Enjoy a fun cruise along St. Lucia’s coastline to experience the magnificent Pitons. As your catamaran sails out of Castries harbor, you’ll cruise along the west coast, passing the picturesque peninsulas of Vigie and La Toc. Sit out on deck to enjoy the sun and beautiful views – there’s also a cockpit onboard for those that may prefer shade. Take in the lush vegetation of the coastline and the small villages of Anse la Raye and Canaries. Continue to Soufriere Bay where you’ll see the Petit and Gros Pitons rising majestically 2,600 feet out of the sea. Enjoy great photo opportunities, capturing this wonder of nature as the catamaran circles the bay.

Continue your cruise along the coast to the scenic bay of Anse Cochon where an assortment of dry snacks will be served along with refreshing beverages before taking a relaxing swim in the lovely waters of the Caribbean Sea. Cruise to the idyllic Marigot Bay, one of the island’s most beautiful bays, famous for many battles between the English and the French. Enjoy Caribbean music as you cruise back to the pier.

Enjoy a 90-minute drive along the island’s gorgeous western coastline offering views of the hilly ranchland and postcard-like vistas of mountains, ocean, and quaint fishing villages. Reap the benefits of soaking in a volcanic mud pool at Sulphur Springs Park, the largest geothermal area in the Lesser Antilles. As you enter what is billed as “the world’s only drive-in volcano,” you will pass bubbling hot springs and steam rising from vents in the earth’s surface known as fumaroles. It will be quite the experience, especially as you ease into a warm volcanic mud bath with minerals said to soothe the skin, detoxify the body and reduce inflammation from conditions such as arthritis. One attribute is undeniable—you can’t help but be completely relaxed while soaking in the warm sulphur-infused mud. The mud will be made available to apply. It is no wonder that the pools are one of the most popular attractions in St. Lucia. To round out your day, you will pause at an old sugar mill and linger over a sumptuous lunch.

Enjoy a 90-minute drive along the island’s gorgeous western coastline offering views of the hilly ranchland and postcard-like vistas of mountains, ocean, and quaint fishing villages. Hike along a nature trail that will present spectacular views of the island’s signature Pitons and then take a dip in the cool waters at the base of a waterfall. This adventure is all about the great outdoors and panoramic views, starting with the sights from atop Morne Fortune. From this former military outpost, you will gaze out over Castries and the turquoise seas beyond.

The scenery will be even more memorable as you follow the Tet Paul Nature Trail. It will present close-up views of St. Lucia’s most iconic natural attraction—the Pitons, twin volcanic spires that soar high above the sea. They are so spectacular, along with the flora and fauna that thrive around their bases, that UNESCO deemed the surrounding area a World Heritage site. Following the hike, you can swim in the refreshing pool at the bottom of the Toraille waterfall and then dine on Creole cuisine at the Old Sugar Mill Restaurant.

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Cruise along the island’s gorgeous western shore in a speedboat for an indulgent adventure that includes swimming, snorkeling and luxuriating in a mud bath. As you race down the coast, you will pass jungle-like forests, beautiful beach-rimmed coves and the iconic Pitons, twin volcanic spires that are so geologically and biologically significant that UNESCO declared them to be a World Heritage site. After disembarking in Soufriere in the shadow of the Pitons, you will travel through the world’s only “drive-in volcano,” an eerie landscape of bubbling sulfur springs that the geothermal activity below causes. You will then ease into a mineral-rich mud bath with therapeutic benefits that supposedly range from reducing inflammation to detoxifying the body. Then it’s back to the sea in the speedboat, which will bring you to the magnificent beach Anse Chastanet. Feel free to take a refreshing swim and behold the marine wonderland beneath the surface by snorkeling.

HIGHLIGHTS
• Race along the naturally beautiful western coast of St. Lucia in a speedboat.
• See the towering Pitons, twin volcanic spires that are a UNESCO World Heritage site.
• Relax in a mineral-rich mud bath that may have therapeutic benefits.
• Swim and snorkel in the turquoise waters off Anse Chastanet beach.

