Experts' Choice Award Diamond Falls Botanical Gardens
What the experts agree on
Six verdant acres combining lush botanical gardens, a color-changing waterfall fed by volcanic minerals, and historic sulfur-spring baths you can actually soak in—a relaxing, visually stunning trio of attractions in one.
“Three attractions in one: lovely, well-maintained and well-labelled gardens; an impressive waterfall; and historic mineral baths fed by sulphur springs that you can bathe in.”
– The Telegraph
Concierge "These gardens were developed in 1784, when the king of France ordered baths to be built to take advantage of the health-giving properties of the mineral-rich sulfur springs."
U.S. News & World Report5.0
"Whiling away a few hours at Diamond Falls Botanical Gardens is sure to be a relaxing, and eye-catching, compromise." Full review
Fodor's "These splendid gardens are part of Soufrière Estate, a 2,000-acre land grant presented by King Louis XIV in 1713 to three Devaux brothers from Normandy in recognition of their services to France." Full review
New York Times "There’s also the Diamond Falls Botanical Gardens, six verdant acres with mineral baths and a waterfall that changes color depending on the mix of rainwater and volcanic minerals"
Afar Magazine "Take a break from days at the beach with a stroll through these quiet, lush gardens. The nature trail is well marked and easy to navigate. Identify the local birds, including the St...." Full review
