2. St. Lucia History
 St. Lucia is a sovereign island country in the eastern Caribbean Sea on the
boundary with the Atlantic Ocean.[4] Part of the Lesser Antilles, it is located
north/northeast of the island of Saint Vincent, northwest of Barbados and
south of Martinique. It covers a land area of 617 km2 (238.23 sq mi) and has
a population of 174,000 (2010). Its capital is Castries.
 One of the Windward Islands, Saint Lucia was named after Saint Lucy of
Syracuse by the French, the island's first European settlers.. They signed a
treaty with the native Carib Indians in 1660. Britain took control of the island
from 1663 to 1667; in ensuing years, it was at war with France 14 times and
rule of the island changed frequently (it was seven times each ruled by the
French and British). In 1814, the British took definitive control of the island.
Because it switched so often between British and French control, Saint Lucia
was also known as the "Helen of the West Indies".
 Representative government came about in 1924 (with universal suffrage
from 1953). From 1958 to 1962, the island was a member of the Federation
of the West Indies. On 22 February 1979, Saint Lucia became an
independent state of the Commonwealth of Nations associated with the
United Kingdom.[4] Saint Lucia has a legal system based on English
common law.

4.  St. Lucia is one of the Windward Islands, located in the middle
of the Eastern Caribbean chain. Its terrain is a combination of
high mountains, forests, low-lying lands and beaches.
Mountain ranges runs the length of the island and forests
dominate the mountains, while jasmine, scarlet chenille and
wild orchids provide splashes of color to the lush green
slopes.
 With temperatures reaching their peak during September,
vacationers will delight in the warm sand and sun on
uncrowded beaches of the off-season. Traditionally the wettest
month of the year, September in recent years is beginning to
shift towards drier conditions. Whether wet or dry, vacationers
should not be concerned as the sun is never very far away in
St. Lucia.
 Temperatures in St. Lucia during September generally vary
between an average high during the day of 86.0 degrees and
an average low at night of 80.0 degrees
St. Lucia

5.  Vacationers should be aware that there can be a
great deal of variation in weather between the
different regions of St. Lucia. If you are visiting one of
the beaches around Castries or Rodney Bay, expect
temperatures to be high but not unbearable due to
the cool breeze off the water. Visitors exploring one
of the trails through the rain forest in the center of the
island need to be prepared for some very hot and
humid weather without any relief from the winds.
Adventurous travelers can cool off on a hike to one of
the Piton mountains, the distinguishing landscape
feature of St. Lucia. Temperatures will drop
significantly as the altitude increases and travelers
may even want to bring along a light jacket to stay
comfortable in the cool weather.
St. Lucia

6. Airport you will fly
into

7. St. Lucia
 Soufrière
 Soufrière is located on the southwestern coast of St. Lucia and
was the former capital when under French possession. It is also
the oldest town in St. Lucia. Unlike Castries, much of the original
architecture still stands today, so if you want a taste of French
colonial architecture, Soufrière is the place to be. The waterfront of
this town is so picturesque it draws movie studios and tourists
alike. Soufrière is an excellent destination for visitors to experience
both the St. Lucian culture and the environment. Soufrière has
everything, from beautiful beaches to towering mountains. For the
adventurous traveler, it is the perfect destination for both relaxation
and adventure. Just outside of Soufrière is the popular drive-in
volcano which is thought to have once been a site for human
sacrifice by the Arawak Indians. Visitors are allowed to drive very
nearly into the volcano and then be guided around the area by a
tour guide. Just south of the town of Soufrière along the bay, the
most distinguishing feature of St. Lucia can be found, the Pitons.
These two towering twin mountains are not only beautiful to look
at, but they a popular hiking destination that draw people from
around the world.

