Lake Antoine
tilapia, which are summoned easily by dropping small pieces of bread in the water. Swimming is not allowed but picnic tables are stationed for relaxation. A visitor centre provides literature about the ecological and botanical features of the lake and its environs, and a panoramic view of the lake and surrounding rainforest is available from this building.
today in the limelight as a flourishing commercial flower-growing business, which also specializes in lemon grass tea and the popular ‘Nutmed’ athletic spray. The estate also supplies the flowers and foliage that are utilized annually in the creation of Grenada’s displays at the Chelsea Flower Show. Tel: (473) 442-7514
Lake Antoine
This beautiful mountain estate is part of the wonderful historic parish of St. Patrick. A long wooden building housing furniture, kitchen equipment, estate ledgers, phone books, personal effects (diaries, clothing, trophies, photographs and more) that belonged to the Nyack family who bought the estate in 1944, is one of its endearing appeals. It gives a compelling glimpse of life in the middle of the last century. A very delicious lunch made predominantly with local ingredients is available by reservation. Admission: US$4. Tel: (473) 442-9524
Belmont Estate
Like Grand Etang, Lake Antoine is a crater lake formed from the collapsed cone of a volcano but this one is only 20 feet above sea level. The lake's perimeter trail is another one of Grenada's excellent locations for birdwatchers as it is home to a wide variety of species including the Snail Kite, the Fulvous Whistling Duck, Large-billed SeedFinch, Gray Kingbird and Limpkin.
Levera Lake
Surrounded by mangroves, this is a fresh water pond in the caldera of another of Grenada’s ancient volcanoes. The area is also home to the Levera Wetlands where valuable tropical marine ecosystems including sea grass beds and coral reefs are located. It provides recreational activities and support to wildlife, turtle nesting, fishing, hunting and harvesting of mangrove wood.
RUM DISTILLERIES Grenada Distillers Ltd
This newly refurbished and modernized facility, formerly known as the Grenada Sugar Factory, is the home of the famous Clarke’s Court Rum. Its operations began in 1937 when the production of sugar was the island’s main industry. Guided tours are available and visitors can also purchase from a range of rum products. Admission: US$2. Tel: (473) 444-5363
PLANTATIONS Balthazar Estate
Originally known for its production of sugar cane, bananas, cocoa and citrus, the Balthazar Estate is Grenada at a Glance
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