La Soufriere, Volcano on St Vincent
Still an active volcano, the 4,048 ft. high La Soufriere’s most recent eruption was in 1979. Previous eruptions were in 1812 and 1902. The road to the volcano leaves the coastal highway at Rabacca, and from the beginning of the foot trail the walk to the top takes about two and a half hours through a canopy of bamboo, the dappled shade of the tropical rain forest, a high altitude zone of low vegetation and a last stretch of scree before reaching the breathtaking view at the edge of the crater.
On 27 December 2020. On 9 April 2021, there was an explosive eruption, and the volcano “continued to erupt explosively” over the following days, with pyroclastic flows creating an apocalyptic landscape out of the farmlands of the area.
HazECO Tours
Provides personalised, Eco tours in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, catering to all ages and abilities.
Ramblers Hiking Tours
Explore and walk from the leeward to the windward side of the island taking in La Soufriere on the way.
Website: Ramblers Hiking Tours
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