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LaJeanne_Z, Jul 2026
Bring whatever snacks you...
Bring whatever snacks you want and some water. Because this is an all day tour, with several stops. The lunch was good, and I would highly recommend this tour. We got to see sugarcane rum being made right in front of us.
Rodeline_F, Jun 2026
I had an amazing...
I had an amazing experience with our tour guide, Dexter! It was a full-day tour, but it was incredibly insightful and well worth it. Dexter was fantastic—very knowledgeable and shared so much information throughout the day. My mom and I both had a great time and would rate this experience a 10/10. Definitely book with them!
Celeste_T, Jun 2026
So Good!
Henry was great! This tour was so good and informative. I loved every moment of it! I learned so much about this beautiful island from this tour! Book this tour you will not be disappointed!
Magdalena_F, Apr 2026
Incredible tour
My husband and I highly recommend this tour. We learned so much about Grenada’s history from Ken our driver. The mountainous roads in Grenada can be very twisty and narrow. But Ken handled them so skillfully. He’s available for tours and taxi rides too (473) 536-2466. Our tour guides at the River Antoine Rum Distillery and the Belmont Estate were equally knowledgeable and passionate about their respective locations. Who doesn’t love rum and chocolate? We left appreciating both even more after learning about the complexity of their operations. The Grenadian traditional lunch was also delicious. This excursion is a great way to get to know Grenada better beyond its beautiful beaches. So sign up and enjoy!

River Antoine Rum Distillery

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River Antoine Rum Distillery
  • Two different strengths of rum are produced here, one of which is illegal to bring on a plane as it contains more than 70% alcohol; a less potent option is also for sale.
  • Other popular exports of Grenada, which is known as the Isle of Spice, are chocolate and nutmeg.
  • Some tours include a stop at nearby Lake Antoine, which powers the distillery’s water wheel.

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