ST - Lucia, Pitons, Volcanos, Waterfalls, Caribbean

St. Lucia – Simply Stunning.
So Sophisticated
Quick Facts
Capital (and largest city): Castries - 14°1 N, 60°59 W
Official languages: English
Demonym: Saint Lucian
Government: Parliamentary Democracy
Independence: From the United Kingdom February 22, 1979
Total Area: 620 km / 239 sq mi
Population: 166,312
GDP: $866 million
Per Capita: $5,950
Currency: East Caribbean dollar (XCD)
Time Zone : (UTC-4)
Internet TLD: .lc
Country Dialing Code: +1 758
Electricity: 240V/50Hz
Electric Plug Details: United Kingdom plug
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St. Lucia – Simply Stunning. So Sophisticated
History of St. Lucia
St. Lucia was first settled by Arawak Indians around 200 A.D., though by 800 their culture had
been superseded by that of the Caribs. These early Amerindian cultures called the island
"Iouanalao" and "Hewanorra," meaning "Island of the Iguanas."
The history of the island's European discovery is a bit hazy. It was long believed that Columbus
had discovered St. Lucia in 1502, but recent evidence suggests that he merely sailed close by. An
alternative discoverer is Juan de la Cosa, a lesser-known explorer who had served at one time as
Columbus' navigator. There are some indications that de la Cosa may have discovered the
island in 1499, although there is also evidence suggesting that he didn't find the island until
1504. In any case, there was no European presence established on the island until its settlement
in the 1550s by the notorious buccaneer Francois le Clerc, a.k.a. Jambe de Bois, or Wooden Leg.
Peg-Leg le Clerc set up a fine little base on Pigeon Island, from whence he issued forth to prey
upon unwitting and treasure-laden Spanish galleons. Around 1600, the Dutch arrived,
establishing a fortified base at Vieux Fort.
The first attempt at colonization occurred just a few years later, in 1605. An unfortunate party of
English colonists, headed to Guyana on the good ship Olive Branch, landed on St. Lucia after
having been blown off course. In all, sixty-seven colonists waded ashore, where they purchased
land and huts from the resident Caribs. After a month, the party had been reduced to only
nineteen, and those were soon forced to flee from the Caribs in a canoe. A few decades later, in
1639, a second party of English colonists under Sir Thomas Warner also failed in their
settlement attempt.
By mid-century the French had arrived, and had even "purchased" the island for the French
West India Company. Needless to say, the persevering British were less than enchanted with
this idea, and Anglo-French rivalry for the island continued for more than a century and a half.
The island's first settlements and towns were all French, beginning with Soufriere in 1746. By
1780, twelve settlements and a large number of sugar plantations had been established. Two
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years earlier, the British launched their first invasion effort at the "Battle of Cul de Sac." By 1814,
after a prolonged series of enormously destructive battles, the island was finally theirs.
Over the next century St. Lucia settled into the stable democracy and multicultural society that
it is today. The country remained under the British crown until it became independent within
the British Commonwealth in 1979. Despite the length of British rule, the island's
French cultural legacy is still evident in its Creole dialect.
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The Culture & People of St. Lucia
St. Lucia's culture has evolved from the intermingling of
the many different groups of people who have
participated in its history. Each has brought different
beliefs and traditions, all of which are reflected in the
life of the island today. A visitor is likely to drive on the
British side of the road to an Indian restaurant in a
French town, greeted all along the way in Creole
patois.
One of the most accessible expressions of St. Lucia's

