Things to do in Saint Vincent
Discover the best attractions and experiences Saint Vincent has to offer
Historic Monuments
Explore Saint Vincent's colonial past through forts, government buildings, and historic harbours.
Fort Charlotte
A hilltop fort in Kingstown with sweeping views over the capital and the sea.
Old Court House Museum (Kingstown)
A preserved colonial-era government building featuring historical exhibits.
Wallilabou Harbour
A historic harbour famous for its Pirates of the Caribbean film connection and waterfront charm.
Museums
Gain insight into SVG’s history, culture, and daily life through local museums and heritage spaces.
St. Vincent and the Grenadines National Museum
A concise collection sharing the island’s history, culture and natural heritage.
Old Court House Museum (Kingstown)
Exhibits and artifacts housed in a historic courthouse building.
Religious Monuments
Visit the island’s historic churches that tell stories of its colonial-era religious life.
St. George's Anglican Cathedral (Kingstown)
An iconic Anglican cathedral with colonial roots and architectural charm.
St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Cathedral (Kingstown)
A central Catholic church with long-standing ties to the local community.
National & Theme Parks
Discover SVG’s protected landscapes, from volcanic craters to lush botanical spaces.
La Soufrière National Park
Hiking routes and crater views in SVG’s iconic volcano region.
Saint Vincent Botanical Gardens
One of the Caribbean’s oldest botanical gardens, rich with history and tropical flora.
Neighborhoods
Explore the capital’s neighborhoods and nearby coastal towns to feel everyday SVG life.
Kingstown
The bustling capital with a scenic harbour, markets and local life.
Carenage
Historic waterfront district near the harbor, great for strolls and photos.
Belmont
Village on the northern slopes near the La Soufrière area, with village charm.
Free Things to Do
Enjoy the island’s natural beauty and local vibes without an entrance fee.
Walk the Kingstown waterfront
Stroll along the Carenage, watch boats come and go, and enjoy sea air.
Hike La Soufrière crater viewpoints
Trek to overlook points with rewarding views of the crater and landscapes.
Gastronomy
Sample seafood-rich, Caribbean-inspired dishes crafted with local ingredients.
Flying fish with festival
Freshly caught flying fish paired with sweet fried dough festival.
Callaloo soup
Creamy spinach-like soup with coconut and aromatics, a Caribbean staple.
Breadfruit with saltfish
Traditional preparation pairing starchy breadfruit with salted cod.
Nightlife
Wind down with reggae vibes, harbor-side bars and casual evenings by the sea.
Live reggae nights in Kingstown
Casual venues around the city offer steady reggae rhythms.
Carenage harbor stroll after dark
Evening walks by the waterfront with lights and sea breeze.
Entertainment
Experience cultural celebrations and coastal entertainment that SVG offers year-round.
Vincy Mas (St. Vincent Carnival)
Vibrant national carnival with parades, music and colorful costumes.
Cultural performances at local venues
Community shows and informal performances showcasing SVG arts.
Sports
Catch or participate in island sports and water activities.
Cricket at Arnos Vale Sporting Complex
Historic cricket stadium hosting regional matches and events.
Boat tours for snorkeling and sailing
Coastal boat trips offer snorkeling and scenic sailing.
Off the Track
Go beyond the standard sights with rainforest trails and hidden coastlines.
Mesopotamia rainforest trails
Explore rainforest trails in the Mesopotamia region with lush scenery.
Hike to La Soufrière crater rim
Strenuous but rewarding trek to the crater rim with volcanic scenery.
Explore Wallilabou Sea Caves
Coastal sea caves along the western shore offering seascapes.