Rainforest Glamping in
St. Vincent & the Grenadines

featured in the New York Times
Rated “Excellent”
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Tammy

Mexico

“From the moment we arrived, it just felt right. Our tent was perfect....they arranged for anything we needed - from our own personal beach bbq to a fire pit each night & taxi rides & dinner reservations.”

59 TripAdvisor Reviews
Holly

United Kingdom

“The location was stunning we couldn’t have asked for more. The bbq was lovely and the vibe of the place was great. The tent was such an experience.”

31 Booking.com Reviews
Frank

United States

“A hidden gem in paradise. Incredible beach, cleanliness, amazing staff. Every need or request was handled immediately. Exceeded our expectations!”

72 Google Reviews
Fabio

United Kingdom

“There are only six neatly spaced out tents and each tent is a piece of paradise you will enjoy from the moment you open your eyes to last when you see the sunset right in front of you followed by a wonderfully black sky dotted with stars.”

59 TripAdvisor Reviews

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Wild Lotus St. Vincent is the only place on earth where you can go glamping in a rainforest wild bird sanctuary and immerse yourself in nature amid the glorious spectacle of the Amazona Guildingii, a rare, majestic and beautiful bird.

There are just 750 Amazona Guildingii on planet earth. This rainforest Eden, their natural habitat and home to Wild Lotus, is virtually untouched. It's as if Wild Lotus Glamping has teleported 10 luxury Lotus Belle glamping tents, replete with comfy double beds, egyptian cotton sheets, and state of the art coffee percolators, and scattered them amongst ancient breadfruit trees, high up in the mountains. Each tent is perfectly positioned on the banks of the Grand Sable river, with a clear view of the Amazona’s Guildingii’s canopy nesting sites, and the ocean on the eastern horizon.

This is a Caribbean island in the thrall of La Soufriere, a mighty and active volcano. Its eruptions yield rich fertile soils, verdant mountain ranges, sparkling black sand beaches and volcanic rock pools carved into the coastline where molten lava crashed into the ocean. It is a paradise for hikers, birdwatchers and wellness seekers who crave deep and powerful experiences in nature.

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From the US: Fly into St Vincent’s Argyle airport via daily flights from Miami and New York
From Canada: Air Canada Up to 4 flights weekly from Toronto
From UK: Virgin Airways 3 times weekly from London Heathrow

Most of our guests are enroute to the volcano. It’s an absolute must do if you’re reasonably fit. It will be an early start, and we will arrange a taxi to the foot of the trail on the Windward side, approximately a 40 minutes drive. Here you’ll meet the guide, Shortman, who will take you up to the volcano. The hike up and back is approximately 4 hours. A descent into the crater will add another 2 hour to your hike.

We’re happy to arrange airport transfers for our guests. You’ll need a high axle 4wd to get up the mountain to Wild Lotus. Taxi service is 45 USD one way from the airport.
Birdwatching guides are available - just let us know in advance and we can arrange this for you. They’ll take you up further into the mountains to a lookout post with an amazing view of the canopy and the nesting and feeding sites on the Amazona Guildingii.
Yes - the site is solar powered and there is wifi in all areas.