Balthazar River Tubing
Tubing down the Balthazar river through forest in Grenada's interior.
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The Balthazar river runs down from the Grand Etang forest through Grenada's interior, and tubing operators run trips on a stretch of it, floating down through rainforest with a few small rapids and quiet pools between them. Guides go with each group and the trip takes about an hour and a half on the water. It works best when the river is up, which means the wet season rather than the dry.
What you actually see
- The float - around an hour and a half on the water through the interior.
- The rainforest banks - forest coming right down to the river on both sides.
- The small rapids - the sections of moving water between the pools.
- The guided groups - trips run with guides on the water throughout.
When to go
June to December is the wet season when flow is best. Dry season levels can be too low to run. Heavy rain cancels trips entirely.
Honest expectations
Low water in the dry season cancels or shortens trips regularly. Heavy rain cancels them too, so the window is narrower than it looks. It is booked through operators and cannot be done independently.
Nearby
Grand Etang is west, and Grenville is northeast.
What to pack for Balthazar River Tubing
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Opening times, ticket prices and seasonal closures change - check the official source before you go: official site.