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Mona Monkeys of Grand Etang
12° 5.2′ N · 61° 42.0′ W · approximate
Mona monkeys are West African guenons brought to Grenada on slave ships in the 18th century. Troops of them now live in the island's forests and often appear along the Grand Etang approach lane.
Practical
Position is the OpenStreetMap Grand Etang National Park point (approx). Wikivoyage says the monkeys usually show up along the lane down to the lake. Keep food sealed and watch from a distance; they are wild animals.
Best for
Monkey-spotting in the rainforest