The Pitons have become the very symbol of St. Lucia; their sheer rise from the sea making them a landmark visible for miles around.

Castries Market is one of the most fascinating in the West Indies, and one of St.Lucia’s favorite people-watching sites.

near Soufriere, is a rocky lunar landscape of pits and open craters of boiling sulphur – like a scene from Dante’s Inferno.

The Pitons have become the very symbol of St. Lucia; their sheer rise from the sea making them a landmark visible for miles around.

To the south of Castries looms Morne Fortune, the “Hill of Good Luck.”

Right next to Derek Walcott Square is one of the most important French-built religious buildings in the West Indies.

Derek Walcott, born in St. Lucia in 1930, won a Nobel Prize for literature. Plaques within the park honor Walcott with a verse from his epic poem, Ste. Lucie.

Have an overnight St Lucia adventure; witness the nesting of the leatherback turtles at Grande Anse Beach- a rare experience you won’t soom forget.

Camping facilities are now available in St. Lucia courtesy of the Environmental Educational Centre, a division of the St. Lucia National Trust.

Whale watching is an adventure that is fun for the entire family.

Deep Sea fishing offers a great day at sea and the chance to land the elusive “big one”.