Top Kingstown Historical Tours

Visit the actual set of the popular movie, “Pirates of the Caribbean,” on this half-day tour in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. See an abundance of props and costumes that remain onsite. You can even dress up and look like a real pirate. The other tour stops include Fort Charlotte, Fishing Village of Layou, Barrouallie, Wallilabou Recreational Park, and Buccama Beach.

Explore the pristine Montreal Gardens, nestled in the fertile Mesopotamia Valley, on this private guided eco-tour in St. Vincent. View a wide range of exotic plants produced by the rich volcanic soil of the region and learn about the local horticulture industry. The other stops on this tour include the Belmont Lookout, Mesopotamia Valley, Rawacou Recreational Park, and Villa Beach.

Begins with a 15 minutes tour of Fort Charlotte, then we'll drive along the Leeward side of the Island to the beautiful Dark View Falls, where you will be able to hike the short trail and bathe under the falls. Finally, relax and enjoy a soak at Buccament Bay. Please note: Group tours require a minimum of 4 persons to proceed. If we do not have enough participants to form a group tour, we are happy to offer you a shared private tour (for 2 to 3 persons) or a fully private tour to ensure you still enjoy this incredible experience.

Explore Kingstown's history on a private tour. See the British lookout 600 ft above sea level with panoramic views and a base for canons. Walk the Western Hemisphere's oldest Botanical Garden, featuring diverse plants and the Amazona Guildingii Parrot. Finish at Kingstown Market, home to the island's two oldest churches and souvenir shops for browsing.

This tour is unique because it is a private tour where you have the Taxi at your disposal to serve you for the day.

Join this small group tour to explore the Owia Salt Ponds and much more with a small group, where you might make a few new friends while keeping costs down. Besides the salt pond, you’ll visit Belmont Lookout, Mesopotamia Valley, Rabacca Dry River, and more. Hotel pickup from Kingstown is included for your convenience.

This tour is exclusively provided by us on the island, 2 historic site Fort Charlotte stands about 635 feet (0.19 km) above sea level 360 panoramic view of Kingstown, Grenadines islands and west coast, Queens drive which is a scenic drive. Queen Elizabeth would have driven here the first time she visited the island you would see breath taking view of the lovely Grenadines island., and breath taking bird eye view from Dorsetshire Hill an historical site where our first and only national hero lay down his life in defence of the island its at an altitude of 950 feet above sea level.From there you will seethe most southern tip of the main island St Vincent.

Join Eli, your friendly local guide, for an authentic journey through the history, culture, and natural beauty of St. Vincent. Visit Fort Charlotte, travel along the scenic west coast via the Nelson Mandela Highway, and explore charming villages, heritage sites, and the original Pirates of the Caribbean filming locations. Relax at Buccament Bay beach, swim in a crystal-clear mountain river pool, and enjoy Caribbean reggae music with St. Vincent's signature rum punch. Experience local hospitality at a village bar with complimentary samples of Hairoun beer, Sunset Strong Rum, and fresh rum punch. An optional local lunch is available. The tour is timed to fit your ship's schedule, ensuring a comfortable return to port before departure.

This tour takes visitors to Wallilabou and Wallilabou Heritage Park where they will encounter amazing views of the Western coastline and lush green mountains. While taking in the sites, visitors will visit the filming location of the Pirates of the Caribbean movie, and can take fun photos with the authentic film props.

Discover the beauty of St. Vincent and follow the route of the old pirates on this half-day sightseeing tour. Discover the highlights of the island such as Fort Charlotte and Wallilabou Heritage Park to get a better understanding of the history of St. Vincent. See where the “Pirates of the Caribbean” movies were filmed, take a dip in the ocean, and sample local fruits in just one day.