ST LUCIA
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 Saint Lucia is the perfect destination, whether you're after romance, rejuvenation or adventure. A genuine, natural landscape of gorgeous palm-fringed beaches, miles of unspoiled rainforest and the majestic Piton Mountains, are sure to indulge every taste. Natural waterfalls, breath-taking views, friendly locals and authentic culture impress the most travelled individuals for a holiday with lasting memories. The perfection of this escape should be shared. Tropical weather, welcoming accommodations, and unexpected adventures await all who travel to this paradise island. Romance can be found at upmarket resorts and intimate inns. Bask together under the Caribbean sun, sail into a champagne sunset, and cuddle beneath the vast starry sky. Discover new romance and re-spark old love over a candlelight dinner on a secluded beach. For those planning a family getaway, you too can visit Saint Lucia. Enjoy on-site water parks, kids' menus and evening entertainment for everyone. Adventure seekers can surf and sail in the pristine waters. ATV adventures and rainforest zip-lining are family favourites. Relaxation isn't far off either with many resorts offering kids' activities so parents can enjoy a cocktail, a quiet hour together, or a couple's massage. Grab the kids, your partner and your sunscreen; this is a family holiday that everyone will enjoy. Key informationTime difference -4 hours Local currency East Caribbean dollar Peak season
May - August 
LABRELOTTE BAY
Labrelotte Bay is a semi-popular beach along the northeast coast of St. Lucia, where families can play, and those who worship the sun gods will enjoy lounging on the beach chairs that line the shore. On the North edge of Saint Lucia, Labrelotte Bay is found in La Brelotte Bay, a neighborhood in the vicinity of Castries; it is 2.0 miles to the west-southwest of Rodney Bay. Active and social travelers may particularly enjoy this beach because of its crowded, urban location. In fact, Labrelotte Bay is a favorite of hotel guests in the area, and people who thrive in crowds of fellow visitors. Labrelotte Bay is located between East Winds Inn and Windjammer Landing. Labrelotte Bay has scooped out a crescent shape of beach on the island's northeast coast. Along the tan colored sands, deep blue waters rush ashore, and there is a roped off section for swimming. Unfortunately, restrooms will not be available here, which is something to consider if you plan to spend a full day in the sun. Fortunately, chairs and umbrellas will be available for visitors seeking some respite from the sun. Happily, the off-shore waters are of good snorkeling quality, so grab some equipment if you're wanting to check out the underwater sites. The crowd at this shore will vary according to a few things, including the season and time of day. Some of St. Lucia's beaches are rarely crowded, while others are always packed, especially during the high season. This beach is positioned on St. Lucia's North coast; the area hosts attractions such as Samaans Park, which is a mile and a half to the south. If you want to learn more about the history of St. Lucia, you won't have to look hard to find sites boasting the colorful history of the nation. For instance, nearby is Fort Rodney, which is two and a half miles to the north. With the choice of exciting activities nearby, you'll never run out of ways to stay busy. The following table contains a list of nearby attractions. |
