Splash Island Water Park
Splash Island Water Park If your children have trouble choosing between the playground or splashing around in the pool, Splash Island Water Park off Reduit Beach is a combination of both. Instead of an oversized swimming pool, however, the water park actually floats in the ocean right next to a pr
Marquis Estate
Marquis Estate The site of a colonial-era sugar mill dating back to 1723, the Marquis Estate continued as a working plantation on the island for centuries, growing crops like sugar cane, coconuts and bananas. And now this historic estate is poised to become the home of St Lucia’s newest five-star
Toraille Waterfall
Toraille Waterfall Take a quick drive just outside of Soufriere to cool off in the pool beneath the beautiful Toraille Waterfall, which drops 50 feet from a cliff amid a tranquil, landscaped garden. You can even sit under the falls, if the water’s not too strong, to enjoy a natural massage as the
Morne Coubaril
Morne Coubaril This historic 18th-century Morne Coubaril Estate still features the original, now restored, plantation house along with a reproduction farm worker’s village that depicts the plantation’s centuries-long history of cotton, sugarcane, cocoa and coffee production. Crops like coconuts an
Cas en Bas Beach
Cas en Bas Beach On the northern tip of St. Lucia’s windward shore, Cas en Bas Beach is one of the best kitesurfing spots on the island, with regular tradewinds blowing onshore and a protected cove where the water stays calm and glassy. Kitesurfing St. Lucia offers lessons for all levels right off
Vieux Fort
Vieux Fort Vieux Fort, as its name implies, was settled as a French fort, an installation which dates to the 17th century and can still be visited today. The town later came to prominence as the center of the agriculture industry and it remains a busy commercial center to this day. The surroundin
Pigeon Island National Park
Pigeon Island National Park St. Lucia’s swaying palms and easygoing pace belie its often tempestuous history. Head to Pigeon Island National Park where traces of the island nation’s former colonial rulers are closer to the surface than anywhere else. Fort Rodney, named for a British admiral, was e
Diamond Botanical Gardens
Diamond Botanical Gardens Deep in a sheltered gorge at the foot of the Pitons, the Diamond Botanical Gardens is part of the Soufriere Estate, one of the oldest and best-preserved estates on the island, still owned by the original family to whom the land was granted by King Louis XIV in 1713. The g
Anse Chastanet Beach and Reef
Anse Chastanet Beach and Reef One of Saint Lucia’s most beautiful beaches, Anse Chastanet enjoys a prime location in a sheltered cove within sight of the distinctive peaks of the Pitons. Much of the immediate hinterland is taken up by the Anse Chastanet resort, a development in harmony with its su
St. Lucia Cruise Port
St. Lucia Cruise Port St. Lucia is one of the most lush and unspoiled of the Caribbean islands. With its pristine beaches and well-protected rain forests, St. Lucia is the ideal spot for travelers looking to get away from it all. Botanical gardens, hidden waterfalls, and the world’s only drive-in
Marigot Bay
Marigot Bay Could Marigot Bay be “the most beautiful bay in the Caribbean” as novelist James A. Michener described it? It’s certainly among the most photographed and filmed, its white sands, swaying palms, turquoise waters and verdant green hillsides ticking every box in the “tropical paradise” qu
Gros Piton
Gros Piton Saint Lucia is one of the most mountainous Caribbean islands and of its numerous peaks the ones which will most surely stick in your mind are the Pitons. Together they’re the country’s number one landmark, but these aren’t so much mountains in the normal sense, as dramatic, conical outc
Castries
Castries Saint Lucia’s pint-sized port capital Castries is usually experienced as a stopping-off point on the way to one of the island’s beaches or resorts. While successive fires and hurricanes have periodically devastated the city there are still traces of the colonial era, when Saint Lucia boun
St Lucia Aerial Tram
St Lucia Aerial Tram Imagine yourself able to soar above one of the planets most majestic rainforests, experiencing what almost seems like a firsthand movie-reel of natures exotic beauty. Well, in the Caribbeans beautiful St. Lucia, you can, with its Sky Canopy and Air Tram. This once in a lifeti
St Lucia Rainforest
St Lucia Rainforest Many visitors to Saint Lucia see nothing more than the coast, and only the Caribbean coast at that. But the rugged hinterland can offer more than just an exotic green background in your beach holiday snaps. Stretches of untouched rainforest are the green heart of St. Lucia, tee
La Soufriere Volcano
La Soufriere Volcano The sulfur springs which inspired the French name Soufrière, also known as La Soufriere Volcano, are referred to as “the world’s only drive-in volcano.” What this actually means in practical terms is that you can drive up to the dormant Qualibou volcano and visit springs, whic
Rodney Bay
Rodney Bay Rodney Bay, on Saint Lucia’s west coast, is almost completely enclosed but for a narrow channel leading out to sea. An ideal spot for mooring, in other words, and indeed this protected anchorage is Saint Lucia’s foremost marina. Consequently nearby Reduit Beach, a stunning white-sand st
Union Nature Trail & Zoo
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Mamiku Gardens
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La Tille Waterfalls
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