Pirates Movie Set & Waterfall Tour in St. Vincent Coast

Summary

Explore Wallilabou Bay, Heritage Park & Kingstown Views

You’ll walk movie sets, pose with pirate props, cool off by a waterfall, taste local food, and catch epic island views—all in one easygoing day trip.

What’s the experience like?

The drive along St. Vincent’s west coast is something I still think about—windows down, the salty air mixing with the smell of roadside barbecues, and those wild green hills rolling right into the sea. We pulled up at Wallilabou Bay, which honestly looks like it’s straight out of a movie… because it is. Our guide, Marcus, pointed out the battered docks and old cannons from Pirates of the Caribbean. He even let us try on a pirate hat for photos—felt silly but couldn’t resist. There’s this little souvenir shack nearby where you can grab a cold drink or just chat with locals about when Johnny Depp was in town.

Next up was Heritage Park. The waterfall here isn’t huge but it’s got this gentle sound that drowns out everything else—kind of peaceful after all the excitement. I dipped my toes in (water’s cool but not freezing), and we wandered through gardens full of bright flowers and mango trees. Lunch was simple: grilled fish and fried plantains from a food stall just outside the park gates. If you’re feeling lazy, there’s an option to just stretch out on the black sand beach for an hour or so—honestly, I lost track of time watching kids play soccer by the water.

On our way back, we stopped at Fort Charlotte above Kingstown. The view is wild—you get this full sweep over the city and if it’s clear (like it was for us), you’ll spot Bequia and even Grenada way off in the haze. Our guide shared stories about old battles and pointed out tiny fishing boats heading home as the sun started to dip. It felt like seeing St. Vincent from every angle in one afternoon.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Pirates Movie Site and Waterfall

• Visit Pirates of the Caribbean movie site and take pictures with props
• See cascading waterfall, enjoy local food and stroll garden
• Visit historic site with 360° view of Kingstown and surroundings

Top questions

Is there time to swim at the beach?

Yes! There’s about 90 minutes set aside for beach time if you want to swim or just relax on the sand.

Can I bring my stroller or wheelchair?

Absolutely—most stops are accessible for strollers and wheelchairs, though some paths near the waterfall can be uneven.

Are drinks included?

Bottled water is always available on board, plus fruit punch or rum punch for adults during stops.

How long does the tour last?

The whole experience usually takes around 5-6 hours depending on group pace and traffic.

What’s included

Your ride comes with private transport (AC vehicle), bottled water, WiFi onboard so you can share pics right away, plus fruit punch or rum punch for adults at stops. All ages welcome—just let us know if you need space for strollers or service animals!