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Mayreau Catholic Church, Mayreau

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#3 of 11 in Historic Sites in St. Vincent and the Grenadines

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Take a steep stroll through town and up to Mayreau Catholic Church, a beautiful little Catholic church built on the hill, affording fantastic views out across neighboring islands. One hundred years old and still functioning, the church opens its doors during mass where a warm welcome awaits you. This quaint structure makes for a pleasant stop on a hike across this small island. Bring your camera and head around the back to capture the views. Use our Mayreau online vacation planner to visit Mayreau Catholic Church on your trip to Mayreau, and learn what else travelers and our writers recommend seeing nearby.

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By Gardengel-IoW

Hike up the hill in the heat! but lovely little church almost just a chapel. Coloured glass and cobble walls. Good view from outside too, probably see your ship.

Hike up the hill in the heat! but lovely little church almost just a chapel. Coloured glass and cobble walls. Good view from outside too, probably see your ship. more »
By henrymF4101WM

We visited this church on our tradewinds trip to Mayreau. We stayed at the villas there and went on an excursion to the church. It was very pretty and had some amazing views on the backside of the..... more

We visited this church on our tradewinds trip to Mayreau. We stayed at the villas there and went on an excursion to the church. It was very pretty and had some amazing views on the backside of the..... more »
By Matt M

If you can make it to the church you are in for a great view. The church is also appealing. The walk down from the church toward Salt Whistle Bay provides more stunning views.

If you can make it to the church you are in for a great view. The church is also appealing. The walk down from the church toward Salt Whistle Bay provides more stunning views. more »