rich cultural heritage is its cuisine. The fertile, volcanic
soil of the island yields an enormous supply of
produce, and the island is one of the leading banana
exporters in the Caribbean, with six different varieties available. In
addition to bananas, St. Lucia's abundant tropical fruits include mangoes,
papayas, pineapples, soursops, passion fruit, guavas, and coconuts. Local
chefs combine the island's fresh produce with a wide variety of equally
fresh seafood to create tantalizing curries, Creole-style entrees, and
pepperpot stews. Callaloo soup, made from a leafy green similar to
spinach, is the national dish. The island's outstanding cuisine has
recently gained international recognition by garnering several gold
medals in the region’s most prestigious culinary competitions.
But St. Lucia's culture extends far beyond the table, as the island has long
held a reputation for its intellectual and artistic talents. St. Lucia has
produced two Nobel Prizewinners: the late Sir W. Arthur Lewis, who
won the Nobel Prize for Economics in 1979, and poet Derek Walcott, who
won the 1992 Nobel Prize for Literature.
To understand as well as enjoy St. Lucia's culture is largely a matter of gaining some sense of
the various peoples who have contributed to it. The first of these were the Arawaks and the
Caribs, Amerindian peoples indigenous to the entire Caribbean. They were expert hunters,
farmers, fishermen, and skilled artists. Their primary crops were cassava, yams, sweet potatoes,
all of which still play a central role in the island's food. The Amerindians were decimated by the
arrival of the Europeans, and only a small number of St. Lucians can still trace their roots back
to this group. Some of the few particular aspects of Amerindian culture that survive include
farina and cassava bread, fish-pots and other local craft items. Some villages still practice the
ancient art of fishing in dug-out canoes.
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The next group to arrive on the shores of the island was the Europeans, primarily the British
and the French. Though the Europeans didn't settle St. Lucia in large numbers, they had an
incalculable impact on the island's history and culture. The British and French influences seem
to weigh equally, despite the fact that the French lost the island in 1814. To St. Lucia's complex
cultural mosaic, the British contributed their language, educational system, and legal and
political structure. French culture is more evident in the arts--music, dance, and Creole patois,
which stand alongside the official language of English.
At the same time that the Europeans were bringing their own cultures to St. Lucia, African
culture was becoming established through the arrival of slaves for European plantations and,
later, indentured labourers. Their descendants constitute the largest percentage of the island's
population, and their proud heritage has had an enormous impact on St. Lucia's character as a
nation. African traditions have survived the repressions of slavery and servitude to become the
strongest element in St. Lucian culture today.
After the abolition of slavery, East Indians came to St. Lucia as indentured servants. Most
worked in the large sugar factories in the Cul-de-Sac, Roseau, and Mabouya valleys and in
Vieux Fort, where there is still a significant East Indian community. In comparison to other
immigrant groups, their numbers were small. Although their traditional culture has almost
disappeared, the East Indians have had a notable and lasting influence on the island's fine
cuisine.
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Local Cuisine
St Lucian food consists mainly
of fresh fruit and vegetables,
fish and a variety of curry, jerk,
rice and stewed dishes. The coal
pot is a delicious stew,
traditional to native carib
cultures and can be found at
many local restaurants in
Castries, Soufriere and Vieux-
Fort. Vegetarian and meat rotis
can be found at a number of
small local restaurants. Ask any
local for the best roti shop and
he or she will tell you how to get there. Rotis are usually made fresh in
the morning so, if eating a spicy early lunch is of interest, it's highly
recommended. Local cuisine is prepared throughout the island so,
depending on where you are staying, ask a local if he or she knows
someone/somewhere that prepares local food and you will be sure to be
welcomed somewhere nearby. Many rum shacks in rural towns also
prepare food if given advanced notice. Fish, veggie, chicken and goat
meals are very common and usually come with a number of sides
including salad, plantain, breadfruit, macaroni, and rice prepared a
number of different ways.
For a quick snack, barbeques

with chicken and pork can be
found in any community on a
Friday night. The food is well
marinated and spiced. Soak up
the sauce with a barbequed or
fried bake. Fried chicken and
fish can also be found, and are
quite delicious.
There are weekly parties and

festivals held in various
communities throughout the island where you can also sample a range of
local foods, including sea food, barbecued meats, salads and drinks. These
festivals are filled with dancing, drinks, food and music. Let your hair
down, try some cuisine and lime it up.
St. Lucia produces some fantastic rum. Chairman's Reserve (cask-aged

dark rum) is highly recommended. Piton Lager beer is brewed and bottled
on the island and is very good. If you're a beer drinker, you must have
one.
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Heritage Tourism Sites
Fond Doux Estate
Fond Doux Estate, two miles from Soufriere, St.

