Unforgettable memories from Peak to Pools - If you are visiting Grenada and love the outdoors, this hike is an absolute must! We started our trek at Mt. Qua Qua, and the views were simply breathtaking. The hike was muddy and difficult at points, but the views were spectacular! Standing at the summit provided a stunning 360-degree panorama of the island and a unique perspective of the Grand Etang crater lake below. The next stop was to Seven Sisters Falls, which was the perfect way to spend the afternoon. After a challenging and rewarding hike, arriving at the falls felt like discovering a hidden paradise. Jumping into the cool, crystal-clear pools was the ultimate reward for our efforts. Densil was an incredible guide and showed us all the ‘true Grenada’! Highly recommended for anyone looking to see the wild, natural beauty of Grenada!

Hike with great views - A great moderate hike through the rainforest, with fantastic views along the way and truly breathtaking views at the top of Mount Qua Qua. Densil is a personable and competent guide, sharing history of Grenada during the drive and providing attentive guidance during the hike. He also has quite a cinematic eye and captured photos and videos throughout. We’re experienced hikers, but we were glad to have a guide for this one as there was vegetation to cut back and alternate trails around the muddiest sections. Recommend true hiking footwear and using the provided poles.

Great Hike, Highly Recommended - The journey to Grand Etang Lake was great as Troy provided lots of interesting information about the history, economy and culture of Greneda. A museum is currently being built next to the lake and it was good to have a look around and learn about the local landscape. Densil then guided me through the forest up to Mount Qua Qua. His knowledge of the flora and fauna was outstanding. The pace was quite comfortable thought there are some tricky parts, so strong footwear and a good level of fitness is important. There were some great views although when we got to Qua Qua it was quite misty. On the way back there was a bit of rain so it got a bit slippy but it’s fine if you take your time. After the walk Densil showed me Grand Etang Lake explaining how it’s used. We then saw some of the Mona monkeys, 2 of which are looked after by the residents. One the way back Troy against gave more information about the island and we stopped and had a look around Fort Frederick which was a fascinating landmark. Would highly recommend this trip. It’s a great day away from the crowds at the beaches and you get to see the beautiful and diverse greenery of the island and get fully immersed in Greneda’s rich history and culture.

A great, if muddy, hike through extraordinary scenery - This is an exciting hike with remarkable view. Densil was a fantastic guide. Unless you have a machete and know how to use it you definitely want to have a guide as it’s a very overgrown and lush trail. It’s very muddy so don’t wear white shoes. Hiking boots are probably worth it if you have them. They provide water and walking canes (which are essential). It’s extremely exciting to walk through rain forest and the views of the entire island are extraordinary. Be warned a) that it’s really muddy and b) that you walk along a ridge. It’s not at all dangerous but it’s not great for those with vertigo. If you’re unfit you might not enjoy this and want to start with a waterfall trail instead. But definitely do this if you like the hike in the Caribbean. It’s amazing and very very well led and organized.

Mt Qua Qua - Densil, our tour guide, was incredibly knowledgeable and a great guide. The 1 1/2 hour hike through the rain forest was great. Beautiful wildlife and INCREDIBLE views. Would definitely recommend