
The finest attractions in St. Lucia at a glance: castles, natural wonders, historic old towns and more. Each place links to a detailed page with map, tips and photos.

Beausejour in the north was originally a large plantation area.
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This cemetery on the Vigie Peninsula is the final resting place for British soldiers and sailors of the 18th and 19th centuries.
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This well-preserved building on Morne Fortune was built by the French in the 18th century for storing ammunition.
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This historic building in the coastal town of Soufrière once served as an administrative center.
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This British fortress on Pigeon Island was built in 1778 by Admiral George Rodney.
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The small island in Praslin Bay has a turbulent history as a hideout for smugglers and pirates.
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The Rabot Estate is one of the island's highest cocoa plantations and has a long tradition.
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The Errard Estate is a historic plantation in the center of the island known for its cocoa and spice production.
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The Cul de Sac Valley was for centuries the heart of Saint Lucia's sugar production.
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Formerly known as Place d'Armes, this central square in Castries was renamed after Nobel laureate Derek Walcott.
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A 250-year-old, still-active plantation famous for its cocoa production.
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This station at the summit of Morne Fortune served for rapid communication between the fortifications.
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Marigot Bay is famous for Admiral Rodney hiding his fleet from the French here in 1778.
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Monchy is a historic settlement in the north that developed around an old plantation estate.
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The causeway permanently connects Pigeon Island to mainland Saint Lucia.
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The National Library of Saint Lucia is housed in a beautiful Victorian building.
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The administrative building of Vieux Fort town in the south.
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The cliffs of Fond d'Or on the Atlantic coast show the power of ocean waves.
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The slopes of Petit Piton are characterized by steep cliffs and hidden waterfalls.
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The Soufrière Basin is a collapsed volcanic caldera.
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The Morne Coubaril Plateau is an elevated area overlooking Soufrière.
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The hub of local government in Soufrière.
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Vigie Promontory is a narrow tongue of land that protects Castries harbor.
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An important public building in the Desruisseaux community.
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The waterfront area of Gros Islet, characterized by small piers and historic fishing houses.
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The administrative building of the capital city, Castries, located on Peynier Street.
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The studio of renowned wood sculptor Vincent Joseph Eudovic.
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Sulphur Springs is considered the only drive-in volcano in the world.
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A bustling public building right on the shores of Dennery Bay.
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Cap Estate is the northern tip of the island.
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Moule à Chique is the southernmost peninsula of Saint Lucia.
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A central retail node serving both local consumers and international tourists in the busy Rodney Bay area.
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Near Choiseul are ancient rock carvings made by Amerindians.
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The Marquis River valley is rich in pre-Columbian artifacts.
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Built in 1883, Vigie Lighthouse marks the entrance to Castries Harbor.
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Dedicated to Saint Januarius, this church is the landmark of the picturesque village of Laborie.
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This church in Gros Islet is the spiritual heart of the community.
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Stone ruins of the former British officers' accommodations on Pigeon Island.
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The largest mangrove area in Saint Lucia, located on the southeast coast.
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An award-winning garden featuring tropical plants and a colorful waterfall.
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A coastal park combining beach, estuary, and historical forest, serving as a haven for waterfowl.
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One of the few remaining mangrove areas in the north, serving as a buffer between land and sea.
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Maria Islands are two small uninhabited islands off the southeast coast.
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Anse Chastanet Reef is a protected marine area on the southwest coast.
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Praslin Island is a small island off the east coast known for its endemic lizards.
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A protected wetland area on the southeast coast featuring mangrove forests and seagrass beds.
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Frigate Island is a small nature reserve off the east coast.
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A protected area on the west coast focused on the conservation of marine biodiversity and local fishing grounds.
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Mount Tabac is a significant peak in the central highlands of Saint Lucia.
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Barre de l'Isle is the central mountain ridge that divides the island into eastern and western sides.
Learn more →Among the most popular are Historic Beausejour, Vigie Military Cemetery, Morne Fortune Powder Magazine, Soufrière Old Courthouse, Fort Rodney and many more – the full top 50 list is on this page.
May to October offers the most pleasant weather; July and August are warmest and busiest.