Kingstown Port Guide

This unforgettable hiking adventure 4,000 feet above sea level offers spectacular views of nature and a volcano. You will enjoy views of Georgetown on the Windward coast and Chateaublair on the Leeward coast.

You can see everything beneath the water’s surface while comfortably seated and looking through our kayaks.

This tour visits Fort Charlotte, the Dark View Falls, and the Wallilabou movie site while driving along the Leeward highway. Along the way, see breathtaking views of the northwest, the Caribbean Sea, lush valleys, and the island's highest point, the volcano.

A certified professional local guide and former member of the Pirates of the Caribbean first unit camera crew will share island information and insights. These details come from a two-day scouting trip with the film's directors and producers.

This highlight tour travels from Kingstown to Dark View Falls with optional pit stops at Barrouallie, the black fish village. You can also visit Chateaubelair, a large fishing village and former capital on the leeward coast south of the Soufriere volcano.

Detention Tours prioritizes safety and comfort on this trip to Wallilabou, which features breathtaking western coastline and lush green mountain views. Upon arrival, visitors can take pictures with original props used in the Pirates of the Caribbean movie.

Guests enjoy a breathtaking tour along the windward coast to the northernmost point to frolic in the Owia Salt Pond’s natural volcanic waters. This venture includes complimentary tropical fruits and water, plus stops at Belmont Lookout, Mesopotamia Valley, and Black Point Tunnel.

This exclusive tour features Fort Charlotte, standing 635 feet high with 360-degree views of Kingstown, the Grenadines, and the west coast. It also includes Queens Drive, a scenic route once driven by Queen Elizabeth that offers breathtaking views of the Grenadine islands.

This breathtaking eco-tour visits the pristine Montreal Gardens in Mesopotamia Valley, providing guests with complimentary snacks and water. Additional stops include Belmont Look-out, Mesopotamia Valley, Rawacou Recreational Park, and Villa Beach.

This tour travels along the West coast to the foothills of La Soufriere Volcano, featuring scenic photo stops of rugged terrain and black sand beaches. A short walk through a bamboo grove leads to the falls, with the option to traverse a traditional bamboo pedestrian bridge.

The Vermont Nature Trail is a two-mile trek through lush woodlands and a paradise for hikers and nature enthusiasts. This eco-tourist hotspot offers encounters with diverse flora and fauna, including the national bird, the St. Vincent parrot.

This tour explores the north leeward coast and its largest twin waterfall, passing through local towns and villages to experience island life. A well-versed guide provides local knowledge and a thorough overview while customers enjoy provided snacks and refreshments.

Experience a natural body massage at Dark View Falls, which features two spectacular waterfalls plunging from high cliffs into a natural pool. This site is perfect for both sightseeing and picnics.

La Soufriere stands 4,048 feet high with a crater 500m wide and 60m deep, offering breathtaking panoramic land and seascape views. Visitors can experience a wide diversity of flora and fauna during their close encounter with the volcano.

This unique tour visits waterfalls, black and white sand beaches, and the La Soufriere volcano. Guided by a dedicated operator’s knowledge and experience, visitors discover the island's best cultural attractions and hidden gems.

This half-day tour visits Kingstown’s historical buildings, Fort Charlotte, and the Botanical Gardens. The experience concludes with a relaxing time at a beautiful beach.

Become a pirate for the day at Wallilabou Bay, the picturesque film set known as Port Royal in the Pirates of the Caribbean movie. This tour also visits some of the most popular and picturesque sights in St. Vincent.

This tour explores the leeward side’s major sites, including Fort Charlotte, the Botanical Gardens, the Pirates of the Caribbean set, and Dark View Falls. Everyone can relax at Buccament Beach, and the Botanical Gardens are sometimes visited last before returning.

Experience a natural body massage at Dark View Falls, where two stacked waterfalls flow down high cliffs into a natural pool. It is an ideal location for sightseeing and picnics.

Experience the actual Port Royal film set for Pirates of the Caribbean at Walliabou. You can dress up with the abundance of remaining props and costumes and view original photos and shooting schedules from the movie.