Tours

Visit to the Sparkling Black Sand Mt. Wynne Beach

Experience the tranquillity of Mt. Wynne Beach, one of St. Vincent’s most beautiful and unique black sand beaches. With its sparkling volcanic sand, calm waters, and picturesque shoreline, this peaceful retreat is perfect for relaxation, swimming, or simply soaking in the stunning coastal views.

Pirates of the Caribbean Film Set

Step into cinematic history with a visit to the Pirates of the Caribbean film set at Wallilabou Bay. Explore the iconic location where scenes from the blockbuster movie were brought to life, complete with remnants of the set and unforgettable oceanfront views. It’s a must-see for film buffs and anyone looking to relive a piece of Hollywood magic.

Stop at the Cumberland Lookout Point

Take in breathtaking panoramic views of St. Vincent’s lush green valleys, rugged terrain, and pristine coastline from the stunning Cumberland Lookout Point. This vantage spot offers the perfect opportunity to capture memorable photos of the island’s natural beauty.

View of the Mountain of the La Soufrière Volcano

Marvel at the majestic La Soufrière Volcano, St. Vincent’s iconic and active stratovolcano that dominates the northern landscape. Seen from a distance, the towering peak offers a dramatic and awe-inspiring sight that highlights the island’s dynamic geological history.

Dark View Falls

Explore the enchanting beauty of Dark View Falls, where two cascading waterfalls flow into refreshing natural pools surrounded by lush tropical vegetation. Follow the short trail across bamboo bridges to experience this serene oasis—perfect for swimming, relaxing, or simply enjoying nature’s splendour.

Richmond Beach

Unwind at the peaceful and unspoiled Richmond Beach, a hidden gem featuring dramatic black sand, gentle waves, and stunning views of the surrounding mountains. This quiet spot is ideal for those looking to relax, reflect, and embrace the raw beauty of St. Vincent’s volcanic coastline.

Walilabou Heritage Park

Immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of St. Vincent at Walilabou Heritage Park. This historic site offers a glimpse into the island’s past with fascinating artifacts, stunning coastal views, and captivating stories that celebrate the local heritage and traditions.

Note: Stops on this tour may vary based on the initial pick-up point, weather conditions, and other unforeseen circumstances. Desci’s Taxi & Tours prioritizes your safety and comfort while ensuring an enjoyable experience.

Add-Ons: Enhance your experience with optional add-ons, such as additional stops at local beaches, historical sites, or personalized activities like lunch at a traditional Vincentian restaurant or souvenir shopping. Let us know your preferences, and we’ll tailor the tour to make it truly unforgettable.

Belmont Look out and Mespotamia Valley

Enjoy breathtaking views of the lush Mesopotamia Valley, known as St. Vincent’s “Breadbasket,” from this picturesque vantage point. Drive through the fertile valley, surrounded by verdant hillsides and dotted with farms growing bananas, cocoa, and other crops.

Montreal Gardens

Montreal Gardens is a stunning botanical oasis nestled in the lush Mesopotamia Valley, surrounded by misty hills and fertile landscapes. Originally a plantation, it was transformed into a vibrant tropical garden featuring an impressive variety of plants, flowers, and trees. Visitors can wander along tranquil pathways to discover exotic blooms, towering palm trees, and vibrant foliage, all carefully curated to create a serene escape. The garden is particularly magical during the rainy season when everything is at its greenest, offering a refreshing experience in the cool mountain air. Montreal Gardens is a perfect spot for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone looking to immerse themselves in the peaceful beauty of St. Vincent’s rich plant life.

Black Point Tunnel

Black Point Tunnel also known as the Carib Tunnel, is a historical landmark dating back to the 19th century. Built by enslaved Africans under British colonial rule, the tunnel was used to transport sugar from inland estates to ships waiting on the coast. Carved through volcanic rock, this 300-foot tunnel is a remarkable feat of engineering and a testament to the island’s history. Visitors can walk through the tunnel and admire its unique structure opens up to scenic views of the coastline.

St. Vincent Distillers (Rum Tour)

Visit the home of the famous Sunset Rum, where you can tour the distillery, learn about the rum-making process, and enjoy tastings of some of the world’s strongest rums.

The Rabacca Dry River

This is a wide riverbed formed by the flow of volcanic material from La Soufrière Volcano. It appears dry most of the year but transforms into a powerful waterway during heavy rains. The river is a stark reminder of the volcano’s impact on the landscape, offering visitors a glimpse of St. Vincent’s dynamic volcanic history. It is often referred to as a “dry river” due to its periodic flow.

Rawacou Salt Pond

This is a unique natural attraction on St. Vincent’s windward side, featuring a black sand beach framed by dramatic volcanic rock formations. The salt pond itself is a shallow, natural pool separated from the ocean by a man-made stone barrier, making it a calm and safe spot for wading or relaxation. Visitors can enjoy the serene environment, take in stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean, and observe the rugged beauty of the volcanic coastline.

