Kingstown is Saint Vincent and Grenadines’ capital, chief port, and main commercial center. Kingstown, with a population of 12,909 (2012), is the largest settlement in the country. It serves as the island’s agriculture industry’s hub and a point of entry for tourists. It is located southwest of Saint Vincent’s parish, Saint George.

Barrouallie is a small town on Saint Vincent’s island. Barrouallie, founded by French colonists in 1719, is the first European colony on St. Vincent. It was once the capital of St. Vincent and the Grenadines. It was eventually reunited with the rest of the island and passed between the British and the French before finally being placed under British control.

Saint Patrick Parish Barrouallie serves as both the capital and largest city. This area is well-known for its fishing, and the “blackfish” is its specialty. The town was formed by the mountains surrounding it and protected from volcanic eruptions.

Chateaubelair, a large fishing community on the Leeward coast of Saint Vincent (the main island of Saint Vincent & the Grenadines), is located in the Caribbean. It is situated just south of the Soufriere volcano. It is commonly referred to as “Chateau,” the focal point and largest community of the North Leeward constituency in St. Vincent. It also happens to be the fourth-largest town in the country.

Some local attractions are Trinity Falls, dim view Falls, and rock carvings. These archaeological finds were thought to have been left behind by Carib Indians.

Calliaqua can be described as a town in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.

It is located at the southernmost tip of Saint Vincent’s main island. It is home to a local fish market, a basketball court, a sports field, and restaurants and bars.

Colonie can be found east of Saint Vincent in Charlotte Parish, Saint Vincent, and the Grenadines. It is located five kilometers south of Georgetown on the banks of the Colonarie River.

Walter Cunningham owned Colonarie Vale in 1829. It covered 407 acres.