8. Option One
Soufrière

9. Sugar Beach, A Viceroy
Resort 5 Star Resort
 No meals included
 The Sugar Beach, A Viceroy Resort is without question located in one of the most
spectacular sites in the world, the majestic valley of the Pitons (Val des Pitons). The
beauty of the Pitons, listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, is unparalleled.
The atmosphere is unobtrusive and lends to a truly intimate and relaxed experience.
The resort is spread across more than one hundred acres of tropical forest
unsurpassed for its natural beauty, with the only white sand beach in the area.
Formerly a working sugar plantation, the property has a long history of owners
including Lord Glenconner, famously known for his friendship with Princess
Margaret and the once famous proprietor of the Bang Restaurant.
 Sugar Beach, A Viceroy Resort is located on the south western part of St. Lucia
about 3 miles outside the town of Soufriere, between the world famous Pitons.
Soufriere is a historic town with the island's main natural attractions; the drive-in
volcano, botanical gardens and waterfalls in close proximity. It is a 45 minute drive
from Hewannorra International Airport (UVF).

10. Sugar
Beach

12. Sugar Beach
 Amazing rainforest spa. Private spa huts in the
trees with a creek running alongside.
 The pool sits at the bottom of the Gros Piton.
 Only white sand beach in the area.
 Excellent snorkeling right off the beach.
 Rainforest hiking trail.
 Sea kayaking, snorkeling, hobie cat sailing,
windsurfing and even night fishing are all
offered in the crystal waters of the National
Marine Reserve, just a step from the beach.
 Yoga and Pilates classes.
 Caribbean dance classes.

13. Private Spa Huts

18. Sugar Beach
 The Great Room, The Great Room, for discerning diners there
is the elegant Great Room, with its old world colonial charm
serving Caribbean influenced fare in candlelit, air-conditioned
surroundings. Beautifully presented personalized tasting menus
are also available nightly reflecting the cultural influences of
Sugar Beach's expert culinary team and utilizing the freshest
local ingredients. Enjoy dishes such as seared scallops on a
puree of Jerusalem artichoke, Kobe beef with a rich red wine
jus, or perfectly cooked Mahi-Mahi with green fig mash &
tropical salsa. A well-devised wine list ensures the ideal
accompaniment for every course.
 Bayside Bar & Restaurant, enjoy open-air sea side dining with
a magnificent view of the Pitons, available for breakfast, lunch
and dinner. Guests can enjoy an a la carte continental or full
breakfast.
 The Terrace, Set on the ground floor of the elegant Great
House and with stunning views of the lily pond and glistening
Caribbean.

21. Sugar Beach
 The Beach Bar, Bar is open 9:00am-11:00pm. Beach menu available 10:30am-
7:00pm. Beach Service: Get served the cocktail of your choice or food from the
Bayside snack menu when relaxing at the beach or pool. Simply raise the red flag
next to your beach or pool lounge and a member of the beach team will be there to
provide you this very personalized service.
 The Cane Bar, a new specialty rum bar featuring cutting edge style, a glowing white
bar, and comfortable over-sized furniture in a palette of white and soft charcoal, as
well as a wide selection of rum and a "rummelier" to help guide guests through their
choices. In addition to the offerings behind the bar, The Cane Bar also features a
range of tasty dishes to provide the perfect accompaniment to your chosen libation.
Enjoy a sashimi or sushi platter featuring the freshest catch of the day, try the slider
trio with fish, chicken and beef topped with caramelized onions and organic arugula,
or freshly grilled chicken, beef or vegetarian satay served with traditional satay sauce
and bok choy kimchi. Dish selections may change according to market availability.
This air-conditioned bar is open from 6:00pm to 1:00am, seven nights a week. Guests
must be 18 years and over. Lighter fare served until 12:30am.
 The Late Night Bar, features funky cutting edge style and fantastic artwork. The
charcoal walls offset brightly colored asymmetric chairs and large white day beds. In
addition to the air- conditioned lounge, there is an open air terrace for cocktails under
the stars and in the shadow of the Petit Piton. Open seven nights a week, 6:00pm-
1:00am. Guests must be 18 years and over.

24. Sugar Beach
 With a reservation in any Sugar Beach, A
Viceroy Resort luxury accommodations,
this St Lucia resort offers personalized,
intuitive butler service. The butler
welcomes guests on arrival and offers to
unpack luggage, provide a laundry service,
dinner reservations and will organize any
other special requirements. A dedicated
cell phone to the butler is also provided, so
guest needs are fulfilled by Sugar Beach's
first class personnel.

