Grand Etang National Park
Rainforest, volcanic crater lakes, spectacular waterfalls and the lush green heart of the Spice Island
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Things To Do in Grand Etang National Park
The best rainforest, waterfalls and spice experiences in Grenada's interior.
Grand Etang Lake
Grand Etang Lake is a volcanic crater lake at 530 metres above sea level — the centrepiece of the national park and one of the most beautiful natural features in Grenada. The lake is surrounded by lush rainforest and is home to a wide variety of bird species, including the Grenada dove. The visitor centre has excellent exhibits on the park's ecology.
Seven Sisters Waterfalls
The Seven Sisters Waterfalls are one of the most spectacular natural attractions in Grenada — a series of seven cascades in the rainforest, accessible by a 45-minute hike through lush tropical vegetation. The pools at the base of the waterfalls are perfect for swimming. The hike is moderately challenging but the reward is extraordinary.
Concord Falls
The Concord Falls are three beautiful waterfalls in the rainforest — the most accessible waterfall attraction in Grenada. The first waterfall is a short walk from the road. The second and third require a longer hike through the rainforest. All three are beautiful, with clear pools perfect for swimming.
Belmont Estate
The Belmont Estate is a working organic farm and spice plantation in the north of Grenada — one of the best places to learn about the island's spice heritage. Tours cover the production of nutmeg, mace, cocoa, cinnamon and other spices. The estate has an excellent restaurant serving traditional Grenadian food, and a chocolate-making demonstration.
River Antoine Rum Distillery
The River Antoine Rum Distillery, dating from 1785, is one of the oldest rum distilleries in the Caribbean — and one of the few still using water-powered machinery. Tours of the distillery show the entire rum-making process, from sugar cane to bottle. The rum produced here is exceptionally strong and is sold only in Grenada.
Grand Etang National Park Travel Guide
Grand Etang National Park covers the mountainous interior of Grenada — a lush, volcanic landscape of rainforest, crater lakes, waterfalls and hiking trails that is one of the most beautiful natural environments in the Caribbean.
Grand Etang Lake, a volcanic crater lake at 530 metres above sea level, is the centrepiece of the park. The lake is surrounded by lush rainforest and is home to a wide variety of bird species, including the Grenada dove. The visitor centre has excellent exhibits on the park's ecology.
The Seven Sisters Waterfalls are one of the most spectacular natural attractions in Grenada — a series of seven cascades in the rainforest, accessible by a 45-minute hike through lush tropical vegetation. The pools at the base of the waterfalls are perfect for swimming.
The Concord Falls are three beautiful waterfalls in the rainforest — the most accessible waterfall attraction in Grenada. The first waterfall is a short walk from the road. The second and third require a longer hike through the rainforest.
Beyond the national park, the Belmont Estate is a working organic farm and spice plantation — one of the best places to learn about Grenada's spice heritage. Tours cover the production of nutmeg, mace, cocoa and cinnamon.
The River Antoine Rum Distillery, dating from 1785, is one of the oldest in the Caribbean — still using water-powered machinery. Tours show the entire rum-making process.
Grand Etang National Park is about 30 minutes from St George's by road.
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