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One of the Caribbean’s best-kept secrets, St. Lucia’s coastline is nothing short of amazing with its secluded coves and unspoiled beaches. The two sugar loaf-shaped volcanic cones, known as the Pitons, are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the island’s most impressive landmarks. Complementing its shores are miles of lush rainforest, sparkling waterfalls and the world’s only “drive-through” volcano, providing a landscape of stunning vistas.  While St. Lucia’s ocial language is English, an early French  influence can be seen in place names, cuisine and architecture. The charming town of Soufrière features many lovely French-style buildings that are reminders of a bygone era. St. Lucia oers a multitude of activities for adventure seekers, including ziplining, horseback riding, ATV rides, jungle biking, and more. The underwater caves and coral reefs are a magnet for snorkeling and scuba diving. Nature lovers can sail the island’s crystal-clear waters to spot dolphins and whales

City Tour, Immaculate Conception Cathedral, Derek Walcott Square Castries Harbour, Central Library. Mourne Fortune, Governor General’s House, Sir Arthur Lewis Community College. St Lucia National Archives, Meadows Battery ruins, Vigie Point Light House. Tour of the Village of Gros Islet, ending at Pigeon Island National Park. Followed by a climb up to Fort Rodney and explore the ruins of the French Naval Port followed by lunch at Jambé Du Bois and a swim at Pigeon Island beach before returning to the resort.