HELPFUL HINTS
• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Bring a swimsuit, hat, and sunscreen
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes

Explore St. Lucia’s amazing underwater world as you snorkel at one of best locations on the island. Float along on the ocean's surface as you discover coral reefs teaming with multi colored fish feeding on plants and algae. You may also see crustaceans as they tread along white soft corals, sea fans and sponges fluttering in the current. Your certified crew will brief you on snorkeling techniques, ocean safety and equipment use. Snorkel equipment such as masks, fins, snorkels and certified snorkel guides are provided. Guests must know how to swim.

Don’t miss this colorful Trolley Train ride that will take you on a short but interesting tour of the Capital of St Lucia and an excellent beach-photo-stop.

We will start by traveling through the bustling streets of the capital. Enroute you will pass government buildings, a local craft market, colorful streets and alleys on the way to the Cathedral. We will make a short photo stop inside of this impressive church. Dated 1897, it is the largest of its kind in the Caribbean.

Back on the train the guide will keep you informed of points of interests as the train slowly makes its way through the main city highlights en route to the beach. At the beach enjoy a complimentary rum or fruit punch while enjoying a photo stop at this picture perfect white sand beach. Put your feet in the water while feeling the refreshing breeze of the Caribbean seas.

After ascending Morne Fortune, with its dramatic views, you’ll embark on a scenic drive along the winding west coast road to Soufriere, home of the Pitons, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here, you’ll visit the historical Diamond Estate with its Botanical Gardens, waterfall and mineral baths. Enjoy a guided tour of the gardens, an oasis of flowers, fruit trees and foliage along concrete walkways and a well-maintained gravel path over relatively even ground with a few steps leading to the mineral baths and the spectacular sight of Diamond Falls.

Although one cannot bathe under the waterfalls, the amazing colors of the mineral stained rock face make an excellent photograph. You will have the option of a therapeutic bath in mineral pools fed by hot springs and built in 1784 for the troops of King Louis XVI of France. A refreshing drink is served at a hill top restaurant, which affords panoramic views of the town of Soufriere, the Pitons and the Caribbean Sea. Local snacks are available for purchase. On your way back to Castries, you will stop for photos at the quaint fishing village of Anse la Raye.

Board an air-conditioned bus for a short drive to Rodney Bay - known as the island's most popular tourist area. Pigeon Island Beach is one of St. Lucia's popular beaches with golden sand. At the beach, your guide gives a brief orientation of the beach facilities. Relax in a complimentary beach chair in a specially designated area and enjoy three hours of fun in the sun. There are several beach bars to purchase drinks and snacks. Umbrellas are available at an additional charge.

Your bus will pass through the bustling city of Castries which consists of the colorful marketplace and the Immaculate Conception Cathedral, with its magnificent paintings by a famous local artist - Dunstan St. Omer. A panoramic view of the island can be seen from Morne Fortune before traveling through the lush Cul de Sac and Roseau banana plantations on to picturesque Marigot Bay of movie fame. Continuing your scenic drive along a winding road on the edge of a rainforest with an abundance of tropical flowers and trees, you’ll reach the town of Soufriere. Here, the dramatic Pitons, rising more than 2,500 feet/760 meters, tower over the entire area.

You’ll enjoy a short, guided visit of the Sulphur Springs, the Caribbean's only “drive-in volcano” so called as you can drive right into the crater. Next, you’ll visit the Maranatha Garden or Prayer Park, where an array of exotic and brightly colored flowers, fruit trees and colorful birds mingle. This is a perfect setting for garden lovers and for taking pictures. Enjoy a refreshing drink at the Beacon viewpoint and hilltop restaurant, situated on three naturally ventilated balconies. From here, you can admire stunning views of the Pitons, the Caribbean Sea, and the Soufriere Valley before returning to Castries harbor. Local snacks are available for purchase at the restaurant.

