Baliceaux
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Grenadines
Baliceaux
About Baliceaux
An uninhabited island wildlife reserve in the northern Grenadines, historically significant as the site where the Black Caribs were interned by the British following the Carib Wars in 1796-97 before deportation to Honduras. The island covers 1.35 km² and supports dry tropical woodland and coastal scrub habitats with populations of native lizards and seabirds. Baliceaux was acquired by the St. Vincent government in 2022 as part of national heritage and conservation efforts.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Baliceaux located?
Baliceaux is located in Grenadines, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines at coordinates 12.98, -61.22.
How do I get to Baliceaux?
To get to Baliceaux, the nearest city is Port Elizabeth, Bequia (12 km).
How large is Baliceaux?
Baliceaux covers approximately 1.35 square kilometers (1 square miles).
When was Baliceaux established?
Baliceaux was established in 1987.