Great tour; Tour Guide Jeremy was awesome! - Our tour guide, Jeremy, was awesome and so knowledgeable. Although it rained on & off for our tour, we still had a great time and Jeremy provided umbrellas for us. The tour can have up to 7 people, but it was just me & my partner, so we lucked out with a private tour. Jeremy explained what to expect on the tour, and also explained that he pays the admission fees for 2 of the stops and we pay admission fees for the other two stops. First stop was Fort Frederick where we learned all about the history of Grenada w/ amazing views. Second stop was the nutmeg processing station. Third stop was Annandale Falls. Because of the rain, the jumpers were not there, but we learned alot about the plants in the area. We stopped to see nutmeg trees, breadfruit, soursop, cacao, papaya, calabash, and so much more. The last stop was Grand Etang lake which looked amazing in the fog. We also got to experience the Mona monkeys at no extra charge. We also did not have to walk much on the tour, which was nice. When the tour was over, Jeremy drove us through St. George's and asked if there was anything else we wanted to see. He was gracious enough to stop at BB's Crabback restaurant so we can pick up authentic Grenadian food since our all-inclusive didn't really have local dishes. We left at 9am for the tour and returned around 2pm. I highly recommend this tour!

Excellent as described with an excellent guide - Our guide was informative we learned a lot about Grenada culture the history and current life Places of interest etc Our tour was exactly as described with an excellent guide

Excellent Overview of Grenada - We took this tour with Ron and had a great time. While Annandale Falls aren't particularly spectacular, it's a lovely spot, and there was a jumper who leapt off the cliff for tips. The tour is a circuit route that gives you a real feel for the island. Ron pointed out many locations where the Chinese are investing. The views from Fort Frederick are spectacular.

Five stars for Jeremy - The tour guide Jeremy was wonderful. He is extremely knowledgeable. He was also very accommodating and just fabulous.

Mona Monkeys - The Grand Etang National Park is a great place to see the Mona Monkeys. The guide will place a piece of banana in your hand and the monkeys will jump right on your shoulder to get it - if you do desire.

Fun tour and guide - Driver was 30 minutes late but otherwise an excellent tour and guide. Saw exactly what they described and we got lucky and ended up on a private tour. Time at each spot was fine. No monkeys but of course that can't be promised. Would recommend.

Peace & Serenity! - We had an amazing sight seeing adventure of the island. We made our through the forests and the winding roads up to Annandale waterfalls and had a very refreshing dip. The water was crystal clear. At the lake for a short time we were the only ones there and enjoyed the peace and tranquility.Our tour-guide was very informative and knowledgeable and we really enjoyed his company. I highly recommend Nirraky Tours!

Great experience - My tour guide was very knowledgable on the history and sights of Grenada. Polite and patient when faced with traffic jams and delays. Patient while we toured the three sites.

Great guide and tour! - Excellent experience to see some of the beautiful island during an informative and efficient half-day tour. Highly recommend!!

A nice super-crowded tour - Another long ride to couple of questionable destinations. First let me say that the falls are very nice and that we did not go by the Fort. The fort has been left in disrepair for many years and should not be high on your list of places to visit. Unfortunately the Grand Etang lake falls in that same category. It is impressive that it is a lake in a volcano crater and that it holds several species of fish and that there are some hiking trails; beyond that pass it by. Now the Falls are a good distance away on a bumpy road and a little bit of a hike to get to the fairly steep steps. they do have rails but some are uneven heights so if you have balance problems do them with caution. At the bottom, the falls trickle over some rocks and it is a nice photo or swimming op. As with most of the falls there is only limited space and there were four tour buses there at our time. There is a small store on the so called main road that sells refreshments and trinkets.