Things to Do
The Pitons
Twin peaks of the Pitons are famous landmarks. They rise to around 2,620 ft with Petit Piton at about 2, 460ft.
Soufriere
The oldest town on St Lucia famous for its Sulphur Springs. Here is a massive volcano crater with bubbling hot springs and smelly gases.
Castries
The capital overlooks a bustling harbour with Morne Fortune (Hill of Good Luck) on one side and Vigie Peninsula on the other. There is a lively market, good shops and plenty of places to eat and drink.
Diamond Falls and Mineral Baths
Multicoloured waterfall which bubbles up from the sulphur springs below, walk around the grounds and go for a soak in the mineral rich Baths.
Pigeon Island National Park
Once an island now joined to St Lucia by a causeway is a 40 acre park dotted with caves, forts, ruins and is very popular. Fort Rodney is worth exploring as is the museum or just relax on the beach.
Marigot Bay
A picturesque bay is a haven for yachts and St Lucia 's most beautiful spot.
- Choc Beach offers white sandy beach
- Pigeon Island is best for watersports
- Local crafts visit the Castries Market, pottery, wood carvings, basketware, colourful batiks, spices, clay coal pots, shell jewellery, St Lucian rum, hot pepper sauces and jewellery.
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