WELCOME
The island of St. Lucia is for travelers seeking pleasure and enrichment through the wonder of the undiscovered, the adventure of the unfamiliar, the freshness of the unspoiled and the stimulation of the exotic. An unspoiled mix of French and African cultures has blended to produce food and music, within the walls of a confident and friendly people. St Lucia Jazz is a signature event, but there are food festivals, water sports and sailing. A Caribbean vacation is a great way to bring the family together for some quality time, romance or just the beauty of relaxation, there's no better place to do it than the island of St. Lucia. Plan your vacation at one of our many accommodations and explore our tropical island and the Caribbean Sea.

 

Quick Facts:

Official languages: English
Capital City: Castries
Government: Parliamentary democracy
Total Area: 620 km² or 239 sq mi 
Currency: East Caribbean dollar
Calling code: + 1-758
Population: 60,765 (2005 estimate)
Distance from Miami: 1200 miles
TOP PLACES TO VISIT
  • Castries
  • Marigot Bay
  • Soufriere
  • Diamond Waterfalls
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    Hotels

    Calabash Cove
    Rendezvous
    St. Lucian
    Mago Estate Hotel
    Palm Haven Hotel

    Villas

    Tropical Villas
    Stonefield Estate
    Villa Resort
    Sea Pearl
    D’Arcy
    Light Castle

    Resort

    Coconut Bay
    Resort & Spa
    The Hummingbird Beach Resort
    Bay Gardens
    Beach Resort


    REASONS TO VISIT LUCIA
    St. Lucia, one of the most beautiful Caribbean islands is known for its magnificent, lush scenery, particularly in the south and around the famous Soufrière. Getaway in the luxury of the famous Calabash Cove, St. Lucia is a popular spot for those seeking to be pampered. Come jazz it up at the annual St. Lucia Jazz Festival which draws performers and listeners from all over around the world. Explore Castries, one of the most beautifully situated Caribbean cities. Surrounded by hills, its large harbour at the head of a wide bay is a constant hive of activity. Head for the spacious Derek Walcott Square which features a 19th-century Catholic Cathedral, standing in the shade of a 400-year-old samaan tree. There is also a colourful, bustling market. Head to the top of Marigot Bay, a secluded, palm-fringed paradise. From here you can visit the Cul de Sac - an area famous for its three large banana plantations where the original Dr Doolittle was filmed. Take a trip to Soufrière, the second-largest settlement on the island. This deep-water port stands at the foot of two extinct volcanoes known as the Pitons. Rising to 798m (2,619ft) above sea level, these are probably St Lucia's most famous landmarks. The town itself is typically West Indian, a cluster of brightly painted arcaded buildings set against the jungle vista.