St Vincent & the Grenadines
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is grassy churchyards
is fiery sunsets
Welcome to St Vincent & the Grenadines
Just the name St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) evokes visions of exotic, idyllic island life. Imagine an island chain in the heart of the Caribbean Sea, uncluttered by tourist exploitation, with white-sand beaches on deserted islands, sky-blue water gently lapping the shores and barely a soul around.
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La Soufriere Volcano Hike
Your trip is certainly a journey unlike any other, and you will find yourself surrounded by breathtaking views even before you are halfway up the mountain. The hike itself can be a bit strenuous, but the incredible views and the beauty of the area are more than enough to motivate you to get to the top. There is truly nothing quite like hiking the La Soufriere Volcano, and the halfway point and rest stop will come before you even know it. Your hike is certainly an achievable feat, you will find that it is difficult enough to give you a real sense of accomplishment. You will find yourself climbing stairs made of Bamboo and trees, and there are areas where you will want to use your hands or a walking stick for extra support. With that said, however, your guide will ensure that you make it safely to the top.
Vincentian Cooking Lesson - Pelau
We will pick you up from where you're staying and take you to the restaurant from where you'd be learning. It's typically a 1hr ride from Calliaqua to Mt. Wynne (where the restaurant is located) You would get to personally meet the manager of the establishment and the opportunity to ask any questions you please before and after you've prepared your dish. You would learn how to make pealou (browned rice, peas and chicken) the way most locals do. Pealou is a very common dish within St. Vincent & the Grenadines and can be considered the hallmark of Vincentian cooking.
Vincentian Cooking Lesson - Callaloo
We will pick you up from where you're staying and take you to the restaurant from where you'd be learning. It's typically a 1hr ride from Calliaqua to Mt. Wynne (where the restaurant is located) You would get to personally meet the manager of the establishment and the opportunity to ask any questions you please before and after you've prepared your dish. You would learn how to make callaloo (along with any addition/side dish chosen for the day) the way most locals do. Callaloo is a very common dish within St. Vincent & the Grenadines. Usually this meat is served with breadfruit or ground provision. Details would be communicated to you on booking.
Bambareaux Beach Trip
Get picked up from wherever you're staying and the journey will begin to this beach. This beach is completely off of the main road - but it's still accessible by vehicle. However! It's a an amazing 10 minute walk from the main access road to this beach, and we highly recommend taking the walk. The choice would ultimately be yours however. You would enjoy amazing views on the path to this hidden gem. The way there is green filled (according to the time of the year) with only a few houses and buildings. The beach is lined with coconut and mango trees.