The St. Vincent and the Grenadines Botanic Gardens, about one mile from Kingstown in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, is one of the world’s oldest botanical gardens, preserving rare native and other tropical plants since 1765. Spread over about 20 acres of lush grounds, the garden is an incredibly beautiful green oasis, a peaceful retreat, a historic landmark, and a gorgeous background to many local weddings, celebrations, and events. The Botanical Gardens is part of the National Parks, Rivers, and Beaches Authority, and is in charge of preserving and propagating country’s diverse biodiversity. An important part of the garden is the Nicholas Wildlife Aviary, which runs a captive breeding program to protect and conserve Saint Vincent amazon parrot, listed as a vulnerable species.

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