- Location: Mt. Carmel Waterfalls, St. Andrew, Grenada
- Height: 30 meters
- Excursion with a guide: about 20-40 dollars
The highest waterfall of the island of Grenada is Mount Carmel, known as the "Falling Marquise".
What did Mount Carmel prepare?
The waterfall is near the town of Grenville , and its powerful, turbulent streams can be heard throughout the district. This is not surprising, because the height of Mount Carmel reaches 30 meters. "Falling Marquise" is surrounded by an amazing nature, which is represented by a variety of plants and numerous animals. Many tourists want not only to see the waterfall, but also to get acquainted with the nature of the island, which is quite acceptable. In addition, those who wish can immerse themselves in the cool waters of the spring.
Helpful information
Visit the Mount Carmel waterfall at any time convenient for you. This can be done both independently and as part of the excursion group. If you decide to look at the landmark , accompanied by a guide, then the service will have to pay from 20 to 40 dollars. Self-travel is less expensive, but still, the money will be needed to pay off with the owners of plantations, through the land which lies the path to the source. Do not be afraid to get lost, the roar of Mount Carmel falls is heard from afar.
How to get there?
The easiest way to reach this place is by car. To do this, you need to move along the Grand Bras motorway to the appropriate signpost, then walk through the agricultural land of local residents.
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