Tour: Half Day Tour: Concord Waterfall, Chocolate Factory, and Grand Etang
Duration: 5 to 6 hrs
Passengers: 2 (minimum) to 13 (maximum) passengers
Pickup window: 8:30am to 9:30am
Includes: Entrance fees, Pick-up and drop-off from select accommodations/cruise ship, professionally trained local guide, clean & comfortable air-conditioned van
What to bring: Cash, swimwear, towel, comfortable & casual shoes (sneakers, sandals, flip flops, etc.), Bug repellant
Cruise ship passengers: This tour is not recommended for cruise passengers with departure times before 4:00pm (local time).
On this tour you get to experience the best of Grenada in one incredible trip. Your adventure begins when you’re picked up from your hotel. We journey along the outskirts of St. George’s, often called the Caribbean’s most beautiful capital, and then along the scenic western coast. As your adventure continues, your stops will include visits to:
Concord Waterfall - A short mountain road drive leads to the Concord Waterfalls. Nestled amidst lush, spice-filled mountains, surrounded by nutmeg trees and charming flower-filled homes, these falls offer a refreshing swimming opportunity. Please walk with your swimsuit and towels to enjoy the most out of this stop. Also facilitated with changing rooms so no need to remain in wet clothing.
Grand Etang Lake and National Forest Reserve - No tour of Grenada is complete without exploring the island's interior. We'll travel through to Grand Etang Lake and rainforest, located within Grenada's largest national park. This landscape offers visitors a chance to experience the island's diverse flora and fauna in their natural habitat. Finally, we'll descend the mountain and return you to your hotel or designated drop-off location.
Diamond Chocolate factory – After passing through the vibrant fishing town of Gouyave we'll explore the Diamond chocolate factory. Here you can stroll through cocoa fields, learn about the chocolate-making process from harvest to tasting, and of course, indulge in some delicious samples.
