Montreal Gardens 🇻🇨
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6R57+98P, MesopotamiaOpen:
Monday: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Tuesday: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Wednesday: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Thursday: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Friday: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
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6 months ago
Stunning tropical gardens in a beautiful part of St Vincent. Well worth visiting, we took a taxi tour from Kingstown. The guide at the gardens was great, he showed us around and was extremely knowledgeable as he work there for many years.
by Nick Deacon
3 months ago
This was the most lovely garden I've ever been to! It was drizzling slightly, but it only made the garden more magical!! There were so many birds, and I got 3 lifers (Lesser Antillean Tanager, Brown Trembler, and Scaly-breasted Thrasher) after I had already spent 5 days on the island!!! The staff were super nice and welcoming, and the garden had many secret paths to explore. There is a nice stream at the bottom of the gardens, a tunnel, great views of the mountain ridges across the way, and other wonders! The plants were absolutely gorgeous and obviously supported a great biodiversity of insects, reptiles, and birds! I wish I could've spent a whole day there! It's only $5 USD for non-nationals, so it's very affordable for such an amazing garden!
by Classical Rhino
10 years ago
It was calming. Being immersed in lush organized flora allowed me to appreciate the beauty of planet earth again. I loved the concrete trail that took us all throughout the garden allowing us to enjoy the many varieties of flowers and plants for the 45 minutes it took us to cover! Make a visit, it definitely worth it! The photos posted are around the parking area. I forgot to take pics along the trail. I'll allow you the surprise!
by Anthony
2 years ago
One of the finest gardens in the Western Hemisphere.
Montreal Garden is a magical and stunningly beautiful slice of paradise, high up in the mountain rainforest. The mature landscaping folds into a verdant gorge flowing with bubbling water and teaming with exotic plants and fabulous flowers including ginger lilies, heliconia, arthuria and orchids. The paths meander through soaring trees rich with birdsong, hummingbirds, butterflies and dragonflies.
The garden is tended by dedicated experts headed by the owner, a courteous expat called Tim. It is funded by market sales of its blooms and the modest entrance fee paid by visitors. There are no facilities other than spotlessly clean loos.
by Jessica Cadzow-Collins
3 years ago
We had an excellent day trip here. Bring literally everything you need, no facilities apart from toilets.
We were back packing so the usd150 taxi we were quoted was out of the question. Head to Little Tokyo and get yourself a bus to Richland Park. Cost EC5 each and the driver took us a little further up the mountain for another 20EC, not far but gained a decent amount of height. From the drop off another 20min walk on very broken roads gets you to the gardens.
The immediate calm was palpable, the garden borrows from the surrounding landscape which is just epic. We spent a good couple of hours and had lunch in one of the covered areas. Plenty of botanical diversity packed in with borders frothing with exotic flowers, plenty of lizards and a few hummingbirds. There were a few mosquitos that found us when we stopped for lunch but we didn't get bitten despite forgetting our deet.
Make sure you find the hidden garden!
by Aaron Corp
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