Step off your ship and straight into Grenada's green heart.
Most “two-waterfall” tours are a race. Twenty minutes at each stop, a photo from the car park, and back on the bus before you've even felt the spray. This one is built the other way around.
You'll have a private air-conditioned vehicle — your group only, no strangers, no waiting on anyone else — and five unhurried hours with a guide who was born and raised on this island.
Concord Falls comes first, on the lush west coast, reached by a scenic drive along the sea. It's the quieter of the two: cool, clear water spilling into a natural pool ringed by rainforest, with local vendors selling nutmeg, cinnamon and cocoa at the top of the path. Swim if you like. Sit on a warm rock and do nothing if you'd rather.
Then a stop in the fishing village of Gouyave, where the boats come in and the whole street smells of spice — the Grenada that isn't in the brochures.
Finally Annandale Falls, the island's most iconic cascade, tucked into the rainforest just minutes from St. George's. Easy, level access, shaded seating, and one of the most photographed views in the Caribbean.
What makes this different
Your guide isn't reading a script. He'll tell you which tree the nutmeg comes from, why the fort faces the way it does, and where the best roti on the island is hiding. Ask questions. Change the plan. Linger where you love it. That's the whole point of going private.
Comfortable for everyone
Families, couples, solo travellers, seniors and guests with mobility needs are all genuinely welcome. Annandale is one of the most accessible waterfalls in Grenada, swimming is entirely optional at both stops, and we set the pace around you — not the clock.
Back to your ship, always on time
We build in a comfortable buffer and track your ship's departure. In fourteen years of operating in Grenada, we have never left a guest behind.
Optional add-on: a 1-hour deep tissue massage, arranged with a local therapist — ask when booking.
Vision Tours Grenada. Where every tour feels like paradise.
