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Visit Fort Duvernette

Located offshore from Villa on Young Island, Fort Duvernette offers a spooky tour of the past. This 19th-century fort is built atop a huge volcanic rock, and a boat ride will take you to see it. There are 255 stairs to climb, with great views of the sea from the top. It's a fascinating place to visit, especially if you love history or the sea.

Kingstown is a beautiful capital city, and it's well worth visiting for a look at the city's cobblestone streets, colonial buildings, and handsome churches. It's also home to St. Vincent Botanical Gardens, which are the oldest botanical gardens in the West Indies. The grounds cover 7.5 acres of rainforest and are home to a variety of exotic tropical plants, including hibiscus, cinnamon, nutmeg, and mahogany.

The Leeward Highway Scenic Drive is a 40-kilometer road that runs from Kingstown to Richmond Beach along the island's sheltered west coast. It passes through local villages, black-sand beaches, coconut plantations, and worthwhile tourist attractions. It includes Carib Rock, which features a carved face dating from AD 600, and Barrouallie, a small fishing village that boasts a Carib stone altar and petroglyphs depicting the tradition of hunting pilot whales.

There are also several day tours to other islands and natural sites on the island of St. Vincent, as well as guided hikes to the island's volcano, La Soufriere, and more.

The island's tallest mountain, La Soufriere, is one of St. Vincent's most popular attractions, and a guided hike to the top is a great way to see the island's unique ecosystems. You'll also have the chance to see lush rain forests, dark view waterfalls, and a rugged Cumberland Nature Trail.

Birdwatching is a major draw in the islands, with species like the endemic Saint Vincent Amazon parrot and emerald-colored ibisbirds hard to miss in their brilliant plumage. You can also visit the Nicholas Wildlife Aviary and observe these beautiful birds in the natural habitat.

You'll also find plenty of opportunities to spot turtles in the water at Tobago Cays Marine Park, which encompasses five idyllic small islands protected by reefs and ringed by crystal-clear waters. Many cruise ships stop here for a day trip, and the beaches here are popular with snorkelers, too.

A short boat trip south of St. Vincent will land you on the idyllic island of Young Island, a 13-acre resort with 29 private cottages overlooking the sandy white beach. You can opt to stay in a cottage with your own plunge pool, or rent a cabin with a thatched roof and hammock.

This island is the perfect retreat for those seeking a true Caribbean experience, free from the throngs of tourists and cruise ship crowds. A few days here will leave you feeling re-energized and refreshed, ready to tackle another island or explore the surrounding Caribbean.

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S U N S E T ☉ Land of #fish and land of #birds. #Land that gave us #birth and #blessing. Land that called us ever homewards. We will go home across the #ocean. We will go home, We will go #home, We will go home across the #sea. We will go home singing our #song. Hear our #singing, hear our longing. We will go home across the sea. We will go home, We will go home. We will go home across the sea. #Barrouallie 🇻🇨🐳🇻🇨 #sharethesunset #Fishermen #fishing #livelyhood #islandlife #ig_caribbean #adventure #emages (at Barrouallie)

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Old Time Barrouallie Bay

Saint Vincent I Caribbean

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Barrouallie Police Youth Club raises funds to assist former president with medical bills https://searchlight.vc/searchlight/news/2020/08/14/barrouallie-police-youth-club-raises-funds-to-assist-former-president-with-medical-bills/ (at Hammond, Indiana) https://www.instagram.com/p/CD7njFODyVe/?igshid=1sqlbbuucahbl

