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One of the highlights of our trip to Grenada! We received a confirmation message the night before the tour letting us know the exact time we’d get picked up the next day. We ended up having a private tour with Denzel since we were the only ones who booked for the day and learned a lot about the island, native plants and agriculture. We first stopped to see and feed Mona monkeys and then at grand etang lake, which is beautiful and peaceful. We then hiked up to Seven sisters, which took about 30-40 minutes each way. Denzel and his friend/co-tour guide brought / found us a cocoa fruit and guava to try. We also saw nutmeg and a cinnamon tree. The hike was challenging but they showed us the best paths and stopped often for breaks. The waterfalls are beautiful and we spent some time enjoying the water. Didn’t feel rushed at all. Our last stop was Annndale falls which requires no hiking and has a bar/restaurant where we had some lunch and drinks. Food was surprisingly good and felt like a home cooked meal (we had the catch of the day). End to end, the tour lasted around 5 hours from when we were picked up to when we were dropped off again. Highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting the island.

We loved all the extra knowledge that Dexter shared about local spices, plants etc. The tour of the chocolate factory and nutmeg factory was very informative. Whilst we did not swim at the waterfall, it was relay and we tasted different rums and nutmeg jams. The day was full of info and had great fun.

This tour was fantastic! Our guide and driver Michael was very knowledgeable and really took his time to talk through what we were seeing. He took us to visit a spice farmer who provided us with sample fruit and drinks. The whole experience was 5 star from start to finish