Botanical Gardens

Explore the oldest in the Western Hemisphere, established in 1765. Stroll through this 20-acre green haven that houses an impressive collection of tropical plants, including vibrant flowers, towering palms, and the famous breadfruit tree brought to St. Vincent by Captain Bligh. Don’t miss the aviary featuring the endangered St. Vincent Parrot (Amazona Guildingii), the national bird.

Catholic Church and Local Vegetable Market

Marvel at the St. Mary’s Catholic Cathedral, a stunning example of Gothic architecture. With its intricately designed stained-glass windows, stone facade, and historical significance, the cathedral is a key landmark. Afterward, immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of the local vegetable market, where you can interact with vendors and discover fresh, local produce like yams, dasheen, plantains, and seasonal fruits.

Stop by the Belmont Lookout

Enjoy a panoramic view of the Mesopotamia Valley, affectionately referred to as St. Vincent’s “Breadbasket.” From the Belmont Lookout, take in the breathtaking expanse of lush, green hillsides and fertile farmland where crops like bananas, cocoa, nutmeg, and coconuts thrive. This is an ideal spot for photos and a moment of serenity.

Mespotamia Valley

Drive through the picturesque Mesopotamia Valley, surrounded by rolling hills and a patchwork of farms cultivating crops that sustain local communities. Learn about the valley’s rich agricultural heritage and its role in Vincentian life.

Visit to the Indigenous Carib Villages

Gain a deeper understanding of St. Vincent’s rich cultural heritage with a visit to the Carib villages, where the traditions of the island’s indigenous people, the Garifuna, are preserved. Experience their unique way of life, from crafts and storytelling to traditional foods, as you learn about their resilience and cultural contributions to Vincentian history.

Visit to the Owia Salt Pond

Discover the natural wonder of the Owia Salt Pond, a scenic volcanic rock formation on the northeastern coast of St. Vincent. The tranquil, crystal-clear pools are perfect for a refreshing dip, created by ocean waves breaking over volcanic rocks to form a sheltered saltwater pond. Relax, swim, or simply admire the unique landscape.

Embark on an unforgettable adventure to the majestic La Soufrière Volcano, the highest peak in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Standing at 4,049 feet, this active volcano offers hikers a challenging yet rewarding journey through breathtaking landscapes, lush rainforest, and unique volcanic terrain.

The hike begins with a gradual ascent through verdant tropical vegetation, where you’ll be immersed in the vibrant sights and sounds of nature. As you climb higher, the forest gives way to more rugged terrain, with sweeping views of the island and the glistening Caribbean Sea. Upon reaching the summit, you’ll be rewarded with a panoramic view of the volcano’s awe-inspiring crater—a massive, otherworldly expanse that serves as a humbling reminder of nature’s power.

Whether you’re an adventure seeker or a lover of nature, hiking La Soufrière is a bucket-list experience. Our experienced guides ensure your safety while sharing fascinating stories about the volcano’s history, geology, and significance to the island. The hike to La Soufrière is more than just a trek; it’s a journey into the heart of St. Vincent’s natural and cultural heritage.

Trail Tips:

The trail is rated as moderate to challenging, with steep inclines and uneven terrain near the summit.
Comfortable hiking shoes, water, snacks, sunscreen, and a light jacket are highly recommended.
Mornings are the best time to hike, as the weather is cooler and visibility is clearer.

The Vermont Nature Trail in St. Vincent is a 2.75-mile (4.4-kilometer) loop through the heart of the island’s lush rainforest, offering an unforgettable experience for nature enthusiasts. The trail ascends to its highest peak at 1,600 feet (488 meters) above sea level, providing breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and hills.

This moderate hike takes approximately 2–3 hours to complete and is suitable for a wide range of fitness levels. As you journey along the trail, you’ll traverse well-maintained paths lined with towering bamboo groves, dense tree ferns, and vibrant tropical flora. The air is alive with the sounds of nature, and you’ll have the rare opportunity to spot two of the island’s indigenous bird species—the Whistling Warbler, known for its melodious calls, and the Amazona Guildingii (St. Vincent Parrot), a striking bird with vibrant green, blue, and yellow feathers.

The trail’s combination of serene rainforest beauty, wildlife encounters, and sweeping views from its peak makes it one of St. Vincent’s premier hiking destinations. Whether you’re a birdwatcher, a plant enthusiast, or an eco-tourist, the Vermont Nature Trail offers an immersive and rewarding experience.

Tours

Tours

Half Day Leeward Tour

Half Day Windward Tour

Whole Day Windward Tour

Hike the La Soufriere Volcano

Vermont Nature Trail Tour