St. Lucia
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We’ve compiled the best of the best in St. Lucia - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
In front of the resort of the same name and Jade Mountain, this palm-studded, dark-sand beach just north of Soufrière Bay has a backdrop of...Read More
This dark-sand beach in front of Ti Kaye Resort & Spa is accessible by boat or by jeep via Ti Kaye's mile-long, tire-crunching access road...Read More
The white sand on this crescent beach, snuggled between the Pitons, was imported years ago and spread over the natural black sand. Accessible...Read More
Under a brilliant orange roof, this bustling market is at its liveliest on Saturday morning, when farmers bring their produce and spices to...Read More
These splendid gardens are part of Soufrière Estate, a 2,000-acre land grant presented by King Louis XIV in 1713 to three Devaux brothers from...Read More
One of the earliest French estates established by land grants (1745 and 1764), this plantation still produces cocoa, citrus, bananas, coconuts...Read More
On the site of an 18th-century estate, a 250-acre land grant in 1713 by Louis XIV of France, the original plantation house has been rebuilt...Read More
Many feel that Reduit (pronounced red-WEE ) is the island's finest beach. The long stretch of golden sand that frames Rodney Bay is within...Read More
As you approach Sulphur Springs Park and the crater of the "drive-in volcano," your nose will pick up a strong scent emanating from more than...Read More
Rising precipitously from the cobalt-blue Caribbean just south of Soufrière Bay, these two unusual mountains—named a UNESCO World Heritage Site...Read More
Saint Lucia is divided into eastern and western halves by Barre de l'Isle ridge. A mile-long (1½-km-long) trail cuts through the reserve, and...Read More
Directly across Laborie Street from Derek Walcott Square stands Castries's Roman Catholic cathedral, which was built in 1897. Though it appears...Read More
The city's green oasis, bordered by Brazil, Laborie, Micoud, and Bourbon streets and formerly called Columbus Square, was renamed to honor the...Read More
Dense tropical rain forest that stretches from one side of Saint Lucia to the other, sprawling over 19,000 acres of mountains and valleys, is...Read More
Begun in 1764 by the French as the Citadelle du Morne Fortune, Fort Charlotte was completed after 20 years of battling and changing hands. Its...Read More
The official residence of the governor-general—and one of the island's few remaining examples of Victorian architecture—is perched high above...Read More
On the south side of the harbor near the pier and markets is a duty-free shopping complex with a handful of shops and a café. It's busiest when...Read More
One of Saint Lucia's loveliest botanical gardens surrounds the hilltop ruins of the Micoud Estate. Baron Micoud, an 18th-century colonel in...Read More
Two tiny islands in the Atlantic Ocean off Saint Lucia's southeastern coast make up the reserve, which has its own interpretive center. The...Read More
Calm waters rippled only by passing yachts lap a sliver of sand on the north side of Marigot Bay adjacent to the Marigot Beach Club & Dive...Read More
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