Tour Overview
Established in 1765 on 20 acres of lush land just north of Kingstown, the Saint Vincent Botanical Gardens is a peaceful sanctuary and a rich collection of exotic tropical trees, plants, and shrubs. On this private walking tour, your guide will point out historic specimens, including a descendant of the original breadfruit tree brought to the island by Captain William Bligh on the HMS Providence in 1793. The tour also visits the Nicholas Wildlife Aviary, a specialized conservation facility dedicated to breeding the endangered St. Vincent Parrot.
Highlights
- Stroll through 20 acres of beautifully preserved historic gardens.
- View the historic breadfruit tree descendant brought by Captain Bligh.
- See the endangered Saint Vincent Parrot up close at the conservation aviary.
- Relax in a quiet, botanical setting minutes away from Kingstown center.
Itinerary / Timeline
Private pickup from hotel or cruise ship port terminal.
Enter the park and meet your dedicated botanical guide.
Walk the manicured pathways past mahogany, teak, rubber trees, and colorful orchids.
Observe the colorful national parrots and learn about local conservation efforts.
Browse local crafts and enjoy chilled drinks.
Return transportation back to your starting point.
What's Included
- ✓ Private roundtrip transportation
- ✓ Garden entry fees
- ✓ Dedicated garden guide
- ✓ Chilled bottled water
What to Bring
- 👟 Comfortable walking shoes
- 🧴 Mosquito repellent
- 📷 Camera for plants and birds