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Kingstown is a typical bustling Caribbean port. Not a lot to do other than the Botanical Gardens during early November. It probably has more going on once the tourist season really starts. The arrival of a Sandals resort will probably make Kingstown a very different place in years to come. More cruise ships are also due to dock too. I would go back as a stopover to any of the island especially Bequia. Young Island was a nice day pass hotel too.

Wallilabou bay (Pirates of the Caribbean location), Dark view falls (a great fall with easy access and change room available), Owia salt pond and Black point tunnel all wonderful places all excellent places. Getting around is not that easy so renting a car is advised.

Kingstown is a great place to visit, very pictureous. and you can hop on the fast ferry to any of the Grenadines Islands. Lots of freshly picked local fruits and vegetables are available. Food galore, food is everywhere along with fruit juices[Golden apple, Waxapple, Ginger beer, Mauby, Sorrel, and of course Hairoun bitter lemon/ginger ale.

If you're going to be on the island for more than one week rent a car , the public transportation is horrible the taxis are expensive and the busses are packed. They will literally make you sit on their laps. Visit Bequia and plan your trip more around the Grenadines instead of mainland St Vincent. Visit villa beach , owia salt pond and hike the volcano. Take a walk through the local market and try the local cuisine. Be very careful , don't move around with to much cash especially at nights if you're out on the streets. The people are some of the best in the world very warm hearted and helpful. Visit VJ's resturant in Kingstown for local food On Fridays head to French Varanda from 5pm Visit chill spot for a mix of local and international cuisine Paradise Beach hotel for their burgers and roti. Head to bluelagoon for their BBQ buffet on Wednesdays.