Leeward Coast

St. Vincent and the Grenadines is a volcanic island chain in the eastern Caribbean, with Kingstown as its capital. The Leeward Coast, on the island's western side, is renowned for its stunning black and heather grey beaches, volcanic rock highlights, and vibrant marine life perfect for snorkeling at spots like Anchor Reef, Bat Cave, and other local sites. Nearby, the Falls of Baleine offers a scenic waterfall hike, while the historic forts—Fort Charlotte and Fort Duvernette—provide panoramic views and a glimpse into the island's colonial past. The island's volcano, La Soufrière, last erupted in April 2021, adding to its volcanic allure. The charming fishing village of Barrouallie offers local culture and fresh seafood, and Wallilabou Bay, famous as a filming location for Pirates of the Caribbean, adds to the island’s adventurous appeal. With its diverse attractions and natural beauty, the Leeward Coast offers an unforgettable experience for every traveler especially on the days of beautiful sunsets.