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| Parish | Saint Mark | |
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| Residents | 2.100 | |
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Victoria (Grenada) is a town in the Saint Mark administrative district, Grenada.
background
As long as the French owned the island, the place was called Grand Pauvrewhat as much as huge poverty means. Today the place is popularly often called Sunset City not only because there are wonderful sunsets to watch. Victoria is the administrative headquarters for the St. Mark District. Queen Street (runs parallel to the sea) and Diamond Street (branches off at right angles to the south) are the two main streets.
getting there
In the street
Victoria is located on the Caribbean coast, just 3 miles north of the Gouyave fishing port. The place is easily accessible on the coastal road.
mobility
Gas stations
- Texaco, Main Road. Tel.: 444-8104.
Tourist Attractions
- Tufton Hall waterfall, Tufton Hall Estate, 3 miles southeast of Victoria. This waterfall has no access road and can only be reached after a three-hour hike with a guide. He falls down the rocks in several floors. Guides can be found in Victoria.
shop
- fish market, Main Road, by the sea.
accommodation
- Victoria Hotel, Queen Street. Tel.: 444-9367, Fax: 444-8104. 10 rooms, restaurant, bar.Price: All year round: single 30 US $, double 45 US $.
Practical advice
- Post office, Queen Street. Tel.: 444-8425.
