Nature Lovers: Taste of Grenada Private Tour

This tour is both enjoyable and informative. As clients are driven from site to site, our certified tour operators provide interesting information about Grenada's history, geography, politics, culture, flora, fauna, and cuisine. Our tour guides provide information on the nutritional benefits and organoleptic properties of our local raw and value-added products and excellent suggestions on activities and things to do while in Grenada. The conversationalist style of touring is great for visitors who have many questions about Grenada. Our guides are happy to share a range of interesting perspectives about life in and on this lovely island. This tour is suitable for persons of all ages. Each site stop on this tour features a unique experience. By the end of the tour, clients will have been educated about chocolate, herbs and spices, flora and fauna, rum, and much more!

Itinerary

1. At the House of Chocolate, visitors are offered a complimentary tour that summarizes the nutritional benefits of cocoa, its history, and how it is used to create various value-added products. Moreover, visitors can purchase local chocolate, cocoa butter, rum, ice cream, and other delectables. (30 min)
2. At the Annandale waterfall, visitors can observe the picturesque scenery and immerse themselves in the waterfall. It is an ideal place to make memories with lovely photos and videos. There are several vendors around selling local arts, crafts, and spices. Also, there are local 'jumpers' that jump from the top of the waterfall to entertain visitors. Also, this location has a bar and restaurant where delicious items can be purchased. (45 min) Admission included
3. At the Grand Etang Forest Reserve, visitors can learn about Grenada's history, topography, flora, and fauna. This area is also home to the famous Mona Monkey. If lucky, visitors can get pictures of the Mona Monkeys in their natural habitat. This area is also where the volcanic crater lake is located. This lake is beautiful and the perfect place to capture pictures with friends and family. (30 min) Admission included
4. This beautiful garden hosts almost every herb and spice that is native to Grenada. The tour of this garden is both enjoyable and informative. Visitors get the opportunity to touch, smell, and learn about the medicinal, cultural, and culinary uses of a wide variety of local herbs and spices. (1h 0min) Admission included
5. Fort Fredrick offers a panoramic view of the parish of St. George. This location has a rich history and is filled with educational pictures detailing the war between the British and the French. Fort Fredrick is the perfect place to get scenic pictures of the town of St. George. It is also an enjoyable stop for visitors who want to learn more about Grenada's history. (30 min) Admission included