Soufrière Photo: Jade Mountain Jade Mountain
Open-walled sanctuaries with infinity pools facing the Pitons.
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st lucia
St Lucia is one of the most beautiful islands in the Caribbean. The twin Pitons rise straight out of the sea, rainforest covers the interior, and the south is full of waterfalls, hot springs and cocoa estates.
The island is known for its romantic hotels, many with open walls facing the Pitons, but it’s also great for families and walkers.
where to go
Two volcanic peaks, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Waterfalls, hot springs and the drive-in volcano.
A sheltered bay with yachts and restaurants.
The livelier north, with Pigeon Island National Park.
Hiking trails, zip lines and birdwatching.
Spices, fruit and crafts in the capital.
when to go
St Lucia is warm all year, with the driest weather from December to May.
December to April
Dry and sunny. The busiest season.
May to July
Hot and green, with good value and Carnival in July.
August to October
The wettest months and the highest risk of storms. Quiet and good value, though some hotels close for a few weeks.
where to stay
Soufrière Photo: Jade Mountain Open-walled sanctuaries with infinity pools facing the Pitons.
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Soufrière Photo: Anse Chastanet A Viceroy Resort
Villas between the Pitons, with a beach and spa.
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Soufrière 
Cap Estate Looking for something different? We know many more hotels and villas in St. Lucia, and we'll happily suggest the right one for you.
experiences
A steep guided hike with views over the island.
Visit a cocoa estate and make your own bar.
Bathe in warm mud pools near Soufrière.
Fly from the airport to Soufrière in minutes.
Swim over the reef at Anse Chastanet.
A catamaran along the coast to Marigot Bay.
Yes, there are direct flights from the UK, taking around 9 hours.
Soufrière for the Pitons and romance; the north for beaches and a livelier feel.
Yes, particularly at Sugar Beach and some north coast hotels.
The drive from the airport to Soufrière takes around an hour; by helicopter it’s about 10 minutes.
pair it with
Seven hundred islands and cays, with pink-sand beaches and some of the clearest water in the world.
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Grace Bay's powder-soft sand and calm, shallow water. Wonderful for families and for doing very little.
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Seven Mile Beach, superb diving and excellent restaurants, all very easy and well organised.
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