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With more natives around than tourists you can enjoy and relish the quaint Caribbean charm and the warm hospitality offered by the people of St. Lucia. Beach bums can rarely drag themselves away from the white sands, but besides beaches and blue waters, there's a lot to explore on the island.
A treasure trove of natural reserves with some rare species inhabiting the island, St. Lucia offers some excellent opportunities for quiet walks interrupted only by the chirpings of a bird or two. In the interiors of the Island, you can spot a variety of birds and wildlife in the lush rainforest. The numerous waterfalls provide soothing background music.
St. Lucia Travel Guide :
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| Bay Guesthouse is located on Bay Street in the fishing village of Gros Islet. 2 minutes walk north is the quiet Pigeon beach at the end of which is Pigeon Island (A St Lucia National Park) with its own two quiet secluded beaches. One minute walk south down Bay Street is the small Gros Islet beach. Rodney Bay and its Reduit beach are a 5 minute ride away. Bay Guesthouse is ideally located as your base to explore St Lucia island – a busy bus stop is 30 metres into the village centre which will take you to Castries, (capital of St Lucia), in under 20 minutes. From Castries the bus network spreads out across St Lucia island. If you want to get further off the beaten track taxis are numerous. |
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