The waterfall has several plunge pools. Entrance fee applies. Once being based on an agrarian economy the island has retained a lot of its agriculture. The breeding nurseries at Louis D'Or provide the visitor with an opportunity to see citrus, cocoa and coffee seedlings being propagated. These are distributed, along with other commercial species to the small farmers at minimal cost to improve their yields.
Admission is free.
The site of a former military radio tower and observation post during World War II, Flagstaff Hill is located at the crest of the hill just as you are about to descent into Charlotteville. An excellent view of St. Giles Islands and Charlotteville is to be had. Sunsets are magnificent. This small island just offshore of Speyside is one of the most important seabird sanctuaries in the Caribbean. It plays host to The Red Billed Tropic Bird among others and at one time was home to transplanted Birds of Paradise from New Guinea.