1. Rainforest Tour- Jeep Safari Explorer
2. The Island
3. By boat

1. Rainforest Tour- Jeep Safari Explorer

An absolute must when you visit. It is a true experience of the rainforest and her waterfalls. It is a tour with well informed guides who can offer a true experience of our people and our island.

The tour begins with an informative drive, through to the Cul de Sac and then into the Rainforest. Spectacular views of the Valley and the banana plantations strech out for miles before you and your first stop is to enjoy the abundance of fresh fruit that is grown here - succulent pineapple, crunchy coconut and delicious bananas all just freshly picked.

A birds eye view of the tallest mountain stretches before you. You journey on deep into the rainforest and stop for a long walk along a river towards a fabulous waterfall...

Your guide informs you of plants and trees, and you may be lucky to encounter a snake or two resting on a Mangoe Tree branch. At all times you are safe in the care of the guides. A dip in the two small cool pools in the river immediately refreshes you. You need to wear sturdy shoes or trainers and be prepared to get them wet!

With a cooler on board packed with refreshments, and a cooler from Roseline with soft drinks as you wish is available to you all day. You then go onto an Estate, a truly intrigueing experience of how life must have been on a working Sugar Plantation. A delicious buffet awaits you. Then on to a beach for some snorkeling or join in beach games organized by your guides.

(Prices: Adults US$000, Kids US$000 each)

2. The Island

Not to be missed - especially if you have children with you. The museum takes you back in time to the creation, the time of the Indians and through the history of 14 battles between the French and the British.

The climb up to the Fort is not a difficult one - the views that await you at the top are well worth the climb.

There are 2 restaurants on the Island that serve lunch and refreshements. However the food tends to be very expensive and not that great. We highly recommend getting a delicious picnic which you can enjoy on the Island after your climb. Just leave the coolers in the jeep until you have finished your climb and ask at the gate to be allowed out to collect them.

There is a small beach on the Island which is great to relax on. Very calm waters, which is great for the kids.

Tip: - A good idea is to have us us check the days that cruise ships are due in to avoid as their passengers do flock to the Island in the hundreds!

3. By boat

A day out with Duke and his fast speedboat. A truly enjoyable day and an easy relaxing way to see.

While driving by jeep is a very enjoyable scenic drive it, can be very exhausting, particularly with children - we highly recommend a day with Duke.

Both adults and children will marvel at the caves along the coast filled with bats - yuk!

Duke shows you the fishing villages on the way to Soufriere and takes you through the Bay where you can imagine the British fleet frantically strapping coconut palms to the masks of their vessels to hide from the French fleet as it sailed past, unaware of the secret attack that they would launch on them from behind as they sailed past the Bay.

Duke takes you on where we recommend you pre-arrange with Ross to organise for Ben to meet you and take you to see the sites.

You will visit our famous open air volcano and climb to a spectacular waterfall and bathe in the refreshing cold waters in the rainforest.

This boat trip is a very relaxing way to see all the wonders. Ben is a wonderful and informative tour guide.

Now it is back to the boat, and off to the beach for a swim and some wonderful snorkeling - masks, snorkels and flippers are all provided by Duke on the boat, even for the Kids.

Enjoy your picnic lunch on the boat or on the beach. This tour will be a very memorable day.

(Price range approximately US$0000)