GROSVENOR ADVENTURES
Welcome to Grosvenor Estate
Grosvenor is a family farm located just south of Sangre Grande near the village of Coalmine, Trinidad and Tobago. We have several kilometers of gravel paved roadway's where confirmed guests can roam enjoying both agro-forestry pastures and untouched forests.
Take a break and visit our slice of paradise! Go for a walk in the valley of flowers, have a picnic by our historic cocoa sites, or get some fishing in at our tilapia pond.
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Tours
We offer guided foot-tours of our valley of flowers with stops along the way to see some of our historic sites and other natural features. Leave with a few fresh cut of flowers or purchase a bundle at the end of the tour!
For more information or to book a tour, send us an email at grosvenorhorticultural@gmail.com or call us at +1-868-722-6667 during the hours of 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Mindfulness Retreats
We offer yoga and meditation retreats for individuals and small groups with our instructor Mica. We welcome a freeform structure that allows you to book our retreat as part of a guided tour or a separate experience. Come for a day-trip or stay for a weekend!
Hike to local history landmarks
Our property neighbours the prospected coalmine for which the nearby town is named!
We offer guided hikes to the "coalmine" that take about 3 hours round trip.
Learn more about the area by reading the article below on Cunapo History by Louis B Homer of the National Trust.
Volunteer and Farming Opportunities
Want to learn farming techniques with us at Grosvenor?
We're a World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms (WWOOF) host. We have a variety of projects you can contribute to including clearing land, maintaining existing crop fields, chicken coop expansion, orchid house, apiary, and wild-art and found-art creation.
Visit our host site for more information on working with and sharing your skills with us! https://wwoofindependents.org/user/584309
See what others did at the farm and tag us in your story to engage with our growing community of Friends of the Forest!