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Take an entertaining ride through the countryside in a vintage, open-air bus that will bring you to the beach for even more fun. It’s all about having a good time on this carefree jaunt around St. Lucia. The bus is brightly colored, Caribbean music will be playing in the background and the drinks will be flowing freely. Along the way, you will see some of the signature attractions in the northern part of the island, including horseshoe-shaped Rodney Bay. In the town of Gros Islet, you will pause at the St. Joseph the Worker Church, a Catholic landmark erected to honor where the first priests settled in St. Lucia in 1749. The fun really crescendos at a nearby beach, where you can spend free time doing whatever you please. You might swim in the crystal-clear waters, stretch out on the sand, bask in the sun, and beachcomb along the shore.

HIGHLIGHTS
• Ride around the northern reaches of St. Lucia in a brightly colored vintage bus.
• Enjoy complimentary drinks and Caribbean music, as the guide points out the scenic attractions.
• Spend free time at a popular beach, swimming, relaxing and doing whatever else you wish.

HELPFUL HINTS
• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing, brings towels and biodegradable sunscreen.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

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Discover the charm and beauty of St. Lucia on this scenic island tour showcasing colonial estates, fishing villages, and breathtaking viewpoints. Begin with a drive through Castries to Howelton Estate House for a guided tour, shopping, and a live batik demonstration. Continue past the Governor General’s residence to the Morne Complex and Inniskilling Monument, honoring the regiment that captured the Morne in 1796. Travel through lush valleys lined with banana plantations before arriving at Anse La Raye, where you’ll stroll the fishing village and waterfront. Capture postcard-perfect photos at the Marigot Bay viewpoint, then conclude at the colonial-style home of St. Mark’s, where you’ll enjoy refreshments and sweeping views of Castries harbor and the Caribbean Sea.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Visit Howelton Estate House for a guided tour, batik demonstration, and shopping.
• See the Inniskilling Monument and learn its historical significance.
• Stroll through the traditional fishing village of Anse La Raye.
• Capture spectacular photos at the Marigot Bay viewpoint.
• Tour the colonial-style home of St. Mark’s and enjoy refreshments with stunning views.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Wear comfortable walking shoes and light clothing.
• Bring a camera to capture St. Lucia’s scenic beauty.
• Some walking is required over uneven surfaces.

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Ride an exquisite open-top double-decker bus along the northwestern coast of St. Lucia and enjoy panoramic views of the most iconic attractions. Travel along the Gros Islet route, a spectacularly scenic coastal road that winds through photogenic villages and larger towns that reflect the local lifestyle. Soak up the Caribbean sun and relax in the tropical breeze while taking in the local atmosphere and breathtaking views of the island's pristine beaches and lush greenery along the way.

You will pass a World War I memorial that overlooks Choc Bay, inviting stretches of sand such as the Vigie Beach and luxurious residential areas that take full advantage of their seaside settings. As you will discover, the town of Rodney Bay, known for its incredible shopping and nightlife, revolves around its namesake beach and extraordinary marina.

Nearby, you will find Pigeon Island National Park, a vast nature reserve that ironically hasn’t been an island since a causeway was built to connect it to the mainland in 1972. Nestled between the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, Pigeon Island boasts picture-perfect beaches, stunning vistas and an abundance of natural beauty. Enjoy free time to stroll along the beach or explore the wonders of nature, and on clear days, catch a glimpse of Martinique to the north.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Travel along St. Lucia’s picturesque northwestern shore in an open-top double-decker bus.
• Enjoy sweeping unobstructed views of the coast and the lush tropical countryside.
• Pass through quaint villages and affluent towns such as Rodney Bay.
• Spend free time at the beach that rims Pigeon Island National Park.
• Live guide who will bring the tour to life through informative commentary.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.