The Gouyave River is a Grenada river that flows through the parish of St Johns. A metal bridge spans the river as you approach Gouyave from the south, and the coastal road passes to the west of Windsor Park before entering the town.

The Gouyave River flows inland through the Branch family's Dougaldston Estate. From the bridge, a narrow footpath continues inward along the south side of the river, through the Dougaldston Cemetery, to the estate itself, previously one of the island's most prestigious estates and the birthplace of former British politician Sir Geoffrey de Freitas.

Coming to this river, you will experience the feeling of sailing at high speed. Cruises on boats will relieve you from the stress of work and daily life. Travel here is mainly by boat or raft. Residents are very friendly. People often invite tourists to eat and drink and gather along the banks of the river or right at the boat. You will be served with a variety of local specialties. This is one of longest rivers in Grenada.

Length: 23 km

As they say in Grenada, the Balthazar River isn't called Grenada's Great River for nothing. This river is hidden amid a unique tropical rainforest and is fed from springs deep into the island's core. This excursion is nothing short of "a once-in-a-lifetime experience!"

Jump in the water and prepare for an adventure with expert guides as you spin and whirl in the river's currents while taking in the beautiful landscape of tropical greenery and animals. As you navigate Balthazar River's surging rapids, you'll be presented to a rarely seen Grenadian attraction.

Along the trip, keep an eye out for some of the many unique, native species that call this lush tropical area home. It's a wild trip down the river, with only brief stops to catch your breath in the pools along the way. After an action-packed day of twists and turns, swimming in natural pools, reward yourself with a well-deserved rum punch or glass of local fruit juice. This is one of longest rivers in Grenada.

Length: 20 km

The Charlotte River is a river in Grenada. The Charlotte River flows through the village of Gouyave, in the parish of St. John. The Charlotte River is 81 meters above sea level. Charlotte River is close to Loretto Estate and close to Red River.

This Charlotte River gathers river and drainage water from the surrounding regions and has flooded houses and businesses during the rainy season, with tributaries joining near the landmark Decaul roundabout. The roadways are frequently inaccessible to both automotive and pedestrian activity.

The river has become silted and choked as a result of the constant build-up of debris over the dry season, and flooding has continued. This project intends to test the water for various bacteria that have an impact on the water, as well as create awareness about the need of protecting our rivers as our primary supply of water. The key result is that rivers and their importance will be included in the school's curriculum.

Length: 27 km

Grenada's Little Palmiste River is a river. It emerges from the palmiste dig in the parish of St. John. During the French occupation of Grenada, the dig construction was created almost three centuries ago. The Little Palmiste River (Little Palmiste River) is a stream (class H - Hydrographic) in (Saint John), Grenada (North America) with the Americas/Western Europe region font code.

Its coordinates in DMS (Degrees Minutes Seconds) are 12°9'0" N and 61°43'60" W, or 12.15 and -61.7333. (in decimal degrees). PU34 is its UTM location, while ND20-16 is its Joint Operation Graphics reference. The sun rises at 08:53 and sets at 21:00 (America/Grenada UTC/GMT-4) local time. Little Palmiste River is in the UTC/GMT-4 time zone.

DST begins on - and finishes on - in 2022. Little Palmiste River is a body of flowing water that flows via a channel on land to a lower level. With its dramatic views and its length, this river is considered one of the longest in Grenada.

Length: 26 km

Grenada's Great Palmiste River is a river. It is located 9 kilometers north of Saint George in the western section of the nation. It was formerly a constructed lake formed by damming the Great Palmiste River to give water power to the previous Palmiste Estate, but it is now a natural and serene habitat for Wildfow.

Great Palmiste River is in the America/Grenada time zone. Sunrise occurs at 05:48 in the morning and sunset is at 18:20 in the evening. It's a Latitude of Dark Rough GPS Position. Longitude: 12.1333°; latitude: -61.7333°. According to the most recent data from Point Salines Airport, the weather near Great Palmiste River is 25°C.

Grenada Grand Beach Resort, Grand Anse Beach, Grand Anse is a good place to stay near the Great Palmiste River. Point salines international(GND), Point salines, Grenada (25.3km) and Canouan(CIW), Canouan island are the closest airports near the Great Palmiste River. This is one of longest rivers in Grenada.

Length: 30 km