Things to do & places to visit in Saint Patrick Parish, Grenada

Saint Patrick Parish #3 destination in Grenada 2023. The average rating score is 4.52 based on 869 traveler reviews, of 14 attractions. Timezone: America/Grenada, current date and time: Saturday, May 11, 2024, 1:51.

Top things to do (16)

Top places to visit (25 attractions)

5.0 Mt. Rich Carib Stone Interpretation Center (12 reviews)
- Mt Rich Carib petroglyphs site
Saturday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Historic Sites • Ancient Ruins • Geologic Formations

The Mt. Rich petroglyphs comprise several large boulders set in a deep ravine, with over 60 pre-Columbian carvings. The Interpretation Center offers a viewing platform, recently renovated by a local youth group (MYCEDO) who offers information on the petroglyphs ($5 EC) and a tour around the abandoned estates and villages nearby ($15EC). See more..
5.0 Welcome Stone (9 reviews)
- Absolutely stunning and amazing views!
Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Lookouts

This was definitely the hightligh of Greanada for me. It was awesome. A very underrated place. There’s a very steep cement road from the last point where you can park the car and then head up. You turn left at the top into the bushes and go around the abandoned power station and then continue into the foresty area where there’s a path. After about 15 mins of trekking, the path just opens up and you can get some amazing views of the whole north of the island. I practically spent ane entire hour doing nothing soaking up the fresh air and the views. It was very surreal. The hike is not for the faint hearted as the walk is really steep and tires you out. It’s also nowhere tourist friendly and is quite adventourous getting there. Definitely only for fit people. Take a few water bottles with you. The steep cement road also gives you an amazing photo opportunity of the iconic michel jackson gravity defying dance move leaning forward. See photos attachd. See more..
5.0 SPECTO (3 reviews)
- We saw two beautiful turtles!
Saturday: 7:00 PM - 1:00 AM Eco Tours • Night Tours • Nature & Wildlife Tours

We saw two turtles right when we arrived (got a bit lucky), and it was so amazing to watch them lay eggs. Such a unique experience and would totally recommend if you come within the nesting/hatchin season (spring into summer). See more..
5.0 The Water Club Sports Bar/The Blue Bar (2 reviews)
- Lovely beach bar with wonderful people
Saturday: 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM Bars & Clubs

When in Grenada, a visit to the "Blue Bar" on the northern coast is a must. We were tipped off to this place by our hosts at Almost Paradise in Sauteurs, and we enjoyed it so much that we returned three days in a row. Dale and Maggie are welcoming and friendly, and even prepared foods for us to take home with us, including Maggie's special recipe hot sauce, which we can't get enough of! We had delicious lambi and curried goat here, and enjoyed meeting several locals who are clearly grateful for the community Dale and Maggie have cultivated here. Directly on the beach, it's the perfect place to cool off with a beer, have lunch or a snack and enjoy conversation in between having a swim or visiting other nearby sights. See more..
5.0 Sacred Heart Parish Church (1 review)
- A beautiful church with a smile
Spent 1-2 hours Churches & Cathedrals
We saw this church and i liked it. On Sunday they start at 9 A.M. The church is painted in yellow. The bottom part is brown and the entrance doors are made in wood. The cross stands for anyone to see. Worthwhile to see! See more..
5.0 Sauteurs Bay (1 review)
- Nice town
Spent 2-3 hours Bodies of Water • Beaches

This is in the north of island and is very pretty. Superb views. People so very friendly. Be sure and go to Leapers Hill and Levere and Bathway Beaches. See more..
5.0 St. Patrick Anglican Church (1 review)
- The Attractive Church with its cemetery
Spent 1-2 hours Churches & Cathedrals

St. Patrick Anglican Church has its own cemetery. Inside the doors, it is all in dark wood. Really beautiful!\\There are stained-glass windows and there is a second floor. I found drums on the second floor. From the second floor, we can see the cemetery really well. This is truly worthwhile to see. See more..
5.0 Mt. Rich Carib Stone Interpretation Center (12 reviews)
- Mt Rich Carib petroglyphs site
Saturday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Historic Sites • Ancient Ruins • Geologic Formations

The Mt. Rich petroglyphs comprise several large boulders set in a deep ravine, with over 60 pre-Columbian carvings. The Interpretation Center offers a viewing platform, recently renovated by a local youth group (MYCEDO) who offers information on the petroglyphs ($5 EC) and a tour around the abandoned estates and villages nearby ($15EC). See more..
5.0 Welcome Stone (9 reviews)
- Absolutely stunning and amazing views!
Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Lookouts