Lucia's most scenic town, is nestled in one of the
most tranquil spots in St. Lucia. It was one of the
earliest estates established by the French in the land
grants of 1745 and 1763.
The Estate comprises three trails: The Fond Doux Estate Trail, which is a
gentle walk through part of the cultivated area. The Chateaubelair Hill Trail requires some
climbing and is rather strenuous. It takes the climber to the high point of the Estate on the
Chateaubelair ridge where one can view the famous Soufriere Piton.
The third, the East Ruins Trail, is a gentle incline that takes you to the old ruins in just five (5)
minutes. At Fond Doux Estate one can view various activities including traditional cocoa
dancing. A delicious lunch is also provided.
Toraille Waterfall
Near the town of Soufriere, just a stone's throw from the scenic main road, which passes
through the community of Fond St. Jacques, a breathtaking waterfall gushes 50 feet over a cliff
side and cascades into a pool at the centre of a charmingly landscaped garden.
A nature trail with quaint bridges and walkways leads you through the lush greens and
dazzling colours of this tropical paradise. You can take a refreshing bath under the waterfall,
and on days when the force of the water is not too strong, you can enjoy an invigorating back
and shoulder massage under the falls. Changing rooms are nearby, as well as a seating area for
picnics.
Pigeon Island National Landmark
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Fond Latisib Creole Park
An experience of traditional practices, this inspiring visit offers

demonstrations of local traditions such as cassava bread-making,
cooking on macambou leaves, authentic two-handed sawing to the
rhythm of a chak chak band, honey collection and traditional methods
for catching crayfish. A truly "kweyol" experience.
Grand Anse Estate
Des Barras Turtle Watch
Join a small group on an overnight camp and participate in a

conservation process.
Grande Anse, about 10km north of Dennery on the east coast, is one of
the most important beaches in the region for nesting sea turtles.
Pounded by a dramatic (and dangerous) surf, this ruggedly beautiful
spot has never been developed, and the only signs of human habitation
are the lights of the village of Desbarras that twinkle up on the distant
hillside once night falls. Most of the time the beach is empty, but from
March to August a steady trickle of visitors make the dirt-track truck
ride to experience a true natural wonder – the spectacle of leatherback turtles, the world’s
largest living reptiles, coming ashore to lay their eggs.
Piton Flore Rainforest Trail
The Piton Flore Nature Trail is situated within the northeastern

section of the island at Forestierre and forms part of the Tropical
Rainforest. The trail is only thirty (30) minutes drive from the city,
Castries. It is part of the Old French Road, which traverses through
mature pristine rainforest, abundant with large, spectacular fig trees,
epiphytes, and ferns, from Forestierre to La Resource, Dennery.
The trail extends 1871 ft up to summit of Piton Flore. More than

likely, the distinctive calls of the National bird Amazona
Versicolor (St. Lucian Parrot) may be heard and if one is fortunate
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enough, you may have a rare glimpse of this unique and beautiful bird. Arrival at the summit of
Piton Flore provides a thrill and a breathtaking view of the island.
Fond D’or Nature reserve, Historical Park & Horse Back Riding
Located in the heart of the Mabouya Valley on the east coast of St. Lucia, Fond d'Or offers the
visitor a truly unique experience.
This tranquil nature site includes traces of Amerindian settlement, historic sugar plantation
buildings, hiking trails, mangroves, estuarine forest and a wide white sand beach.
Ideal for family picnics, or any type of group activity. Horseback riding, bird and turtle
watching, an interpretation centre (museum) all add to the grandeur of the experience.
Mamiku Gardens
The Historical Gardens of Madame de Micoud set in 12 acres of natural woodlands are
considered the best in the Caribbean.
A series of different gardens are hidden in the forest, where an abundance of orchids, birds,
butterflies and Tropical Flowers continually surprise the visitor. The Creole medicinal herb
garden and a mini Banana Plantation walk have recently been added.
Latille Waterfalls & Gardens
Latille Waterfall and Gardens is situated just off the east coast a little
way into the interior of the island where the rainforest begins.
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The 20ft waterfall cascades into a deep pool in which visitors may swim before exploring the
scenic watercourse and additional pools downstream.
The falls are accessed through a tranquil and well-maintained organically grown fruit, herbal
and flower garden, with a charming wattle hut orientation centre
Gros Piton Trail
As you proceed to the summit, experience a breathtaking,

