Saint Lucia

The gorgeous island of Saint Lucia is probably one of the most popular honeymoon destinations in the world today. With lush green jungles and spectacular beaches, this tiny treasure in the Caribbean attracts tourists from all over the globe with an amazing variety of things to do out here. If you want some quiet downtime, you can find plenty of secluded cays and stunning beaches to relax on, while if you want some fun in the sun, there are plenty of great water sport and activities to indulge in. And with numerous fancy all inclusive resorts found all around the island, it is no wonder Saint Lucia has become the top travel destination in the world today.

Located in between Martinique and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Saint Lucia is roughly 616 sq km in size. Home to some 170,000 people, the capital of this incredible island is Castries, which is one of the most vibrant and pulsating capitals in the West Indies. The streets of this city offer an amazing combination of sounds, colors and smells, making it one of the most unique capitals in the world.

For an great beach vacation head to Pigeon Bay, which offers some excellent snorkeling and fantastic beaches to enjoy, or if you prefer a more active vacation head inland to Saint Lucia’s lush green mountainous interior, which has some wonderful hiking trails. However, the most dramatic views are in the south of the island, where the two Pitons peaks rise sharply from the shoreline to create the most distinctive landmarks in the Caribbean today.

The perfect place to spend a week or ten days of pure bliss, Saint Lucia is an idyllic island paradise. Offering something for everyone, this island not only has its share of luxurious resorts, but wonderful authentic fishing villages and charming West Indian towns, where life moves at its own pace and hasn’t change much over 50 years.

Saint Lucian are a warm and friendly bunch, who welcome you with open arms when you visit the island. Life here is relaxed and laidback with most of the people here having strong English and African influences. Obeach or voodoo is also common on the island especially in the smaller villages and towns like Anse La Raye.