Tortuga 11k walk/hike Gran Couva

Tortuga's origin dates back to almost a century and a half ago when Capuchin monks from Spain arrived there to Christianise the native Amerindians at the request of the governor.
The village was part of the Montserrat ward, a place where the missionaries had set up a colony naming it La Mission de Montserrat after a famous church in Mont Serrat, Spain.
Debra de Boulet, who has lived all her life in the village, believes that it was the hills that inspired the Spaniards to give it that name.
At the highest point in the village is the 131-year-old Catholic church. Its known for its cacao estates.

[@2010sjay]

Beautiful scenery, great hike guys!