25. Sugar Beach
Luxury Sugar Mill Room
 Four poster bed with silky high thread count Egyptian cotton
linens and romantic voile draping
 iPod docking station
 Complimentary internet access (either WiFi or hard wired)
 Large flat screen screen TV & CD/DVD player
 Private bar
 Tea and coffee making facilities
 In-room safe
 Signature bathroom amenities
 Large bathroom with coral stone detailing, Victorian-style claw
foot bath (ground floor rooms only) and walk-in shower
 Plunge pool, private patio and walled garden
 Personalized butler service
 7 Nights $5,055

28. Notes on Sugar Beach
 Amazing location between the pitons
 Only white sand beach in St. Lucia
 Unique artwork throughout the resort
chosen by the owner
 A resort shuttle runs every 15 minutes
for easy access to hillside rooms
 Matt Damon recently stayed at Sugar
Beach

29. Option Two
Soufrière

30.  4.5 Star Resort
 Located in Soufriere
 Anse Chastanet, this romantic resort hideaway offers 49
individually-designed rooms, decorated with stunning
original artworks, in a unique hillside/beachfront setting.
The hotel has created a resort in harmony with its natural
environment, taking full advantage of the amazing scenery.
 Nestled within a 600-acre estate with two beaches, Anse
Chastanet is a destination within itself, offering many
facilities and activities offered right at the resort. The
beaches are on some of the island's best coral reefs for
snorkeling and scuba diving. Within the estate lies a lush
tropical forest with 18th century remains of an old
plantation, plus 12 miles of private estate trails to explore
by foot or bike.
Anse Chastanet Resort

32. Amenities
 Anse Chastanet beach with beach chairs and beach towels
 Complimentary use of non-motorized watersports including snorkel gear,
windsurfers, sit on top kayaks, sunfish sailing
 Complimentary use of tennis court and equipment
 Resort Water Taxi Another Peach on Earth to second beach at ANSE MAMIN 6
days weekly
 Guided Walks and Hikes on 600 acre estate with Meno – learn about history
and botany
 Water Taxi at 7. 30 a.m. or 3.30 p.m. to go jogging through Anse Mamin
 Yoga Sun - Fri 8.30 – 9.30 a.m. & 5.00 - 6.00 p.m. in the beach yoga gazebo
(Friday 5 - 6 p.m. class is a stretch class)
 Creole History Class in the Beach Bar Friday 11.30 a.m.
 Daily Live Entertainment in our Piton Bar except Tuesdays when entertainment
is in the beach bar
 Library located in the Piti Piton Bar with Wi-fi internet connection and
complimentary guest computer
 Manager's Cocktail Reception every Tuesday from 6.30 - 7.30 p.m. in the
beach bar
 Underwater Slideshow in Beach Bar, Wednesday 7 p.m.
Anse Chastanet Resort

33. Whether or not you are an absolute novice
or experienced rider, Bike St. Lucia's
exclusive 12 miles of private trails through
the tropical jungle located on the grounds
of one of St. Lucia's first colonial
plantations, Anse Mamin, are "unique in
the world of mountain biking" according to
Tom Bierl, editor of Bike magazine. Bike St.
Lucia's custom trails were designed to
accommodate both the first time rider and
the experienced rider on Cannondale
suspension bikes. Bike St. Lucia also
offers a skills area where you have the
option to learn the secrets of successful
techniques used by experts under the
watchful eye of an instructor before
exploring the trails.
*Additional Cost

