A five‑to‑six hour loop from St. George’s that pairs a cool swim beneath Concord’s tiered falls with a hands‑on tour of Grenada’s chocolate gardens and a brief rainforest visit to Grand Etang. Efficient, sensory, and ideal for time‑pressed travelers.
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By the time the van peels away from the harbor, St. George’s red roofs and pastel facades shrink into a ribbon of sea and coconut palms. The road climbs, narrowing between spice-scented hedges and small wooden houses with bright shutters. Then the mountain opens—not wide, but enough for a trio of waterfalls to find a place in the folds of the island. Concord Waterfalls drops in tiers through emerald ferns; the water dares you to step in and let the cool current press against your skin.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
5–6 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most travelers; requires short, easy walks on uneven terrain and the ability to climb a few steps and river rocks.
Wildlife
History
St. George’s and the west coast carry layers of colonial history—French settlement followed by British control—reflected in architecture and plantation land use.
Conservation
Grand Etang is Grenada’s largest protected area; stick to marked paths, avoid disturbing wildlife, and support local farms whose sustainable practices help preserve soil and forest cover.
Reserve your spot on the Half-Day Concord Waterfall and Chocolate Factory Tour today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring swimwear and a towel
Concord’s pools are swimmable—pack a quick‑dry swimsuit and towel so you can jump in after the hike.
Wear grippy shoes
Trail sections are short but uneven and slippery; water shoes or trail sandals with traction are best.
Protect against sun and rain
Bring sunscreen and a compact rain jacket—tropical showers can appear suddenly and the trail has limited shelter.
Cash for chocolate and tips
Bring small EC dollars or USD for extra chocolate purchases and local guide appreciation at the end of the tour.
Swimsuit
For swimming under the falls—the water is cool and refreshing.
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Water shoes or sport sandals
Grip and protect your feet on wet rocks and muddy paths.
Compact rain jacket
Lightweight protection during sudden tropical showers, especially in the rainforest interior.
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Sunscreen and hat
Sun protection for coastal drives and exposed viewpoints.