Dark View Falls

Park · Saint David

Dark View Falls

Park · Saint David

7QRH+M82, Leeward Hwy, Chateaubelair, St. Vincent & Grenadines

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Discover a breathtaking double waterfall with tranquil swimming pools, a bamboo bridge, and facilities for a perfect day of relaxation and exploration.

7QRH+M82, Leeward Hwy, Chateaubelair, St. Vincent & Grenadines Get directions

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"A two-tiered waterfall hidden in the rainforest, accessible via a short walk and offering a magical bathing experience." - Carley Rojas Avila Carley Rojas Avila Carley Rojas Avila is a bilingual travel writer, editor, and content marketer. She is an expert on Latin America, the Caribbean, and Cuba, as she lived and worked in four different count

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"St. Vincent is known for its plethora of waterfalls. A visit to the country should definitely include a visit to such iconic falls as Dark View Falls (St. Vincent’s most popular, and accessible only by swaying bamboo bridge)." - Hannah Selinger Hannah Selinger Hannah Selinger is a James Beard Award-nominated lifestyle writer based in Boxford, Massachusetts. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

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R D

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Great waterfall with small pools for swimming. You can walk under the water for a massage if you wish. There is a decent walkway and a bamboo bridge to cross. There are changing rooms and toilets along with a vendor selling coconuts and drinks. Would have given it 5 star but as it’s a tourist attraction the goverment demands you to pay $5 ECD which is ridicules as it never had a price when I was living there as a kid to a teen and to come back and realise the extortion it’s put me off a bit but beautiful place it should be free for everyone as it was not created by humans.

Omar Manejwala

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Great set of twin falls easy to get to. First falls is a 5 min walk from parking lot. Second is via Staircase with 65 steps. Both are good for swimming. There is a mini falls between them which is also lovely. 5ec entry fee. Despite what it says online they close at 4. Bathrooms, changing facilities on site. Vending of food supposedly but that portion was closed when I went.

Jennifer Stachnik

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This is a beautiful double waterfall that you can go under or sit in the water below. To get to the waterfall you must traverse a bamboo suspension bridge. The hike to the upper falls is strenuous and best done with a guide. Recommend wearing sturdy shoes/sandals that have heel strap and can get wet. There are bathrooms.

Adrian Seglem

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Very nice Waterfall, not to far and difficult to find. At my time of visit was just after the hurricane beryl, so there was some threes that was fallen over. Would recommend taking a bath in it for a delightful experience.

Cee Cee

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Easy access to the lower falls. You simply have to cross the bridge and it's right after, which is great for people who don't want to walk alot. There is a larger waterfall further from the smaller one. The water is a little chilly, I recommend water shoes, especially if you have sensitive feet(lots of rocks). Great ambiance, you can even take pictures from a deck.

Helen Zakhour

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Stunning waterfalls with a nice pond to dip in! Treacherous drive of over an hour from Kingstown and we went sunday afternoon which was a huge mistake as the roads were blocked for funeral parades!

Matt Nicholas

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Fantastic double waterfall worth the short hike up (steep) steps. Relatively unspoiled, best viewed on a Friday or weekend when less cruise visits.

Sharon

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Great waterfall with small pools for swimming. You can walk under the water for a massage if you wish, or just stand on the platforms for pictures. There is a decent walkway (a 5 minute walk, very easy) and a bamboo bridge to cross. There are changing rooms and toilets along with a vendor selling coconuts and drinks.

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Omar Manejwala

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Jennifer Stachnik

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Adrian Seglem

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Cee Cee

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Helen Zakhour

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Stunning waterfalls with a nice pond to dip in! Treacherous drive of over an hour from Kingstown and we went sunday afternoon which was a huge mistake as the roads were blocked for funeral parades!

Matt Nicholas

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Fantastic double waterfall worth the short hike up (steep) steps. Relatively unspoiled, best viewed on a Friday or weekend when less cruise visits.

Sharon

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