Top Kingstown Private Sightseeing Tours

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.

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.

The fascinating Dark View Falls tour runs along the West coast of St. Vincent and the Grenadines to the foothills of La Soufriere Volcano. Scenic photo stops along the way will show you our rugged, natural terrain. Passing black sand beaches along the way. A short walk through a bamboo grove, which includes the option of traversing a traditional bamboo pedestrian bridge, will bring you to the impressive falls, which has a pool for bathing and spectacular views. The waterfall cascades about 100 feet. The source of the falls is the Richmond River, which begins in the foothills of the volcano.

Travel in the steps of Captain Jack Sparrow to the film location of the Pirates of the Caribbean. See beaches, local bars, and more on this coastline drive along the Leeward coast.

Explore Kingstown's history with this comprehensive tour. See the lookout the British built 600 ft above sea level to provide panoramic views and a base site for canons. Then, walk the stunning scenery of the Western Hemisphere's oldest Botanical Garden, including various plants and the Amazona Guildingii Parrot. Conclude at the Kingstown Market, home to the island's two oldest churches, as well as souvenir shops for browsing.

This tour is a challenging hike to the 4,000-foot summit of La Soufriere Volcano. A tour for the adventurous, it is one of the ultimate highlights of St. Vincent and the Grenadines. This tour includes transportation from your accommodations to the trailhead, a guided hike to the summit and back to the trailhead, and transportation back to your accommodations. The hike takes approximately 4 to 6 hours roundtrip.

Explore the pristine Montreal Gardens, nestled in the fertile Mesopotamia Valley, on this guided eco-tour in St. Vincent. View a wide range of exotic plants produced by the rich volcanic soil of the region and learn about the local horticulture industry. The other stops on this tour include the Belmont Lookout, Mesopotamia Valley, Rawacou Recreational Park, and Villa Beach.

A guided tour of the beautiful Montreal Gardens, with the added bonus of seeing the Belmont Lookout panoramic viewpoint. Plus, see a black sand beach along Brighton Salt Pond. See the largest interior settlement on the island called Mesopotamia Valley, where you will see farmers and local residents engaging in the Caribbean country lifestyle. There is a great diversity of agriculture in the area. The Montreal Gardens are lush botanical gardens with a very diverse array of plant life. See some of the most beautiful plants and colorful flowers on the island. You will also see the river runs through the gardens. The Brighton Salt Pond offers the unique opportunity to see a black sand beach along the southeastern coast, with a nice area for swimming.

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.

A moderate hike through a stunning tropical rainforest leads to the parrot lookout, where you could have the opportunity to view the endangered Vincentian Parrot.

See a unique creation of mother nature, where volcanic rock meets the Atlantic Ocean. This pool is delightful to sit in overlooking the seashore. Relax in the salt water, take a walk, or have a picnic. On a clear day, you will get a beautiful view of the Piton Mountains in St. Lucia.

Visitors should book this tour because of all the pitcuresque views of the lush mountains and because it's a popular spot amongst visitors travelling to the windward side of the island

The Vermont Nature Trail takes you through a lush rainforest with an amazing variety of tropical flora, ending up with beautiful scenery and a chance to see the famous St. Vincent Parrot in its natural habitat. The trail is approximately 2 miles (3.5 km) long, and winds through lush primary and secondary rainforest and plantations, offering visitors breath-taking panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes.

Buccament Bay beach give travelers the choice of taking a swim on a white or black sand beach. Travelers also have the opportunity to kayak around to the Bat Cave.