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This is a tranquil spot which we were told used to be a volcano. We watched the fish for a while before moving on to see the Mona monkeys. These were extremely tame and came down from the trees for pieces of fruit and were...More
Visited Oct 3 as part of a island tour. Not much to see except some feral cats and a lake. Read the placard with the description and we where to move on.
While this place is important for island ecology and as nature sanctuary, it is not really a great thrill. A small lake with lots of greenery around it. Cooler than at sea level and refreshing. Peaceful and quiet. Green. But not the highlight of your...More
An excellent place to visit if you like peace and quite away from the hustle a bustle. Also if you like monkeys this is the place to go to get some good photos with a monkey. These are not caged animals but come to the...More
We got there early before any of the tours (and it was off-season). A guide went around calling for the monkeys to come, one did. We brought bananas, but the guide had them too. There is quite a bit of information in the center and...More
It poured torrentially when we visited the Lake but it was still stunning. We only stopped for about 10minutes. Just one of us braved the rain to go out onto the jetty and she was lucky to see what looked like koi carp swimming in...More
This lake is situated on the Grand Etang Forest Reserve. You can take the #6 bus from the bus terminal in St. George’s and it cost EC $5 per person. It’s about 25 minutes drive.
It’s free entry and there’s parking. There are three small...More
Hiked the Shoreline Trail around Grand Etang Lake today with my husband. It was beautiful and definitely a trail that most people could do. Took us about two hours to complete as the trail was half mud and puddles as it is the rainy season...More
Many come here for a place to meditate.
However, the Grand Etang Lake is special. There are fish in the lake. The reeds are for free.
There are two places for shade.
Coolee temperature at tge lake. Lots of different plants in the surrounding area as well as birds and fish. A good place if you like long hikes, short walks, or just a little while to sit and relax.
