Located at the southern end of the island and home to the international airport, this is St. Lucia's second largest city that features a long, secluded stretch of gray volcanic sand and waters protected by coral reefs.

This town square is named for Nobel laureate Derek Walcott, a native of the island.

An active plantation restored for tourist purposes. Docents in period dress will guide your way.

A local art gallery at Point Seraphine able to accommodate large and small budgets.

Tour the complex, which includes a mineral bath, waterfalls and gardens.

All the amenities for your Rodney Bay stay: pizza, booze and yachts.

A lively and colorful market bursting with tropical fruit and vegetables.

One of two duty-free shopping centers.

Watch batik artisans at work in this century-old house.

A sweep of sand and coconut trees studded with hotels.

Home to a diversity of marine life, this park is a snorkeler’s delight.

A snorkeling heaven, this black-sanded beach also makes a great romantic getaway.

One of the best beaches on the island for intermediate and advanced windsurfers.

Simply approaching Soufrière Bay by sea is an unforgettable experience; the spires of the Pitons rise and the sun blazes on the water.

The place to go for a round of golf.

A rowdy beach bar in Choc Bay.