St. Vincent und die Grenadinen

Land · Nordamerika

Bevölkerung 109.897

Fläche 390 km²

Zeitzone America/St_Vincent

Offizielle Website www.gov.vc

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Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Essentials

This collection features the geological and historical landmarks of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. It includes the active La Soufrière volcano and the 18th-century Fort Charlotte, which offers views over the Grenadines. The list highlights the Saint Vincent Botanical Gardens, established in 1765, and the natural basalt formations of Owia Salt Pond. Architectural and conservation sites like the hand-built Moonhole community and the Old Hegg Turtle Sanctuary are paired with filming locations from the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise at Wallilabou Bay.

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St. Vincent & The Grenadines Essentials

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines offers diverse landmarks, from the 1765 Botanical Gardens—the oldest in the Western Hemisphere—to the active stratovolcano of La Soufrière. This selection covers the volcanic formations of Fort Duvernette and Owia Salt Pond, the architectural experiments at Moonhole, and cinematic history at Wallilabou Bay. Highlights include conservation efforts at the Old Hegg Turtle Sanctuary and the lush, terraced landscapes of the Montreal Estate Gardens.

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Nature & Hiking

Explore the diverse terrain of Saint Vincent, ranging from the 1,234-meter active La Soufrière volcano to the lush tropical rainforests of the Vermont Nature Trail. The island's geography features unique volcanic black sand beaches and man-made landmarks like the 19th-century Black Point Tunnel. These sites offer opportunities to observe endemic wildlife, such as the Saint Vincent Parrot, and visit filming locations from the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise at Wallilabou Falls.

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