This was definitely the hightligh of Greanada for me. It was awesome. A very underrated place. There’s a very steep cement road from the last point where you can park the car and then head up. You turn left at the top into the bushes and go around the abandoned power station and then continue into the foresty area where there’s a path. After about 15 mins of trekking, the path just opens up and you can get some amazing views of the whole north of the island. I practically spent ane entire hour doing nothing soaking up the fresh air and the views. It was very surreal. The hike is not for the faint hearted as the walk is really steep and tires you out. It’s also nowhere tourist friendly and is quite adventourous getting there. Definitely only for fit people. Take a few water bottles with you. The steep cement road also gives you an amazing photo opportunity of the iconic michel jackson gravity defying dance move leaning forward. See photos attachd. See more..
5.0 SPECTO (3 reviews)
- We saw two beautiful turtles!
Saturday: 7:00 PM - 1:00 AM Eco Tours • Night Tours • Nature & Wildlife Tours

We saw two turtles right when we arrived (got a bit lucky), and it was so amazing to watch them lay eggs. Such a unique experience and would totally recommend if you come within the nesting/hatchin season (spring into summer). See more..
5.0 The Water Club Sports Bar/The Blue Bar (2 reviews)
- Lovely beach bar with wonderful people
Saturday: 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM Bars & Clubs

When in Grenada, a visit to the "Blue Bar" on the northern coast is a must. We were tipped off to this place by our hosts at Almost Paradise in Sauteurs, and we enjoyed it so much that we returned three days in a row. Dale and Maggie are welcoming and friendly, and even prepared foods for us to take home with us, including Maggie's special recipe hot sauce, which we can't get enough of! We had delicious lambi and curried goat here, and enjoyed meeting several locals who are clearly grateful for the community Dale and Maggie have cultivated here. Directly on the beach, it's the perfect place to cool off with a beer, have lunch or a snack and enjoy conversation in between having a swim or visiting other nearby sights. See more..
5.0 Sacred Heart Parish Church (1 review)
- A beautiful church with a smile
Spent 1-2 hours Churches & Cathedrals
We saw this church and i liked it. On Sunday they start at 9 A.M. The church is painted in yellow. The bottom part is brown and the entrance doors are made in wood. The cross stands for anyone to see. Worthwhile to see! See more..
5.0 Sauteurs Bay (1 review)
- Nice town
Spent 2-3 hours Bodies of Water • Beaches

This is in the north of island and is very pretty. Superb views. People so very friendly. Be sure and go to Leapers Hill and Levere and Bathway Beaches. See more..
5.0 St. Patrick Anglican Church (1 review)
- The Attractive Church with its cemetery
Spent 1-2 hours Churches & Cathedrals

St. Patrick Anglican Church has its own cemetery. Inside the doors, it is all in dark wood. Really beautiful!\\There are stained-glass windows and there is a second floor. I found drums on the second floor. From the second floor, we can see the cemetery really well. This is truly worthwhile to see. See more..
4.5 Belmont Estate Grenada (614 reviews)
- An engaging experience delivered with such passion and enthusiasm
Farms

The Caribbean's Finest Agri-Tourism Experience Belmont Estate is the premiere tourism attraction on the Spice Isle Grenada. Belmont Estate is a unique and authentic 17th century plantation that offers guests an opportunity to participate and observe the workings of a fully functional historic plantation. Our guests can enjoy exciting tours that include visits to our organically certified farm, gardens and cocoa processing facilities. We also offer an exquisite restaurant featuring creole style cuisine, a smorgasbord of Caribbean Flavours, a goat dairy farm, conference room, gift shop and so much more !. Enjoy the best of true Grenadian hospitality, traditional rural life, the beauty, tranquility and diversity of our breathtaking surroundings. We look forward to welcoming you soon!. See more..
4.5 Bathway Beach (106 reviews)
- Away from the Maddening Crowds
Beaches

This undeveloped beach of speckled coral sands offers a 30-foot-wide pool protected from the strong Atlantic sea currents by a rock shelf that parallels the north side of the shoreline. See more..
4.5 Levera Beach (98 reviews)
- Virtually deserted paradise.
Mountains • Beaches

An important waterfowl habitat and sea turtle nesting site near Bathways beach. See more..
4.5 River Sallee Sulfur Springs (10 reviews)
- Sulfur Springs - great experience to visit!
Hot Springs & Geysers

