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Hiking inside a volcano, sailing, diving and romantic dining are just a few things you can do in St. Vincent and The Grenadines.  Read on  to find out our top 10 Things to do in St. Vincent and the Grenadines

#10. Old Hegg Turtle Sanctuary

Bequia is home to the Old Hegg Turtle Sanctuary, a nursery for endangered hawksbill turtles.

#9. Wall Dive at Anchor Reef

Anchor Reef, voted one of the top 100 dive sites in the world, is a spectacular wall dive with swim-throughs and a lovely coral reef formation.

#8. Cruise on the Friendship Rose

Friendship Rose, operating out of Bequia, is also of special note. After running a ferry service for 20 years between St. Vincent and Bequia, today the 100-ft. schooner offers cruises between Bequia and the Tobago Cays, and between Bequia and Mustique, with snorkeling, diving and nature watching along the way.

For more information visit: www.friendshiprose.com

#7. Vincy Mas

Vincy Mas kicks off in St. Vincent at the end of June and runs through early July with festivities including the King & Queen of the bands, the Miss carnival show, calypso and steel band competitions, Carnival Monday, featuring J'ouvert - an early morning celebration - and Carnival's Tuesday's Mardi Gras parade.

#6. Dark View Falls

At Dark View Falls, visitors can watch the water flow from a stone swimming pool at the bottom after crossing a bamboo bridge.

#5. Diving Mayreau Gardens

Mayreau Gardens is an expansive coral reef formation and a great drift dive. Crinoids, garden eels and flamingo tongues are common here. Also off Mayreau is Puruni, the wreck of a 1918 British gun ship that is lying in only 40 feet of water, great for beginners as well as advanced wreck divers

#4. Romantic picnic on Mopion

Mopion, the quintessential deserted island, has a tiny sand bar perched atop a coral reef combines bright white sand and turquoise waters to create an idyllic setting for an intimate picnic spot.

#3. Sailing the Tobago Cays

Rent a charter for the day or week and island hop in the Tobago Cays, a family of five sibling islands protected by a horseshow reef.

#2. The Botanicals Gardens

One of the most popular natural attractions in St. Vincent is the Botanical Gardens, a collection of exotic plants, flowers and trees that bear the distinction of being the oldest such gardens in the Western Hemisphere.

#1. La Soufriere

La Soufriere, the volcano that formed St. Vincent over ages of eruptions, today beckons hiking enthusiasts to reach its majestic summit at 4,048 ft. with two trail options.