Levera National Park

Levera National Park

Explore Levera National Park

Immerse yourself in the natural beauty and biodiversity of Levera National Park in Saint Andrew Parish, Grenada, where pristine landscapes and coastal wonders await.

Mangrove Swamp Exploration

Embark on Mangrove Swamp Exploration. Navigate through the tranquil waters of Levera Bay, surrounded by mangroves that serve as crucial habitats for marine life and migratory birds.

Hiking to Levera Pond

Hike to Levera Pond. Trek through scenic trails leading to Levera Pond, a haven for wildlife enthusiasts seeking to observe native bird species and other fauna in their natural habitat.

Beachcombing at Levera Beach

Enjoy Beachcombing at Levera Beach. Stroll along the untouched shores of Levera Beach, known for its golden sands and crystal-clear waters, perfect for sunbathing and swimming.

Turtle Nesting Site Tours

Join Turtle Nesting Site Tours. During nesting season (March to August), witness the awe-inspiring sight of leatherback and hawksbill turtles laying their eggs on Levera Beach, guided by local experts.

Photography Opportunities

Capture Photography Opportunities. Bring your camera to capture stunning shots of the park’s diverse flora and fauna, as well as panoramic views of the surrounding hills and coastline.

Educational Visitor Center

Visit the Educational Visitor Center. Learn about the park’s ecosystem, conservation efforts, and the cultural significance of Levera through informative exhibits and interactive displays.

Picnicking and Relaxation

Picnic and Relaxation. Settle down for a picnic amidst the park’s lush greenery, enjoying a peaceful afternoon surrounded by nature’s tranquility and the sounds of chirping birds.

Guided Nature Walks

Experience Guided Nature Walks. Join experienced guides on interpretive walks through Levera National Park, gaining insights into its biodiversity, geology, and historical significance.

Levera National Park offers an enriching experience for nature enthusiasts, photographers, and those seeking a deeper connection with Grenada’s natural heritage.