Waterfall Tours in Grenada: 10 Picks, Priced

1.Full-Day Tour: Concord Waterfall, Chocolate Factory, Rum Distillery, Grand Etang

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 871 reviews · from $115Our pick

Spend 7 to 8 hours crossing Grenada by air-conditioned van with a local guide such as Michael or Rolley. Swim at Concord Falls, sample chocolate, eat Caribbean food, tour River Antoine Rum Distillery, and visit Grand Etang Lake. Hotel and port transfers, entrance fees, and lunch are included.

“I really enjoyed this tour and it was such a great way to get a feel of Grenada during our brief stop in our cruise. My one complaint is that the waterfall stop should be lengthier! It was everyone's favorite during our excursion. Otherwise, amazing views of this beautiful island.”

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2.Half-Day Concord Waterfall and Chocolate Factory Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 313 reviews · from $66Best value

This 5.5-hour Grenada tour combines Concord Waterfall, Gouyave’s Jouvay Chocolate Factory, Grand Etang Lake, spice country, and views of St. George’s. Local guides such as Michael, Rolly, Rawley, and Dexter lead the drive, explain island life, and may adjust the route if weather or road conditions affect Concord Falls.

“I would definitely recommend Rolly our tour guide was very knowledgeable about the history of the island. He was very engaging and the sites were wonderful”

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3.Half-Day Grenada River Tubing -Grand Etang & Annandale Falls

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 127 reviews · from $110

Start with a swim and cliff-jumping at Annandale Falls, then visit Grand Etang’s volcanic lake and Mona monkeys before tubing the Balthazar River. Hotel pickup, bottled water, safety gear, and guides are included. Ask about Densil, Denzel, or Derron, names linked with especially attentive guiding.

“Small group, tour guide is great, water tubing was lots of fun. Ideally there could be more spots to see on the island”

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4.Grenada: Half-Day Island Tour with Waterfall Swim Stop

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 123 reviews · 5 hours · from $87

Explore Grenada in a small group of up to six with an English-speaking guide such as Ronnie or Nash. Visit St. George’s, Fort Frederick, the market, Annandale Falls, Grand Etang crater lake, a rum distillery, and Morne Rouge Beach. Bring cash for entry fees, lunch, and optional rentals.

“He was flexible yet had a very good plan for the half day.”

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5.Seven Sisters Falls Hike / Annandale Falls / Grand Etang National Park & Lake

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 84 reviews · from $130

Travel from St. George’s with guides such as Densil, Stephanie, or Troy to Grand Etang Lake, Annandale Falls, and Seven Sisters Falls. Expect a scenic drive, rainforest plants, possible Mona monkey sightings, and a steep, slippery hike to a cool swimming pool. Hotel and cruise-port pickup are available.

“We enjoyed our afternoon seeing the Falls and Densil was a great guide! Arrived right on time and the car was immaculate. Friendly, professional, funny. Hike to Seven Sisters Falls was steep and slippery in spots but Densil and the park guide were always there to lend a hand. Going in the afternoon was ideal as the park was quiet and we were the only ones on the trail, very peaceful.”

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6.Seven Sisters Waterfalls Hike

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 80 reviews · from $66

This roughly five-hour Grenada outing combines hotel or port pickup, a scenic stop at Grand Etang Lake, and a guided hike through rainforest to two Seven Sisters cascades. Guides such as Michael, Rawle, Rolley, and Nick explain Grenada’s plants, wildlife, and history. Expect steep, muddy trails, a refreshing swim, and a small group of up to 13 people.

“You should do this excursion and trip before you turn 65 or 70 yrs. Our guide Dexter was very pleasant and patient. He helped me with my bag down to the falls and back up on the trek.”

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7.Saint George’s: Grenada River Tubing & Waterfall island tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 49 reviews · 4h 30m · from $150

Travel from St. George’s into Grenada’s rainforest with guides such as Denzil, Al, or Joe. See Grand Etang Lake and Mona monkeys, float the Balthazar River with local river guides, then swim at Annandale Waterfall. This 4.5-hour outing includes transport, entry fees, tubing, and hotel or cruise-port pickup.

“We had an outstanding time with our Guide „Denzel“ ! He gave us all informations about Grenada and tryed everything to make us Guests Happy!! Great time and the Rivertubing ….very nice!!”

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8.“Tropically Yours” Waterfall Nature Hike.

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 36 reviews · 4h 30m · from $100

Spend 4.5 hours exploring Grenada with an English-speaking guide, a city overlook, rainforest farms, and a muddy 30-minute walk to the first two Seven Sisters waterfalls. Swim in cool pools, look for birds and Mona monkeys, and expect a small group of no more than six. City sightseeing may vary, so confirm the day’s route.

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9.St. George’s: Half-day spice and waterfall tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 34 reviews · 4 hours · from $88

Travel from St. George’s with an English-speaking guide to learn about nutmeg, cinnamon, clove, bay leaf, and other Grenadian spices. Visit a spice garden, stop at Annandale Waterfall for a possible swim, and enjoy sightseeing along the way. Guides such as Gary and Daniel have offered warm, personal service, though entry fees are extra.

“Super , the Tour-guide was super nice and we got all information about Grenada. He also pick us up from the hotel. What was super and he was on time.”

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10.Shared Tour: Annandale Waterfalls, Forts & Grand Anse Beach.

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 33 reviews · from $85

Start at the cruise terminal or arrange pickup, then visit Annandale Falls, Fort Frederick, and Grand Anse Beach with a local guide. Tony, Al, Nigel, Emery, and other guides have led this tour, though assignments vary. Expect an air-conditioned vehicle, a group of up to 10, extra fees at some sights, and time to swim, shop, or relax.

“We were a little nervous taking an independent tour off of our Windstar cruise, but Tony was right there waiting for us at the pier as promised. He put us right at ease and showed us around his beautiful island which he is calling home again. TRead more”

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