My cousin and I went to River Sallee Sulfur Springs. Just a forethought, there are 2 springs in Grenada so if you travel there by bus make certain to name the correct one! We found out the hard way. There walk to that sulfur spring is off the regular road and is a LONG and UNSAFE to its destination. River Sallee is like a 2 minute walk to the actual spring area. Also, bring a plastic bag or two if you plan to bathe (which is absolutely safe!) in the water for your wet clothes and towel and change of clothes. It is a very basic open area with a fresh water well to rinse off in. But there are no washrooms. I suggest you look at the videos on You Tube for a better idea. The ladies who provide the massage on site, may seem daunting at first, once you speak with them, they are quite delightful and friendly! The scenic drive up the mountain is quite beautiful and yes, the grounds may need sprucing up but its natural quaint feel along with the baths is quite an experience. See more..
4.5 Leapers Hill (8 reviews)
- A very moving Memorial
Points of Interest & Landmarks

Our tour man, Timmy took us here & we’re so glad he did. A beautiful moving memorial for the Caribs who were so brutally treated the view is beautiful from the memorial too. We had our 7 year old daughter with us & explained what had happened here, so important for us all to learn history from the locals. See more..
4.5 Levera Pond (3 reviews)
- Peaceful Place to View Wildlife
Spent < 1 hour Bodies of Water

The entrance to Levera Pond is about half-way between Bathway Beach and Levera Beach on the Bathway-Levera Road. Heading north on that road, you'll see a sign for the pond and a roped staircase leading to the west, down into the forest. Follow this path for a short distance and you'll arrive at the observation tower on the pond's shoreline. Along the trail, several of the trees have signs on them identifying the species, including several types of Mangrove. The observation tower has two levels where you can look out over the pond and spot the waterfowl living in the area. This place would be of most interest to bird watchers, but I found it to be a peaceful, relaxing place to stroll in the shade. When I visited in December, there was no problem with insects. See more..
4.5 River Sallee Sulfur Springs (10 reviews)
- Sulfur Springs - great experience to visit!
Hot Springs & Geysers

My cousin and I went to River Sallee Sulfur Springs. Just a forethought, there are 2 springs in Grenada so if you travel there by bus make certain to name the correct one! We found out the hard way. There walk to that sulfur spring is off the regular road and is a LONG and UNSAFE to its destination. River Sallee is like a 2 minute walk to the actual spring area. Also, bring a plastic bag or two if you plan to bathe (which is absolutely safe!) in the water for your wet clothes and towel and change of clothes. It is a very basic open area with a fresh water well to rinse off in. But there are no washrooms. I suggest you look at the videos on You Tube for a better idea. The ladies who provide the massage on site, may seem daunting at first, once you speak with them, they are quite delightful and friendly! The scenic drive up the mountain is quite beautiful and yes, the grounds may need sprucing up but its natural quaint feel along with the baths is quite an experience. See more..
4.5 Leapers Hill (8 reviews)
- A very moving Memorial
Points of Interest & Landmarks

Our tour man, Timmy took us here & we’re so glad he did. A beautiful moving memorial for the Caribs who were so brutally treated the view is beautiful from the memorial too. We had our 7 year old daughter with us & explained what had happened here, so important for us all to learn history from the locals. See more..
4.5 Levera Pond (3 reviews)
- Peaceful Place to View Wildlife
Spent < 1 hour Bodies of Water

The entrance to Levera Pond is about half-way between Bathway Beach and Levera Beach on the Bathway-Levera Road. Heading north on that road, you'll see a sign for the pond and a roped staircase leading to the west, down into the forest. Follow this path for a short distance and you'll arrive at the observation tower on the pond's shoreline. Along the trail, several of the trees have signs on them identifying the species, including several types of Mangrove. The observation tower has two levels where you can look out over the pond and spot the waterfowl living in the area. This place would be of most interest to bird watchers, but I found it to be a peaceful, relaxing place to stroll in the shade. When I visited in December, there was no problem with insects. See more..
3.0 Glebe Street Museum (1 review)
- Worth a visit but not the Natural History Museum
Saturday: Speciality Museums

In dire need of a total revamp with a huge money injection but many interesting exhibits including an Arawak canoe. See more..
3.0 Glebe Street Museum (1 review)
- Worth a visit but not the Natural History Museum
Saturday: Speciality Museums

In dire need of a total revamp with a huge money injection but many interesting exhibits including an Arawak canoe. See more..