panoramic view of the Choiseul village, Petit Piton, and the
entire southern-western part of the island. The trail begins in
the community of Fond Gens Libre, which translates into
"Village of the Free People".
Numerous Brigand sites can be seen including caves, tunnels,

signal stations, look-outs and landing sites. The community of
Fond Gens Libre manages the Gros Piton Nature Trail in
collaboration with the Department of Forestry. The hike is
moderate to strenuous, and takes about four (4) hours round-
trip.
Anse La Raye Fish Friday
On a Friday evening, the village of Anse-La-Raye located on the west coast of St. Lucia, comes
alive as the villagers prepare a St. Lucian seafood extravaganza, which includes local delicacies
such as lobster, Lambi, Octopus, and a variety of other fish.
Sit and relax whilst enjoying the ambiance of Anse-La-Raye, or dance to

the best of local and Caribbean music - on the street with the crowd or
in one of several small bars and nightclubs.
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Lushan Country Life
Lushan Country Life is a place like no other, beautiful in its simplicity;

yet a complex mico eco-system of a staggering set of bird species,
butterflies, insects, trees, plants, herbs and fruits. Start along the Forest
Trail which is a refuge to over 27 species of birds including the Antilean Crested Hummingbird
and the Broad Winged Hawk. There are over 143 plant species here- and many of the trees such
as Bayleaf, Mahagony, Bwa Lanmowi and White Cedar used by country folk for boat building
and furniture making among other uses.
Remember a time when life used to be simpler? A time before work, technology and the hustle
and bustle of modern life took you further and further away from your true nature? Return to a
simpler time and space, where you can reclaim that lost sense of well-being. Lushan Country
Life gives you a rare anecdotal glimpse into the rich past of country life in St. Lucia. Enjoy the
informative, sometimes hilarious anecdotes about how some of what
you’ll see related to country living. One of the first stops will be the Kai
Pye- a traditional Amerindian Hut, authentically outfitted with the
primitive tools, utensils and fireplace our forefathers used centuries ago.
At Lushan Country Life there’s a unique balance of the traditional

domestic, the ‘wild and the free’. Another featured attraction is the Bee
Observation House where visitors can safely see first-hand how honey
and honey comb is made.
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East Coast Trail
Exploring St Lucia's wild and beautiful

Atlantic Coast is an experience not to be
missed. The East Coast Trail which ends at
the fishing community of Praslin offers three
(3) unique tours, which can be done
separately or in combination with each other.
The hike to the Fregate Islands Nature
Reserve offers the opportunity to see the
Fregate birds and other wildlife in their
natural habitat. The Praslin Island Canoe
Excursion takes you to a little island off the
shore of Praslin, where you will also learn
about local seamoss cultivation. Finally, if you decide the hike the entire stretch, you start
further north and hike down the coast to Praslin, which takes about 2 1/2 hours. The Eastern
Nature Trail also referred to as the Atlantic Coast Hike.
Balenbouche Estate
This unique historic site and working plantation is

located on the South-western coast of St Lucia, amidst
a beautiful tropical garden. Highlights include a 150
year old antique furnished plantation house, the
remains of an impressive 18th century sugar mill, and
a collection of artifacts left behind by the indigenous
Amerindian peoples. Exotic meals are served on the
veranda of the estate house. The unique blend of old-
world charm, unspoiled nature, and warm hospitality
at this secluded location will truly capture you.
Balenbouche Estate is also a vacation retreat, which
offers Caribbean villas as well as rooms in the
Plantation house.
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St. Lucia possesses a topography and ecology of stunning beauty, matched by no other location
in the Caribbean. The island's pride in its natural resources is evident in the country's ongoing
protection and conservation efforts. In the mountainous interior lies the enormous National
Rain Forest, and the island's protected coastal sights include the breathtaking, unforgettable
spires of Les Pitons. All sorts of nature hikes, tours, and programs have been developed to
showcase these peerless assets, allowing visitors to enjoy the island without harming its
complex and fragile environment.
St. Lucia's environmental philosophy also extends beyond its shoreline to the protection of its
beautiful coral reefs, with their rich and diverse tropical sea life. The government has created
four preservation areas, encompassing all of the island's outstanding reefs. Water sports
enthusiasts, divers, and boat owners are required to purchase a permit before entering the
reserve, and the fees are used for repairs to the reef and preserving threatened marine species.
Natural Attractions, Fun Excursions & Lushan