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FOR SALE:LIST PRICE:$129,000.00-Open to offers Located at Peter’s Hope in the Parish of Saint Patrick on this 4,294 sq ft of land.  The parcel of land is rectangular in shape with a sloping topography. All surface water is readily drained from the site via gutters and there is no risk of flooding during periods of heavy rainfall. The property is accessible off the a paved subdivision road which connects with the Leeward Highway in this part of Peters Hope.   On this lot sits 730 sq.ft one floor concrete home of 2003 construction. This home has three (3)bedrooms, kitchen, dining and living room, bathroom and a veranda. This area of Peters Hope can be considered a rural agricultural area. The main economic activity supported in this area is agriculture. Specifically, crops such as coconuts, ground provisions and tree crops are most common. Due to the fact that the land is located between the Towns of Barrouallie and Layou, the amenities   of these areas are readily accessible. These include a police station, schools, churches, villages shops and playing  fields. Electricity, pipe-borne water and telephone services are available in the area. Commuter transport is available from the Leeward Highway most times of the day. Please contact our Agent Simon Kamara for details affecting the sale and purchase of this property (784)456-9005/(784)528-1616/(784)493-7777 #luxuryhomes #luxuryinvestments #luxurylistings #luxury #land #homes #luxuryvillas #landforsale #luxuryrealestateagent #listings #sales #agency #agent #realtor #estatesale #broker #brokerage #millionairemindset #milliondollarlistinhssvg #millionaire #millionairelifestyle #caribbean #ownthedream #SVG #beaches #Grenadines #callustoday #784🇻🇨🌴🌞 #agency https://www.instagram.com/p/B4JCCpbFtM-/?igshid=1weu41bsl4s1x

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tempest anderson, {1902} barrouallie, saint vincent

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Make sure to check out Vincy’s very first Film Festival later this month! Screening locations and dates below! #Repost @hairounaff ・・・ Get ready because Vincy’s first film festival is only 16 days away! March 22-30, 2019, one week of FREE outdoor film screenings. From Bagga to Sandy Bay, we are bringing some of the best Vincy and Caribbean films right to your backyard. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Public Screenings (6:30 PM): MAR 22 & 23 Calliaqua Playing Field MAR 24 Sharpes Playing Field MAR 25 SVGCC (Villa Campus) MAR 28 Barrouallie Playground MAR 29 Chappy’s Bar, Sandy Bay MAR 30 FLOWT Beach Bar, Ratho Mill Check the link in our bio for full film schedule info. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Huge thanks to our sponsors for making history with us: @jollyexciting @north_eleven @invest_svg @silvakast @hairounbeersvg Send us a message if you’d like to donate, sponsor or learn more about how you can support this event. https://www.instagram.com/p/Buq21mhltSo/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=8kkzulbxpd94

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Always be yourself! Unless you're a #mermaid Then always be a mermaid 🌅 #sharethesunset 🌞 #caribbean #sunsets #sunsetlovers #bestsunset #sunset #sunsetking #Barrouallie #ig_caribbean #wildernessquest #evening #sunset_madness #emages (at Barrouallie)

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Accurate Ranking of Top 10 Best Schools in St Vincent And The Grenadines Ranking 2018

Accurate Ranking of Top 10 Best Schools in St Vincent And The Grenadines Ranking 2018

Barrouallie Secondary School

North Union Secondary School

Emmanuel High School Mesopotamia

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Killing orcas? This can’t happen and can’t be allowed! 🦈 “The whaler whose crew harpooned and killed three orcas off Barrouallie, a town in western St. Vincent, on Sunday, has defended his action, saying that the kill is important to the livelihood of townsmen, and that they have broken no local law.” 🦈 🖋 Kenton X Chance 📷 iWitness News Article linked on our fb page #orcas #stvincent #orca #saveorcas #saveouroceans #saveourseas

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Happy 38th Independence #stvincentandthegrenadines from @g987fm with @markstrizzzy @missjemeni 🇻🇨🇻🇨🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿 . St. Vincent and Grenadines History: . The first Europeans to occupy St. Vincent were the French. However, following a series of wars and peace treaties, the islands were eventually ceded to the British. While the English were the first to lay claim to St. Vincent in 1627, the French centered on the island of Martinique would be the first European settlers on the island when they established their first colony at Barrouallie on the Leeward side of St. Vincent in 1719. The French settlers cultivated coffee, tobacco, indigo, corn, and sugar on plantations worked by African slaves. St. Vincent was ceded to Britain by the Treaty of Paris (1763), after which friction between the British and the Caribs led to the First Carib War. The island was restored to French rule in 1779 and regained by the British under the Treaty of Versailles (1783). Between 1795 and 1796, with French support from Martinique, the Black Caribs, led by their chief, Joseph Chatoyer, fought a series of battles against the British. Their uprising was eventually put down, however, resulting in almost 5,000 Black Caribs being exiled to the tiny island of Baliceaux off the coast of Bequia. Conflict between the British and the black Caribs continued until 1796, when General Abercrombie crushed a revolt fomented by the French radical Victor Hugues. The British deported more than 5,000 black Caribs to Roatán, an island off the coast of Honduras Decades after the success of the Haitian Revolution, the British abolished slavery in 1834. The resulting labour shortages on the plantations attracted Portuguese immigrants in the 1840s and East Indians in the 1860s as laborers. Conditions remained harsh for both former slaves and immigrant agricultural workers. St. Vincent was granted associate statehood status on October 27, 1969, giving it complete control over its internal affairs. Following a referendum in 1979, St. Vincent and the Grenadines became the last of the Windward Islands to gain independence. It celebrates independence on 27 October 1979!

