Things to see in St Lucia

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Pigeon Island

Pigeon Island, north of Castries, is St Lucia's first national park, reached from the mainland across a causeway. The islet has a romantic past, having been the hide-out of Jambe de Bois, the much-feared peg-leg pirate who preyed on Spanish galleons. It was also... see full details

Beaches

St Lucia may not have coral reefs, but it does have perfectly clear emerald waters and brightly coloured tropical fish, perfect for snorkelling and other aquatic activities. All of St Lucia's beaches are public and travellers can pop onto any of the island's most... see full details

Jungle Biking

Although St Lucia's mountain bike trails may not be the easiest in the world, they are definitely some of the most beautiful. An attraction geared more towards the older children, jungle biking is a great way to see the island and get outdoors... see full details

International Riding Stables

Children as young as two years old can enjoy riding at the International Riding Stables with trained guides, while older children can enjoy riding ahead, depending on their level of experience. Children will also love the riding tour with a beach picnic at Cas... see full details

Caribbean Pirates Extravaganza

Children will go mad for this exciting tour aboard the Brig Unicorn, the actual boat from the Disney Pirates of the Caribbean movies. The 140-foot (42-metre) replica of a 19th-century tall ship takes passengers from St Vigie Cove sailing south towards Soufriere into the... see full details

Diamond Waterfall

Located in the Diamond Botanical Gardens, the Diamond Waterfall is a popular attraction and a great walk for the whole family. This waterfall is created by the water from the bubbling sulfur springs of the Diamond Mineral Baths and changes colours a few... see full details

Castries Central Market

For cruise passengers to St Lucia, the Castries Central Market will be one of their first experiences of the Caribbean island - a famous first port of call for passengers looking to stretch their legs, do some shopping and take in some local... see full details

The Pitons

The Pitons - two volcanic plugs that stand like sentinels on the headland outside the St Lucian town of Soufriere - are not only UNESCO World Heritage Sites, but provide active visitors with a glorious opportunity to do some hiking in what are... see full details

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