Parties
Gros Piton Trail
Petit Piton Nature Climb
Mount Gimie Nature Climb
Fond Doux Nature Trail
Sulphur Springs – Home to world’s only drive-in volcano
Diamond Botanical Gardens
Diamond Mineral Waterfalls
Anse La Liberte Camping and Hiking Site
Morne Fortune
Pigeon Island National Landmark
Fond Waterfalls
Mankote Mangrove
Bel Vue Sugar Mill
Moule a Chique – Light house & Old Radar Tracking Station
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Balenbouche Estate
Maria islands
Mount Gimie
Union Nature Trails
Naturalist Tour
Morne Le Blanc/Laborie
Southern Safari
ATV Tours
Hardy Point Cactus Valley Walking Trek
Bird Watching
Rainforest Sky Rides
Tree Top Adventure
Sailing
Surfing
Diving
Snorkeling
Kayaking
Biking
Horseback Riding
Anse la Raye Fish Friday
Dennery Fish Fiesta
Canaries Creole Pot
Rainforest Sky Rides
Tree top Adventures
Nature Trails
Gros Piton Trail
Cas-En-Bas Hiking Trail
Barre De L’Isle Rainforest Trail
Mandele Point
Fregate Islands Nature Reserve
Praslin Island Tours
Des Cartiers Trail
Piton Flore Trail
Union Nature Trail & Mini Zoo
Tet Paul Nature Trail
Forestiere Rainforest Trail
Millet Bird Santuary Trail
Edmund Rainforest Trail
En Bas Saut Waterfall Trail
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Waterfalls in St. Lucia

