Parks and Sites

St Vincent and the Grenadines is full of natural beauty and rich with culture and history. Highlights include the historic Botanical Gardens (the oldest in the Western Hemisphere), the spectacular Dark View Falls, the majestic hike up to La Soufriere volcano, and the coral wonders of Tobago Cays.

Hiking & Adventure

Vermont Nature Trail

La Soufriere Cross Country Trail

Falls of Baleine

Cumberland Trail

Dark View Falls

Heritage & Culture

SVG Botanical Garden

Layou Petroglyph Park

Wallilabou Heritage and Recreation Park

Black Point Heritage and Recreation Park

 

Recreation & Site Seeing

Rawacou Recreation Park

Belmont Lookout

Owia Salt Pond

Joseph Chatoyer National Park

Cumberland Beach Recreation Park

Beaches

Indian Bay Beach

Brighton Salt Pond

Villa Beach

Mt Wynne Beach

 

Overview

                                                

The National Parks, Rivers and Beaches Authority manage these sites, in order to showcase and preserve their historic, natural and cultural values. Some sites are also co-managed with community organizations, ensuring that local communities benefit and engage with the sites. Most sites are open from around 9am-5pm every day, and many charge a small fee to cover maintenance costs.

If you are a school, business or government agency looking to use the sites, please request a General Site Agreement form to complete a booking. Other services offered at sites and parks include:

  • Gazebo rental
  • Day Unit rental (only at Rawacou)
  • Fire Pit rental
  • Wedding Ceremony and Reception
  • Photography - Individual, Wedding and Commercial
  • Concerts and other large event
  • Beach Splash

We also offer group rates for picnics and other social events, call to booked or collect a form at the office in person or via email.

More tourist information can be found on the Discover SVG website, and in the Hiking SVG, Historic SVG and Cruising SVG brochures.