About this experience
Established in 1765, this is the oldest botanical garden in the Western Hemisphere - twenty acres just outside Kingstown, holding a direct descendant of the original breadfruit plant that Captain William Bligh brought to the Caribbean in 1793.
The grounds also house a captive breeding programme for the endangered St. Vincent Parrot, the island’s national bird. A short, gentle visit that rewards a slow walk.
What you'll experience
- Oldest botanical garden in the Western Hemisphere
- 20 acres of landscaped tropical grounds
- Direct descendant of Captain Bligh's 1793 breadfruit
- Captive breeding programme for the St. Vincent Parrot
On-site facilities
- Mini-zoo, museum and science centre
- Plant nursery and souvenir kiosk
- Welcome booth, gazebos, photography areas
- Refreshments, restrooms, parking
- Entrance fee US$5/person
- Tour guide US$6/hr
