The site and history are interesting and I would say worth a visit if you are staying in the vicinity or planning a trip to sting ray city / devils bridge, or if you interested in finding more about the history of slaves working in...More
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The site and history are interesting and I would say worth a visit if you are staying in the vicinity or planning a trip to sting ray city / devils bridge, or if you interested in finding more about the history of slaves working in...More
It is cool that they have refurbished a sugar mill. Problem is that it is in the middle of nowhere so it takes a bit to get there and there is really not much other than what you see in your picture here.
nothing much to see , tour guide gave a very interesting history lesson on the background of the sugar plantation days on the island.
This site gives you a good idea how life was on the island back in the early 1800's. Lot's of history here. Too bad more of these locations have not been properly restored for visitors!
Stopped at the Betty's Hope Sugar Plantation with our Pink Pather Jeep tour. It was okay. Don't need more than 20 minutes here.
Set aside about 20 to 30 minutes to visit a classic historical site. I believe this has been marked as a heritage site. See how things got done before electricity.
This is the remains of a sugar plantation. Interesting information and friendly staff. A part of history that needs to be seen.
We drove passed and decided to go in. The site was not officially open with no-one on the pay booth, but the gate was not shut, so we went in. The visitor Centre was shut, but we were able to walk around the two restored...More
We drove to this histroric sight but were so disappointed as everywhere was locked and looked abandoned. We visited during opening hrs as advertised. We looked for a lock box to leave a donation as we could see evidence of repairs having been started but...More
My wife and I stopped by here as part of an island tour. There is a small museum/info area as well as two restored windmills. Other than that there is not a lot to see. It is worth a stop, however I would not make...More