35.  Jungle Bar And Grill,
 The Jungle Beach Bar & Grill, located on the second beach of Anse Mamin, is
open from 10:00am to 4:00pm daily with lunch served from noon to 3:00pm. The
relaxed and laid back atmosphere on this exotic soft sand beach makes the
Jungle Grill a favorite with many of our resort guests.
 Pitons Lounge And Bar
 Lunch can also be enjoyed at mid hillside level in the Piton lounge, away from the
beach and overlooking the Anse Chastanet bay and coral reefs.
 Treehouse Restaurant-
 Dine in the two open air treehouses overlooking lush tropical foliage and the
Caribbean Sea. Celebrating award winning Tropical World Cuisine, a blend of
Caribbean with other tropical world cuisine experiences. The dinner menu
changes daily and is served in a romantic candlelit ambiance, surrounded by
beautiful original artwork. Breakfast is served here daily and dinner is served
daily with the exception of Tuesdays.
 The Trou au Diable Restaurant
 Offers a special Indian theme menu titled APSARA on all evenings except
Tuesday. APSARA is an innovative fusion of modern East Indian and Caribbean
cooking, a celebration of St. Lucia historical and cultural ties with East India.
Anse Chastanet Resort

37. The two bars - Piti Piton Bar, the
Treehouse Restarant and the Trou
au Diable beach restaurant are
open daily and offer a wide
selection of tropical cocktails,
beers, liquor including also fine
malt whiskeys, eau-de-vies and
after dinner drinks.

38. Anse Chastanet Resort
 Superior Room
 Anse Chastanet's superior rooms are located at
various hillside levels. The rooms are octagonal or
rectangular in shape, with 2 twin beds or one king
size bed, with ocean and/or Piton view.
 When booking standard category, you could be
located on either hillside or beachside - the category
is based on "run of house" principle which may lead
to a complimentary upgrade to superior or
beachside deluxe location, at the Resort's
discretion. Both Standard and Superior rooms have
either clay or tropical hardwood floors, either glass
or wooden jalousie louvre windows, ceiling fans and
balconies, ensuite bathrooms with shower and toilet.
 6 Nights $4,995

40.  ANSE CHASTANET emphasizes the use of local
woods and other local products in the room decor
and furnishings. Cushions and bedspreads are
made from colorful cotton fabrics called madras,
the island's "national cloth." Even the resort
bathrobes are locally made and have become a
popular souvenir item!
 The furniture has been individually designed and
handmade in the region with the exclusive use of
the island woods such as teak, mahogany, green
heart, red cedar and wild breadfruit.
 Most rooms do NOT have air conditioning, radios,
telephones or televisions.
Anse Chastanet Resort

41.  Anse Chastanet is located on a hillside,
there are many steps and steep inclines
 The resort does not have a pool
 The sand on the beach is a mixture of
volcanic rock and coral sand resulting in
a dark color
 The drive from the airport is bumpy and
winding in the mountains
Notes

42. Option Three
Soufrière

43.  4 Star Resort
 Includes breakfast only
 Nestled along a cliff overlooking the Caribbean
Sea and away from the hustle and bustle of
the island, lies a St. Lucian treasure. This laid
back little resort is located on the serene West
Coast and is simply known as "Ti Kaye" which
means small house in the native Creole patois
language of St. Lucia. It is a secluded,
peaceful location - a great hideaway for those
who seek complete relaxation in casual, yet
beautiful surroundings.
Ti Kaye Resort

45. Amenities
 Complimentary welcome drink and cold towel on arrival
 Daily continental breakfast
 Complimentary in room tea, French press coffee and fresh milk daily
 Daily maid and evening turndown service
 Complementary use of kayaks
 Luxurious hand built wooden pergolas and beach loungers with plush
cushions
 Pool
 Managers complimentary cocktail hour every Wednesday from
6:00pm-7:00pm followed by live local band
 Use of the air conditioned gym (weights, multi gym, cycle and step
machines, floor mats and iPod dock)
 Free in room (and resort wide) Wi-FI
 Complimentary 5 minute pre-dinner neck & shoulder massage
between 7:00-8:00pm in Kai Manje restaurant
Ti Kaye Resort

