A nice little place, we enjoyed the hike up Signal Hill. Older and/or less mobile people may not be able to get to the top of Signal. Lots lf lose gravel and no railing to hold on to. Didn't check out the beach as it wad roped off for a private event but I wouldn't want to mingle with sandals... More

this is what i like to do when i go to the Pigeon island national park: climb the first hill,come back down and climb the second hill all the way to the top.Super! it is a short walk but quite challenging,watch the rocks... When you're done walk down-carefully-and swim in the sea ,there are 2 coves with beach chairs and... More

Spent the day walking around checking out the views from Fort Rodney.. Sat down and had some really good food and drinks at Jambe De Bois. Had a drink in the Thirst Bar under the Fort but watch your head...low clearance.

It's just a short walk from the Sandals Grande resort and cost $6 to enter the park. We spent about 1.5 hours walking around and reading all the history markers. Don't leave without climbing up to Fort Rodney (15-20 min) it's absolutely beautiful, plus more markers to read. There's a small local run bar/restaurant at the bottom of the hill,... More

We did a kayaking trip to Pigeon Island tht we purchased aboard our cruise ship. We kayaked across the bay to the island. There was a place to lay out in the sun and relax...bathrooms etc... We then hiked to the top of the old fort with our guide. It was quite a workout..but I definitely recommend going to the... More

Pick a clear morning to visit and the views are more than worth the easy walk to the top. If you are staying at the Grande its a must. If you are staying at one of the other sandals take the free shuttle to the Grande and its basically at the end of the beach.

This was a fun hike to the fort. It is a bit tiring if you are doing it with children. Although it is worth it once you get to the top of the fort. The view is beautiful! Many great photo opportunities!

The architecture here makes for fantastic photos for a wedding or post wedding. Lots of fallen structures, arches, and flowers. It offers a great view of both the east and west coast.

My husband and I stayed just a short drive away from Pigeon Island and really enjoyed this national park! The one drawback was being hit up by a vendor a nanosecond after exiting our rental car. He basically extorted $10 from us by saying he "watches the cars" and gave us a fish made of a palm leaf. After the... More