Diamond Waterfall
Traveler Description: A row of hot tubs whose steaming mineral waters are reputed to possess
curative powers.
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Torraille Waterfalls
Traveler Description: Pass through the town of Soufriere to get to the Toraille Waterfall and Gardens.
The gardens' main attraction is a breathtaking 50-foot waterfall that gushes over a cliff and cascades
into a natural pool. There is ample time to enjoy a refreshing dip in the pool or a leisurely walk through
the lush flowers and tropical foliage.
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River Rock Waterfall
Traveler’s Description: For a wonderful spot with an organized picnic area, River Rock is an ideal place
to cool off after a day spent exploring the myriad attractions of Anse la Raye.
A large pool has been created at the base of the cascading falls which provides ample room for
swimming. There is a changing area and a bar that sells wonderful cold Pitons, making it the perfect
place to spend several hours in quiet reflection. There is often a local musician strumming his guitar and
singing soulful reggae numbers in a quiet salute to Bob Marley. The entrance to River Rock Falls is
signposted on the left hand side of the road as you approach the village from the north. The falls
themselves are reached on foot via an easy trail.
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Anse La Raye Waterfall
Traveler’s Description: Go past the thick carpets of sweet smelling ginger and anthirium lilies, the
children fishing in the river for small fish and crayfish and on your right is a deep water pool in which you
are allowed to bathe.
A further 10 minutes inland takes you to a small green banana shed, alongside which is a well tended
trail. If you take a small turn right down the hill, over the craggy rocks and step over a series of river
stones you will soon find yourself at the base of the Anse La Raye waterfall. As this is the water intake
for the village bathing here is strictly prohibited, but the scenery is stunning and well worth the short
walk along the trail.
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Piton Waterfalls
Traveler’s Description: The Piton Waterfall is comprised of three separate pools that vary in water
temperature from hot to tepid and is most healing for the body. Owned by the Sylvester Family, it
offers a lovely hike followed by an herbal swim that will leave you feeling refreshed and rested. I
enjoyed my visit with one of the Sylvester brothers who told me the history of the falls. Fifty years ago
the family would go to the falls every weekend for picnics and swimming—most enjoyable family
outings. When the tourist trade started really developing in the Pitons, Euratius Sylvester decided to
turn the falls into a National Heritage Site and began developing the area. He built pools at the bottom
of the falls and channeled water into them - these pools naturally maintain themselves, each at a
different temperature, which is delightful for bathing. I began in the hot pool and worked my way to the
waterfall itself, which is the coldest. My Islelander guide, Janus, then took me back to our boat where I
had the best afternoon nap in years.
So book with Islelander Travel (www.islelander.com) and be to add the Piton Mineral Waterfalls on your
St. Lucia agenda – you’ll be glad you did.
Enbas Saut Falls
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Traveler Description: As a traveler, you are always hoping to stumble onto places which inspire and
amaze. That is exactly what happened to me on the Enbas Saut rain forest trail in southern St. Lucia.
After a strenuous hour hiking deep into the forest interior we turned a bend in the path to find this
stunning waterfall. Once the shock wore off we couldn’t resist changing into our swim suits and heading
in for a swim. I can still remember how cold the water was as I let it fall on me from the rocks above. I
haven’t been to many places which were so surprisingly beautiful and I still smile every time I think of
how lucky I am to have captured such an excellent shot of one of my favorite memories.
Canaries Waterfalls
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Traveler’s Description: Nestled in the Grand Bois Reserve about three miles east of the village of
Canaries, the Canaries Waterfall is easily accessible by both car and foot. The road leading through the
rainforest to the falls is paved and well maintained. Plenty of shade is provided throughout the hike and
lush fauna drape over the roadway. Small plantations line the hillsides, where you’ll see local farmers
picking grapefruits, mangos and digging up dasheen. If you’re lucky, a wave and kind word just might
land you a backpack full of grapefruits from one of the farmers.
One of my favorite activities with the Islelander guys in St. Lucia. Totally chill. I caught a massive fish.
Had to be at least 5 ounces. Great eating later that evening.
Saltibus Waterfalls
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Traveler’s Description: The Saltibus Waterfall Trail is a beautiful two hour hike through a lush
mountaintop rainforest and ends in a series of large natural waterfalls perfect for a swim. The trail is
moderate in difficulty and can be enjoyed by nearly everyone.
The trail is located in South East Choiseul and begins just outside the mountainous community of
Saltibus. Along the trail you can spot various animals such as the St. Lucia Parrot, the St. Lucia Pygmy
Gecko, and mongoose; and flora such as bamboo, breadfruit, grapefruit, coconut, and orchids.
The waterfalls are a series of four or five cascading falls ranging in height from ten to thirty feet. The
water comes from the ground and is pure and very cold. During the rainy season the trail can be slippery
so be sure and wear appropriate footwear.
And many more…
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(10) Botanical Gros Piton Tour
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St. Lucia – Simply Stunning.

Sample St. Lucia with Islelander Travel…

One of the most accessible expressions of St. Lucia's

For a quick snack, barbeques

There are weekly parties and

St. Lucia produces some fantastic rum. Chairman's Reserve (cask-aged

Fond Doux Estate, two miles from Soufriere, St.

Pigeon Island National Landmark

Fond Latisib Creole Park

An experience of traditional practices, this inspiring visit offers

Grand Anse Estate

Des Barras Turtle Watch

Join a small group on an overnight camp and participate in a

Piton Flore Rainforest Trail

The Piton Flore Nature Trail is situated within the northeastern

The trail extends 1871 ft up to summit of Piton Flore. More than

Latille Waterfalls & Gardens

Gros Piton Trail

As you proceed to the summit, experience a breathtaking,

Numerous Brigand sites can be seen including caves, tunnels,

Anse La Raye Fish Friday

Sit and relax whilst enjoying the ambiance of Anse-La-Raye, or dance to

Lushan Country Life is a place like no other, beautiful in its simplicity;

At Lushan Country Life there’s a unique balance of the traditional

East Coast Trail

Exploring St Lucia's wild and beautiful

This unique historic site and working plantation is

Natural Attractions, Fun Excursions & Lushan

Waterfalls in St. Lucia

River Rock Waterfall

Anse La Raye Waterfall

Enbas Saut Falls

And many more…

"Having Difficulty Deciding where to stay or what to do?”

(1) Airport Pickup

There is so much to do here, in St. Lucia…

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