Places

Where to go in Saint Lucia

The twin Pitons, a drive-in volcano, beaches from calm and golden to wild and black, forts on the hilltops and the grounds where the island plays its cricket. 56 of the places worth finding across Saint Lucia.

Sand and sea

Beaches and bays

From the calm golden sweep of Reduit to wild Atlantic surf and hidden volcanic coves, the coast changes character with every bay.

Natural wonders

Iconic landmarks

The volcanic heart of the island: twin peaks rising from the sea, bubbling springs, waterfalls and rare-wildlife islets.

Best views

Lookouts and viewpoints

Where to stand for the postcard: the Pitons framed from a hilltop farm, harbours from old forts, and the meeting of two seas.

The island's past

Historic sites and monuments

Forts and battlefields from the long Anglo-French struggle, a Nobel laureate's square, a great cathedral and working colonial estates.

Green and growing

Parks and gardens

Botanical estates, woodland trails and nature reserves where the island's lush interior is on full display.

Fields and grounds

Stadiums and sports grounds

Where the island's cricket-mad heart beats, from the international ground in the north to community pitches and the national stadium in the south.

Around the island

Districts and quarters

Saint Lucia is divided into ten districts, still known by their French colonial name of quarters. Each has its own chief town, coastline and character, from the busy capital in the north to the airport town in the deep south.