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READY UP🔊Aaaaiiii🗣 (at Barrouallie)

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A real estate business that never sleeps: Sutherland Real Estate.

A real estate business that never sleeps: Sutherland Real Estate.

Mr. Stenneth Sutherland is a family oriented businessman originally from Barrouallie, St. Vincent and the Grenadines. In the field of real estate, his business is called Sutherland’s Real Estate Company. His real estate business involves the selling of Land and Property, Property Maintenance, Property Development, Garage Sales, Tenant Selection etc.  Sutherland’s Real Estate does all of the above…

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2 cá voi sát thủ bị chặt nhỏ thành trăm khúc đem bán

Cá voi bị chặt thành trăm miếng.

Nhiều người đặt tour du lịch ngắm cá voi sát thủ ở đảo quốc Saint Vincent và Grenadines đã quyết định hủy vé sau khi chứng kiến cảnh tượng kinh hoàng. Hình ảnh hai con cá voi sát thủ bị xẻ thịt, cắt thành trăm miếng và đem bán ở bờ biển khiến nhiều người rùng mình kinh hãi.

Không chỉ bị xẻ thịt, mỡ của cá voi cũng được cho vào nồi nấu và chế thành dầu bán. Saint Vincent và Grenadines là quốc gia hiếm hoi ở thế kỷ 21 vẫn giết cá voi và cá heo làm thực phẩm.

Người dân đang chặt nhỏ con cá voi sát thủ.

Tác giả bộ ảnh này là Adam Gravel khi anh có chuyến thăm tới làng Barrouallie hôm 31.3 và cho biết đảo quốc Caribe vẫn còn rất chuộng thịt cá voi. Tại đây, người dân xem cá voi sát thủ là hải sản.

Bức ảnh kinh hãi nhất là cảnh một người dân bản địa dùng rựa chặt đầu cá voi, lóc thịt và vứt đầu lâu đẫm máu sang một bên. Phần mỡ cá voi được nấu trong nồi để làm dầu, xà phòng và bơ. Ken Isaacs, một thành viên có mặt trên tàu ngắm cá voi, trả lời kênh iWitness News rằng một số vị khách đã không chịu nổi khi chứng kiến cảnh tượng ghê rợn.

Nấu mỡ cá voi.

Một con cá voi sát thủ nặng khoảng 5-6 tấn và đủ lượng thịt cung cấp cho một thị trấn. Nếu bán ở thị trường chợ đen, chúng có giá vài ngàn USD, tùy kích cỡ. Hầu hết số thịt được xẻ ra sẽ bán cho dân làng. Số còn lại sẽ gửi tới các đảo lân cận.

Tại Saint Vincent và Grenadines, cách chế biến cá voi phổ biến nhất là phơi khô, đóng bịch và cất trữ lâu ngày. Họ thường chế biến thịt cá voi thành súp hoặc các món hầm.

Tác giả Adam nói rằng ông hy vọng những bức hình sẽ khiến thế giới hiểu được tình trạng săn cá voi ở Saint Vincent và Grenadines. Ông nói nạn săn cá voi sẽ làm hủy hoại sinh thái biển và ảnh hưởng tới ngành du lịch ngắm cá voi ở đây.

Cá voi sát thủ trưởng thành giết chết cá mập để làm thức ăn cho những thành viên nhỏ cùng đàn.

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