48.  Kai Manje Bar
 Cliff side bar over looking the ocean
 Ti Kave
 Underground wine cellar
 Kai Manje Restaurant
 (Creole for house of eating or food) offering breakfast, lunch & dinner.
Guests are served all meals at the open air Kai Manje restaurant.
International cuisine is specially prepared by the Chef and infused with a
Creole flavor. A range of fresh local produce and traditional herbs and
spices are grown on the resort's grounds and help create sumptuous
treats on the extensive menu. The appetizing food is only second to the
hospitable wait staff. Enjoy signature dishes combined with a modern
interpretation of authentic Saint Lucian cuisine or simply request your
favorite and we will accommodate you.
 Ti Manje Restaurant
 (Creole for small eating or food) offering lunch. Set on the warm silver
sand beach, guests can enjoy a wide range of dishes ranging from
specialty salads, Ti Kaye's famous homemade burgers, baguettes and
the Catch of the Day. A perfect accompaniment to the cool sea breezes,
inviting scenery and island cocktail!
Ti Kaye Resort

50. Ti Kaye Resort
 Le Cottage With Pool
 Oceanfront, closer to the waters edge, private plunge
pool for an ultimate getaway experience.
 All Le Cottage with Pool rooms have a stunning view of
the Caribbean Sea and feature a large bedroom,
spacious deck with two rocking chairs, table and a
double hammock. They also have ceiling fans and air
conditioning, four poster beds with mosquito nets,
complimentary tea and French press coffee facilities, a
mini-fridge, telephone, hairdryer, iPod dock, in room
safe, walk-in closet, iron and ironing board plus daily
maid and turn down service. Beautiful outdoor garden
showers are open to the stars and lined with tropical
plants. Power is both 110v and 220v.
 6 Nights $4,683

54.  Castries
 As the capital of St. Lucia, Castries is one of the more developed
parts of the island. The town of Castries has twice been
destroyed by fires that have consumed much of the original
architecture. The rebuilding efforts have created an interesting
mix of surviving historical architecture and modern concrete
buildings. Visitors will find a variety of things to do in and around
Castries ranging from shopping to sightseeing. At Pointe
Seraphine, located on the north side of the Castries harbor, you
will find fantastic duty free shopping in a modern mall setting for
tourists and cruise ship passengers. In the heart of Castries you
will find shopping at street markets where local vendors sell their
produce and crafts. The Castries Central Market is the largest of
these street markets and offers the best deals in fruit and other
produce. Across from the Central Market you can find the
Vendor's Arcade which offers a set of craft stalls offering
souvenirs and hand made crafts to visitors. There are certain
landmarks in Castries that would be a shame to miss if you are
planning a trip to the city, one such landmark is the 400 year old
saman tree that defines the center square of the town.
St. Lucia

56. Castries
Option One

57.  4.5 Star Resort
 Couples Only
 All-Inclusive (all meals, snacks, drinks, top shelf
alcohol, Beringer wine, mini-bar, water sports and
scuba diving.)
 On an island so simply beautiful the French and British
fought over it for over 150 years, lies this unforgettably
romantic, Luxury Included® hideaway. Set on its own
spectacular peninsula, it offers unique suites-in-the-
round, 24-hour room service, breathtaking vistas,
access to the services and amenities of other nearby
Sandals Resorts, a modern tennis pavilion, alluring
bars, several sparkling pools, a full-service Red Lane®
Spa and a variety of dining options serving delicious
gourmet cuisines
Sandals Grande St. Lucian

59. Included Amenities
 5 pools
 4 whirlpools
 Water-skiing
 Knee-boarding
 Snorkeling
 Kayaking
 Sailing
 Windsurfing
 Nightly entertainment/theme nights
 Golf at nearby Sandals La Toc
 Fitness center
 Scuba diving
Sandals Grande St. Lucian

60. Sandals Grande St. Lucian
Scuba Diving
 Certified diver get two one tank dives a day for free
 Sandals fleet of specially designed, Twin Diesel
Newton Boats, provides you with everything you need
for a spectacular diving experience.
 Scuba diving at Sandals truly offers you the very best
of the best in equipment, staff and unbelievable dive
sites-all included! From regulators, BCD's, masks,
snorkels, fins and expert guidance from our fully PADI-
certified dive professionals-we've taken care of
everything!
 21 dive sites in St. Lucia
 Specialty dives such as night dives and photo safari
dives are an additional fee

