Belmont Estate, Belmont

Belmont Estates is a really good family alternative to the island tours. I wouldn't recommend doing both though, as a lot of the interesting information is covered at the estate. The very interactive and hands on chocolate farm tour was well done. The tour guide was amazing and very patient. He spoke at a level that was good for kids. There are tons of farm animals and birds on the premises, many of which you can pet. My son loved talking to the birds. It was fairly quiet when we were there with not a lot of visitors. We maybe spent 2 hours at the most. I found the chocolate that they had there for sale was on the expensive side.

Charming, rustic local restaurant. Hearty meals with a local bent, non-alcoholic establishment. Set on an old cocoa estate with a mini museum, organic goat dairy, chocolatier, local condiments on sale. Tour of the estate also available, very picturesque, enjoyable way to spend an afternoon.

We had an incredible experience at the Belmont Estate. Our tour guide Kelly was highly informative and explained how chocolate is made. The staff and people at the estate were really nice and kind. The lunch buffet was great and service was excellent. Would recommend it to all visiting Grenada.

Kelly, our guide, was fantastic. Chocolate making in a small scale. Tried almost all aspects from a taste side. Sucking on the raw seeds out of the pod, trying the drying nibs, and than different products.

Beautiful. Has a chocolate factory where you can take a tour and lots of free samples (really good chocolate). Has a nice restaurant, but they are only open for lunch, only downfall