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Tufton Hall Waterfall

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Tufton Hall Waterfall

Located near Gouyave, this is the tallest waterfall in Grenada, with a height of approximately 25 meters. Visitors go here to experience the island's interior highlands and the natural waterfall environment.

Getting There

The waterfall is reached via a hike starting from Victoria. The journey involves navigating rugged mountain trails and takes roughly three hours to complete. Due to the difficult terrain, hiring a local guide is recommended for navigation and safety.

Time Allocation

Because of the lengthy trek required to reach the site and the return journey, visitors should allow a full day for this excursion. This ensures enough time to navigate the trails and spend time at the falls without rushing.

When to Visit

It is advisable to start the hike early in the morning to avoid the midday heat and ensure a safe return before dark. Visitors should be mindful of weather conditions, as rugged trails can become more difficult to traverse during heavy rain.

Nearby Attractions

The area around the waterfall is rich in natural landmarks. Depending on the hiking route and available time, you can combine this visit with other nearby sites:

Mount Nelson (1.5km)
River Saumache (1.5km)
Saint Marks River (1.6km)
River Claire (1.6km)

Updated September 8, 2026 · Edited by the World by City editors

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