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About St. Lucia
St Lucia is a beautiful Caribbean island which boasts beaches meeting both the Caribbean and the Atlantic for the perfect holiday. St Lucia has a host of rare wildlife and exotic trees including banana, papaya and mango. The history of St Lucia and its ownership is very interesting and you cannot fail to appreciate the influence that these different cultures have had upon this stunning island, even after a few days.
St Lucia was first inhabited by peaceful Arawak Indians who were later conquered by their old enemies, the fierce Caribs, after which it was alternately French and British for the next 150 years, before being ceded to the British in 1814. This mix of influences is evident in the mix of languages; although English is the official language, French patois is favoured by the local people. The Caribbean influence fills the atmosphere in the music, which is a heady mix of calypso, soca and reggae, and complements the fine rum and locally brewed beer. St Lucia also offers watersports and the chance to visit the peaks of the Pitons, the Soufriere volcano and a drive-in volcanic crater. Whether you choose to be part of the carnival atmosphere, sample the Creole cuisine or find some adventure, St Lucia is an uncomplicated and unspoilt place where you will certainly enjoy your holiday.
Things to do in St. Lucia
- Explore the Pitons and Soufrière
Saint Lucia’s signature landscape. Take the short, relatively gentle Tet Paul Nature Trail for outstanding Piton views, or tackle the much tougher guided Gros Piton hike. - Visit Sulphur Springs and its mud baths
Walk past steaming vents and bubbling pools at the Caribbean’s famous “drive-in volcano,” then soak in the warm volcanic mud baths. Go early to avoid the busiest tour groups. - Snorkel at Anse Chastanet
One of the island’s best shore-snorkelling locations, with coral and tropical fish close to the beach. Afterwards, walk about ten minutes to the quieterarea of Anse Mamin. - Sail along the west coast
Take a catamaran or smaller boat past Marigot Bay and the Pitons, ideally with swimming and snorkelling stops. A sunset cruise is particularly beautiful. - Relax at Sugar Beach
Swim and snorkel directly between Gros Piton and Petit Piton—arguably the island’s most dramatic beach setting. Anse Chastanet is better for reef life; Sugar Beach wins for scenery. - Explore Pigeon Island National Landmark
Walk through historic military ruins, climb to panoramic viewpoints and cool off at the neighbouring beaches. It’s especially convenient if you’re staying around Rodney Bay. - Experience the Gros Islet Friday Night Street Party
Every Friday from sunset, the streets fill with barbecue stalls, seafood, music and dancing. It’s one of the best opportunities to experience local food and nightlife rather than remaining inside a resort.
Things to do in St. Lucia
- Explore the Pitons and Soufrière
Saint Lucia’s signature landscape. Take the short, relatively gentle Tet Paul Nature Trail for outstanding Piton views, or tackle the much tougher guided Gros Piton hike. - Visit Sulphur Springs and its mud baths
Walk past steaming vents and bubbling pools at the Caribbean’s famous “drive-in volcano,” then soak in the warm volcanic mud baths. Go early to avoid the busiest tour groups. - Snorkel at Anse Chastanet
One of the island’s best shore-snorkelling locations, with coral and tropical fish close to the beach. Afterwards, walk about ten minutes to the quieterarea of Anse Mamin. - Sail along the west coast
Take a catamaran or smaller boat past Marigot Bay and the Pitons, ideally with swimming and snorkelling stops. A sunset cruise is particularly beautiful. - Relax at Sugar Beach
Swim and snorkel directly between Gros Piton and Petit Piton—arguably the island’s most dramatic beach setting. Anse Chastanet is better for reef life; Sugar Beach wins for scenery. - Explore Pigeon Island National Landmark
Walk through historic military ruins, climb to panoramic viewpoints and cool off at the neighbouring beaches. It’s especially convenient if you’re staying around Rodney Bay. - Experience the Gros Islet Friday Night Street Party
Every Friday from sunset, the streets fill with barbecue stalls, seafood, music and dancing. It’s one of the best opportunities to experience local food and nightlife rather than remaining inside a resort.
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