Botanical Gardens
Park · Kingstown ·

Botanical Gardens

Park · Kingstown ·

Oldest botanic gardens in Western Hemisphere, native plants, parrots

guided tour
native and exotic plants
informative guide
st vincent parrot
oldest botanical gardens
breadfruit tree
educational experience
peaceful atmosphere
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Botanical Gardens by Photo courtesy of Calvert Jones/St. Vincent and the Grenadines Tourism Authority
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Information

5Q7C+7VM New Montrose, & St Vincent, Kingstown, St. Vincent & Grenadines Get directions

Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot

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5Q7C+7VM New Montrose, & St Vincent, Kingstown, St. Vincent & Grenadines Get directions

+1 784 493 5824
botanicalgarden.gov.vc

Features

•Wheelchair accessible entrance
•Wheelchair accessible parking lot

Last updated

Jan 25, 2026

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25,132 Postcards · 3,702 Cities

"Around since 1765, the St. Vincent Botanical Gardens claims to be the oldest of its kind in the Western Hemisphere. Tour the gardens with an informative guide, who will point out all the native and exotic plants growing here, including a breadfruit tree descended from the one Captain Bligh brought to St. Vincent in 1793. In the aviary, you’ll also be able to catch a glimpse of the colorful St. Vincent parrot—the island’s national bird."

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"Within the St. Vincent Botanical Gardens in Kingstown, visitors will find a very nice gift shop, featuring everything from local artwork, handmade pottery, and crafts to books about the island, toys for kids, authentic souvenirs, and snacks and cold drinks. The gift shop is decorated with plants, of course, as well as carnival costumes that reflect the island culture."

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25,132 Postcards · 3,702 Cities

"Around since 1765, the St. Vincent Botanical Gardens claims to be the oldest of its kind in the Western Hemisphere. Tour the gardens with an informative guide, who will point out all the native and exotic plants growing here, including a breadfruit tree descended from the one Captain Bligh brought to St. Vincent in 1793. In the aviary, you’ll also be able to catch a glimpse of the colorful St. Vincent parrot—the island’s national bird."

Historic St. Vincent
Photo courtesy of Calvert Jones/St. Vincent and the Grenadines Tourism Authority
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25,132 Postcards · 3,702 Cities

"Around since 1765, the St. Vincent Botanical Gardens claims to be the oldest of its kind in the Western Hemisphere. Tour the gardens with an informative guide, who will point out all the native and exotic plants growing here, including a breadfruit tree descended from the one Captain Bligh brought to St. Vincent in 1793. In the aviary, you’ll also be able to catch a glimpse of the colorful St. Vincent parrot—the island’s national bird."

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Valyn E.

Google
I had just an amazing and educational time here. Our tour guide, Anthony, was superb! We got a bit of history and comedy in the mix, which made this tour so memorable. Learning about the different plants, their uses, the uniqueness were all interesting tid bits - some of which I didn't know! This tour was nothing short of engaging and we really enjoyed it. Excellent price point too! It was US6/XCD 13.50 per person, and the guided tour is an additional cost. Your choice to go off on your own but I highly recommend a guided tour

Alena M.

Google
Tour guide is a must or else you have no idea what is what. They have names of trees and bushes and flowers but a guide tells you a little about each one and how to use them in food. Parrots are interactive with "Hello" and "Bye". It's a cute experience.

Justin S

Google
As the oldest botanical gardens in the Western Hemisphere, it is worth the visit and you can see the colorful St. Vincent parrot, which will talk back to you. Whether you stroll on your own or join an informative guided tour (worth money), this serene spot is absolutely worth a visit

Philipp B.

Google
The Botanical Garden in St. Vincent is quite small and easy to explore. For us, the highlight was definitely the impressive large trees, which create a peaceful atmosphere. However, we were a bit disappointed by the limited variety of plants there simply weren’t as many to see as we had expected.The entrance fee of 5 USD per person for tourists did not seem justified considering what is offered. On our walk back to the city, we actually saw more colorful and diverse plants in the local gardens along the road.In addition, it was very sad to see how the parrots are kept. They are housed in several cages that are neither lovingly designed nor decorated with greenery just bare, cold enclosures that don’t resemble a suitable environment for such intelligent birds. This concept and the conditions should really be reconsidered, although judging by previous reviews, the management seems rather resistant to feedback.

Paulo Eduardo da S.

Google
Interesting park.. the sun is tough on you, but not their fault.. good place to get the steps done

Saed A.

Google
Beautiful botanical gardens and lovely stroll. Definitely recommend getting a tour guide. Lots of history and good explanation of all the trees in the property. If you’re in town, it’s a great way to kill an hour or so.

Travel N.

Google
Good to see on the island. 5 dollars for entry fee and extra 6 if you need a guide. The guide fee is higher than the entry fee. Must take a cab if your cannot walk 4 to 5 km fr the port. And if you walk look out for the entrance board which may easily go unnoticed. It has a lot of trees and some of them are ry interesting.

CJ W.

Google
We enjoyed a delightful 90-minute guided walk in a small group with Paddia and Ian. The gardens, which are over 260 years old, are brimming with fascinating and exotic plants, each with intriguing medicinal properties. It was a thoroughly enjoyable and educational experience, and a truly lovely way to spend the time.