63.  Dining Options
• Barefoot by the Sea - Outdoor, seafood restaurant. Dress code is resort-
casual. Open for dinner.
• Bayside Restaurant - Indoor, international restaurant, serving buffet-style
meals for breakfast and lunch, and a la carte Frenchcuisine for dinner.
Dress code for breakfast and lunch is resort-casual. Dress code for dinner
is resort evening attire.
• Dino’s - Outdoor pizzeria. Dress code is resort-casual. Open for lunch.
• Gordon’s on the Pier - Indoor and outdoor seating, serving grilled
specialties. Dress code is resort evening attire. Open for dinner.
• Josephine’s Creperie - Indoor and outdoor seating, serving smoothies,
crepes, and made-to-order desserts, plus afternoon tea andspecialty
coffees. Dress code is resort-casual. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
• Mariner Seaside Bar and Grill - Outdoor, beach grill. Dress code is resort-
casual. Bare feet are allowed. Open for lunch.
• Olde London Pub - Indoor, British pub. Dress code is resort-casual. Open
for dinner and late-night snacks.
• Toscaninis Restaurant - Indoor and outdoor seating, serving Italian
cuisine for dinner. Dress code for breakfast is resort-casual. Dress code for
dinner is resort evening attire. Open for breakfast and dinner.
• Room Service: Yes, 24-hour room service for guests in Concierge and
Butler room categories. In-room, Continental breakfast is available for all
resort guests.
Sandals Grande St. Lucian

67.  Bar/Lounges
 Olde London Pub
 Palladium Night Club
 Jacquot's Lobby Bar
 Admiral Rodney's Piano Bar
 Sunset Swim-up Bar & Lounge
 Beach Bar
Free shuttle to two nearby Sandals Resorts for
dinner and nightly entertainment. Including 14
additional restaurants and 17 additional bars.
Sandals Grande St. Lucian

69. Sandals Grande St. Lucian
 Caribbean Deluxe Room
 Settle into the tranquil calm of gracious island style in
a grand deluxe room that is fresh and welcoming.
Contemporary luxury defines these ground floor
rooms located amid the enchanting gardens adorned
with birdhouses and swinging benches. With stately
linens draped over exquisite Farmhouse beds,
elegant island décor abounds with framed fine art and
mahogany crown molding and furnishings. Sliding
glass doors opening to a private patio set you directly
amidst the gardens, the perfect backdrop for enjoying
a nightcap, midnight snack, or candlelight dinner for
two.
 Room View: Resort Grounds
 6 Nights $5,187

72.  Honeymoon Inclusions
• A BUBBLY WELCOME: A bottle of chilled sparkling wine
elegantly arranged in your room upon arrival to toast
your future.
• A ROMANTIC GESTURE: A special turndown service that
includes flower petals on your bed on the first
evening of your honeymoon.
• Wake up to Wedded Bliss: Delight in a delivery of fresh
flowers and a decadent breakfast in bed one
morning of your choice.
Sandals Grande St. Lucian

73. Available Tours in St. Lucia
*Additional fees apply for
excursions

74.  Best Of St Lucia Cultural & Heritage Tour 2012
 Tour the undiscovered and unspoiled island of St.
Lucia in air conditioned comfort while experiencing the
truly Saint Lucian way of life, with a tour that takes you
to Fond Assau. There you will practice traditions such
as preparation of cassava bread, cooking on
macambou leaves, catching crayfish in the river,
collecting honey from a beehive and the very authentic
display of wood-sawing while in Chak Chak where a
band plays traditional music in the background. The
historic buildings of Castries comes alive as well-
informed tour guides take you on a walk through the
architectural history of an old colonial island city, make
a stop to do some well-needed shopping, whilst at the
same time enjoying the spirit and life of the modern
Caribbean.

75.  Soufriere Jeep Discovery & Waterfall Revelation
 A scenic journey through Saint Lucia’s banana plantations,
fishing villages, rainforest and lush tropical vegetation. Your
guides will share the local history and stories about significant
sites along the way to Soufriere, home to the majestic Pitons.
The first stop is Morne Coubaril, a 250-acre working plantation
where you’ll learn about 18th century plantation life. As you travel
along an original mule carriage pathway and through
reconstructed slave quarters there are demonstrations of
plantation farming practices including copra, cocoa and manioc
production. From there we continue on to visit the sparkling
Diamond Waterfall and the Sulphur Springs "drive-in-volcano"
where you can immerse in the rich mineral water of the mud
baths heated by the volcano itself and feel rejuvenated. Our final
stop before the return trip is for a delicious buffet lunch prepared
with fresh local ingredients at a restaurant nestled in island
greenery and colorful flowers in Soufriere.

