Tours
St Lucia is a tropical island with so many beautiful places to see. The Coral reefs offer excellent snorkeling and scuba diving, the rainforest in the mountainous interior is a great place to go walking and bird watching. There are many gorgeous beaches for a wide array of water sports, including wet bikes, surfing, kayaking and water skiing. There are also a lot of excellent facilities on the Island for Tennis, Golf, Sailing and even zip-lining! St Lucia really is a paradise and one of the best places in the world to enjoy a memorable vacation.
Sailing
- The island of St Lucia is a dream come true for sailors. The western coastline features exciting anchorages and adventures for explorers of every type. This package is also the ideal experience for first-time charter guests. You get two or three full days, including overnight(s) aboard. It's a luxury that can be enjoyed by just the two of you, or you can invite the family or friends to join you.
DAY 1: Sailing the west coast up to Rodney Bay. Enjoy the beach or visit Pigeon Island National Park. At night, there's a superb selection of picturesque restaurants and bars for you to enjoy.
Day 2: Set sail to Soufriere. Set your sights on the famous Pitons, sample the natural wonders of St Lucia, enjoy snorkeling as it was meant to be at Anse Chastanet and return to Marigot before dark.
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Sail to Martinique
This is one of the most popular sailing trips especially with Martinique being just 25 miles north of St Lucia
Martinique is a mix of New Orleans and the French Riviera. Martinique is the Paris of the Caribbean and an island with a distinct French
style. yet Martinique maintains its Caribbean Creole soul and it shows in their music, food and language.
Sail The Grenadines
The Grenadines are a beautiful archipelago of islands in the Caribbean, great for stress-free sailing of short distances.
The 32 islands and cays stretch south from St. Vincent to Grenada. only 9 of these are populated and only 6 have small Airports:
St Vincent, Bequia, Mustique, Canouan, Carriacou and Union Island..
The rest are bird sanctuaries and havens for those who like peace and quiet - mixed with the occasional 'jump-up'.
All of the islands are volcanic, with deep bays and inlets where clear aquamarine waters lap on fine white-sand beaches. The uninhabited islets and rocks include the famous, breathtaking, Tobago Cays, Mopion, Carriacou's Sandy Island, Mabouya and White Island. All have wonderful, soft, white coral sand beaches and clear water, ideal for snorkeling, diving and, of course, are great places to drop anchor after a day's sailing. A visit to these islands is like stepping into the past. • Click for more details
Tours
Having sailed to Soufriere you may like to visit the world's only drive-in volcano or the Diamond water fall in the Botanical Gardens.
The rainforest which is home to giant ferns, birds of paradise and many species of exotic flowers, wild orchids and fruit trees, there rare birds including our own St Lucia Parrot.
Pigeon Island national park in the north of the island has some amazing beaches and views from the old Napoleonic fort, and is home to the "Jambe de Bois" Restaurant and the Captains Cellar british Pub.
You could go Turtle Watching on Grande Anse Beach, on the east coast from March to July.
• Anse Cochon has a beautiful beach and is a very popular stop off for snorkeling.
• ATV Tours.
• The Botanical Gardens.
• Fond Doux Estate.
• Horse Riding on the beaches is a good way to relax and take in the scenery at a gentle pace.
• Visit the "Gardens of Mamiku" to see a great range of our tropical flowers.
• Snorkel the reefs which usually have many beautiful fish including the Parrot Fish.
• Go Zip lining through the RainForest.
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