There are plenty of gorgeous hotels on the beaches of St Lucia where you’ll be tempted to stay put. But don’t get too comfortable – this is a spectacular island crying out to be explored, from its glistening forests and volcanic peaks to its sleepy fishing villages and colonial plantation houses. 
St Lucia’s reputation as the West Indies’ most scenic island is well founded. In addition to palm-fringed beaches and lush rainforest, it boasts some fascinating sights and a rich culture infused with Creole, French and African influences.
Your trip to this tropical paradise should include a visit to the iconic twin peaks, the Pitons, designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Nearby, are the Diamond Waterfalls, set in colourful tropical gardens, and Sulphur Springs Park, said to be the world’s only drive-in volcano.
If you’re feeling adventurous you can go diving, zipwire across the rainforest canopy, take a jeep safari tour, or a helicopter flight. There is golf at St Lucia Golf & Country Club and the chance to experience the island’s unique culture at Fond Latisab Creole Park. As well as a wide choice of watersports, you can also go turtle watching – always a big hit with children.
Meanwhile, lazy days can be spent beside the pool or on the beach at one of our charming boutique hotels such as Ladera, Cap Maison or East Winds Inn, vibrant Discovery at Marigot Bay, the stylish Jade Mountain at Anse Chastanet or one of our luxurious villas such as Arc en Ciel. If you want to see St Lucia in style, let us charter a luxury yacht for you to explore the coastline.