76.  Island Routes ATV Adventure
 Experience the island's incredible beauty up close
and personal, as you maneuver your all terrain
vehicle past panoramic views of the dramatic
coastline, through the hills and plantations. So go
off-road, get dirty, and revel in an adventure you'll
never forget.
 St. Lucia Treetop Zipline Adventure
 See the world from the treetops and feel like one
with nature, gliding from platform to platform,
hovering over an abundant, tropical landscape.
Adventurers will receive the thrill of their lives with
an aerial view of Saint Lucia's lush rainforest - an
unforgettable experience of nature at its best.

77.  Island Routes Hike The Pitions
 Towering nearly 3,000 feet above sea level, the
majestic peak of Gros Piton, along with its twin peak
Petit Piton, dominates the western coast of St. Lucia.
The lush green slopes of these pyramid shaped icons
rise from the sapphire blue waters of the Caribbean,
filling the adventurous traveler with wanderlust. The
view itself is a classic, the Pitons of Saint Lucia, soaring
straight up from the sea's edge, this is definitely one of
the things you must do in your lifetime, a visit to the
Pitons should be number one. Snaking up the misty,
jungle-covered, boulder-strewn mountainsides for the
huge views from the top is an experience well worth the
hike. Afterwards head to a rest stop for a sumptuous
lunch and refreshing swim.

78.  Horseback Ride 'n' Swim
 Imagine exploring the incredibly gorgeous island
of St. Lucia on horseback! Amble through a
tropical rainforest atop a sleek, gentle mare or
serene stallion. Ride along a cliff and feast your
eyes on panoramic vistas of the St. Lucia
coastline with the aquamarine ocean sparkling in
the island sunshine. Then, prepare yourself for a
totally unique experience, as you and your mount
cross the white sand of a pristine beach and enter
the warm waters of the Caribbean. Trot through
the crystal seas together and enjoy the ride of
your life!

79.  Tropical Jeep Safari
 A must-do for the adventure-seeker! You'll have a
blast on this outdoor excursion that will unveil the
simply beautiful St. Lucia landscape all aboard an
open-top, safari jeep! Enjoy the trek through historic
Castries up the Morne (Hill of Good Luck), where the
most breathtaking, panoramic view of the city and
harbor awaits, then leave "modern civilization," as you
commence your jungle journey through the rural
countryside until you reach the quaint fishing village of
Anse La Raye. Enjoy a 20-minute hike through the
rainforest, passing an abundant waterscape of rivers
and cascading waterfalls. Sample local seasonal fruit
and relax in a refreshing river pool before returning to
the jeep.

80.  Island Routes Waterfall Cycling Adventure
○ An adventure seekers' delight. Enjoy a thrilling mountain
bike ride through the rainforest to Errard Waterfall where
you can take a dip in its refreshing waters. Then, cycle
through the forest where you'll learn about local crops
grown on the island. End your tour with a relaxing drive
through the quaint fishing village of Dennery.
 Island Routes Helicopter Island Tour
○ Quite simply, there is nothing like flying over a tropical
island with a glass of champagne in hand to enjoy the
journey even more. The feel. The adrenaline. It's a whole
new way to experience the island. Sights: Castries, Marigot
Bay, St. Lucian Fishing Villages, Lush Rainforest, Interior
Mountains, Pitons, Soufriere Volcano, Coral Reefs, Dive
Sites, Remote Waterfalls, Rivers and Valleys; Major
Beaches & Hotels, Plantations, Cap Estate Homes, Rugged
Atlantic Coast, Pigeon Point, Fort Rodney, Rodney Bay
Marina and Rat Island.

81. Plus many more!

82. Change Your Latitude Travel
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