St Lucia sharing border with the Atlantic Ocean is nestled in the eastern Caribbean Sea. St Lucia, featuring Green Island has made one of the Caribbean's fashionable package-tour destinations. Looking for a perfect place to relax and enjoy the beauty of nature! You are then welcome at the St Lucia.

St Lucia’s warm and humble welcome makes a complete experience; the friendliness attitude of the habitants is really worth cherishing. Perhaps, also one of the main reasons for repeated tourist visit. February to April is best time to visit the western shores of St Lucia when the rain eases off.

St. Lucia’s every beach, including those that are part of the top resorts, is open to the public. You’ll be overwhelmed by the tranquil turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea located in the island’s western side beaches. Spend some quality time in swimming and water sports. Unlike western side beaches, the beaches on the eastern side churn with the more wild and turbulent waters of the Atlantic Ocean.

Explore the scenic beauty by horseback or jeep. The eastern beaches are not preferred for swimming. A leading whale and dolphin watching site is a must visit in the Caribbean, more than 20 species visiting these waters- Sperm whales, Hump Back whales, Spinner dolphins, Dwarf Sperm whales, Pilot whales and many more.

Drive-through the La Soufriere volcano, it’s been about 400,000 years since volcanic activity occurred here. The pit formation from a collapsed dome of molten lava presents a fascinating picture of what the earth must have been looked like back then. As you come near the side of the crater, sulphuris smell of rotten eggs gets into your nose.

Immersed into the breathtaking views of Gros Piton. Ideal place for outdoorsy travelers and for hikers, you need to be hale and hardy for climbing till 2,619-foot, but its scenery and feeling of accomplishment are worth it. St. Lucia’s 19,000 acres of dense rainforest makes up the lush interior. Paradise to the nature lovers, the rain forest includes the rare Jacquot parrot, wide variety of exotic plants, flowers and birds.

Hiking through the giant ferns and orchids to stunning waterfalls is an ultimate adventurous experience. Try out the Rain Forest Sky Rides to enjoy the breathtaking 75-minute ride in an open-sided aerial tram to view the natural resource from 90 feet above the ground. Experience your Jungle Biking through the paths cut into the plantation forests of Anse Chastenet or engage into windsurfing, diving and snorkeling. Catch the best windsurfing at Cas en Bas or Vieux Fort on the eastern side.