Monthly Archives: December 2008
St Vincent – Dark View Falls
Dark View Falls are two majestic falls, set in the forest clad Richmond Valley on the northwest of the island. A natural bamboo bridge spans this tumbling river luring you to a unique setting for the two falls, in step … Continue reading
Marine mammals
Did you know that there about 80 species of marine mammals in the world. About 20 or so species of whales and dolphins can be found in the waters of St Vincent and the Grenadines in the Caribbean. Whales and … Continue reading
St Vincent – Wallilabou
Wallilabou is a picturesque bay made famous when it was used as the location for Port Royal in the movie Pirates of the Caribbean.
St Vincent – Vermont Nature Trails
The Vermont Nature Trails are a network of well posted loops though the 1000-2000ft levels of Grand Bonhomme. The well maintained paths pass through an evergreen forest and then on to a tropical rain forest. Towering ferns, 60 ft bamboo … Continue reading
General Safety Tips
Here are some safety tips while you are on holiday in the Caribbean: Centipede/Scorpion Bites Not lethal, the severity and degree of discomfort depends on an individual sensitivity. If there is any doubt, a doctor should be seen, especially if … Continue reading
Tobago Cays Marine Park
Tobago Cays is one of our favourite destinations in the Caribbean. The turquoise sea, shallow waters full of rays, turtles, fish, great scuba diving, kite-surfing and many islands to venture and explore. However to keep this natural beauty for the … Continue reading
The Sustainable Grenadines Project
The sustainable grenadines project is a collaboration among several committees and organisations in Grenada, Barbados, Carriacou, St Vincent and the Grenadines. The project is committed to the conservation of the coastal and marine environment and sustainable livelihoods for the people … Continue reading