St. Lucia

St. Lucia is a Caribbean paradise. Whether you are traveling by boat or staying in a beachfront tropical resort, there is never a dull moment. One day you may find yourself hiking the beautiful trails of The Pitons peaks and the next you could shop in the world-famous Castries street market where food and souvenirs are in abundance. St. Lucia is also well-known for their gorgeous beaches, such as Reduit Beach. Here, you can learn to windsurf and water ski, or you can relax on the beach and take in the views of the bright blue water and white sand beaches. For people seeking nightlife, Gros-Islet offers street parties with DJ music, local art vendors, and street performers. St. Lucia has everything one would expect from a tropical paradise, and once you visit you may never want to leave.

Marigot Bay

Rated as one of the best areas in St. Lucia for boaters. Marigot Bay offers exceptionally photogenic spots on the island with postcard-worthy landmarks. Additionally, some of the world's biggest superyachts have dropped anchor in the Marigot Bay Marina.

Anse La Raye

Anse La Raye is the prime spot in St. Lucia for seafood lovers. 25 minutes away from Castries, find yourself in the quaint fishing village of Anse La Raye. Fresh seafood is caught daily and grilled to perfection on the waterfront in conjunction with plenty of opportunities to sip on local libations.

Gros-Islet

Gros-Islet is the epicenter of activity on St. Lucia. Known for its weekly street party with live music and fresh food vendors - you will never find yourself bored. A short drive away, the Rodney Bay strip offers a multitude of restaurants and shopping. For the adrenaline junkies, learn to windsurf or take a horseback ride down the beach. Activities for all ages will be found in Gros-Islet.