top-quality, sit-on-top kayaks are extremely comfortable. Also, cater for novices and experts alike, but no previous kayaking experience is necessary. (However, you must be able to swim and be comfortable in and around the sea).
Book NowThe River Sallee Sulphur/Boiling springs are located in Grenada's northeast side of the Island, about 1 miles north of the Lake Antoine and south of Levera National Park and Levera Beach in St. Patrick's Parish. Most visitors stop there as part of an island adventure. They are six boiling springs with a water temperature of 95 degrees F (35 degrees C). They are concentrated in 594 square meters of land where the surface is composed of soft porous volcanic sediments. Some of the holes have been enlarged enough for people to take a dip in them for to test the rumored healing powers of the sulphur springs.
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