Visit the traditional fishing village of Anse La Raye, where you can explore the waterfront with its quaint wooden houses, colourful fishing boats and perhaps see bread making in a traditional bakery. Head inland to visit a beautiful waterfall set in enchanting tropical tranquility.
Balenbouche Estate:
This is a working plantation and guesthouse set in a fascinating natural and historical landscape. The estate's rich history is felt in every corner of the property, from ancient Amerindian artefacts to the remains of an impressive 18th century sugar mill. The grounds provide a mix of natural vegetation and botanical gardens, shaded by ancient banyan, flamboyant and mangotrees. Everyone who has visited Balenbouche agrees that it is
a place of exceptional authenticity, tranquility and beauty.
Mamiku Gardens:
Designed by one of the top landscape designers in the Caribbean, Mamiku Gardens boasts beauty, nature and history. Located on the East Coast of the island, a 45 minute scenic drive from Castries, Mamiku Gardens is a tropical blend of natural woodland trails and beautifully landscaped gardens.
Millet Bird Sanctuary:
Located in the heartland of St. Lucia, the Millet Bird Sanctuary Trail is a haven for birdlife. Over 30 species of birds can be found there, including five endemic species: The St. Lucia Black Finch, St. Lucia Parrot, St. LuciaWarbler, St. Lucia Oriole and St. Lucia Pewee. It takes approximately one hour to complete the 1.75 miles walk which is moderate to strenuous, and perched at about 1000 feet above sea level. The trail provides a breathtaking view of the John Compton Dam, which is the largest in the Eastern Caribbean, at 2 kilometer long with an output capacity of 6.3 million gallons of water daily. Come and experience nature, relax and take away memories that will remain with you for a lifetime.
Soufriere:
View the majestic Pitons as you travel to the Diamond Waterfall located in a beautiful botanical garden surrounded by nature's finest plants and flowers. From the Diamond Waterfall, drive through the quaint town of Soufriere to the world's only drive-in volcano with its bubbling holes of sulphuric waters.