Archeological Museum |
The museum houses a magnificent collection of stone tools and artifacts.
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Arrowroot Mills at Owia |
A long established crop on St. Vincent, arrowroot has recently enjoyed a considerable restoration of its fortunes, being used as a fine dressing for computer paper - a far cry from being one of grandma's favoured baby foods and sauce thickening agents.
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Black Point Tunnel |
The tunnel is about 300 feet long and links Grand Sable with Byera Bay.
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Botanical Gardens |
Conservation of rare species has been practised since the gardens were founded in 1765.
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Carib Picture Rock |
Petroglyphs and rock carvings, and carib work stone.
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Carnival |
Totally spectacular. Music and parties everywhere.
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Falls of Baleine |
The sparkling waters plunge about sixty feet into a swimmable rock-enclosed fresh water pool.
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Fort Charlotte |
The fort is on a ridge 600ft. above the sea giving a magnificent view across Kingstown and down the Grenadines.
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Fort Duvernette |
Was built about 1800 on a massive rock 195 feet above sea to defens Calliaqua Bay.
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The Big Drum Dance |
It is done at time of disaster as well as on joyous accasions like the launching of vessels and wedding festivals.
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The Grenadines |
These unspoilt islands are a must for the visitor wanting to have the ultimate in peaceful vacations.
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La Soufriere |
A smaller version of Mt. St. Helen.
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Leeward Highway |
Steep ridges coming down from sea, and lush valleys make this a most intriguing and dramatic drive.
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Mesopotamia Valley |
The panaromic view offered here is probably unsurpassed in the Caribbean.
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Naturetrails-Buccament Valley |
The trail start near the top of Buccament Valley and lead through tropical rain forest where there is a chance of seeing the St. Vincent Parrot and the Whistling Warbler both unique to St. Vincent and strictly protected nationally and internationally.
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Owia Salt Pond |
Located on the noert eastern coast of St. Vincent close to the Carib village of Owia.
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Petroglyphs and Rock Carvings |
Interesting excersised drawings on rocks by pre-columbian people.
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Rabbaca Farms |
One of the largest single coconut estates in the world.
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