St Lucia Sunday's Tour

Enjoy a view overlooking the beautiful city of Castries , the capital of St.Lucia. Perfect for a photos .Pass by the official residence of the Governor Ganeral. A short stop at Prevost Redoubt named after General Prevost who was the Lieutenant Governor of the island from 1798-1802. This area served as a look out point and in addition to seeing the historical ruins enjoy the view of the entire Castries Harbour, the Vigie Peninsula, Rat and Pigeon Islands.

Drive through beautiful lush valley of bananas and home of the Rum factory.

Arguably the most beautiful bay in the Caribbean.This historic landmark is the scene for the filming of Hugh Lofting's Doctor Dolittle books. Scenes of the shipwreck, Great Pink Sea Snail, and the construction of the harness for the Giant Lunar Moth were also filmed in the bay.

Walk through the charming fishing village of Anse La Raye. Meet locals and get the chance to purchase local art and craft.

The picturesque village of Canaries provides the chance for some great photos.

On entering the town of Soufriere stop at the viewing point for a magnificent glimpse of the Pitons and sulphur springs. You will be caught up in the scenery.

Prepare for some fun and adventure. We enter the world's only drive through volcano...enjoy a mud bath in our natural spas and learn of the volcanic origin of st.Lucia in the interpretative centre. See mother nature at work as you catch a glimpse of the activity way below the earth's surface. Your skin and muscles will love you for this.

Now plunge into a refreshing bath under the waterfall for an invigorating back and shoulder massage .

Enjoy a swim at the Soufriere beach in the warm Caribbean Sea just beneath the pitons. Lunch is served

Drive through the lovely village of Choiseul known for its craft and hospitality. Now you can get a close up view of Gros Piton.

The quaint town of Laborie is peaceful and relaxing

The southernmost part of the island affords a peak at the neighbouring island of St.Vincent and the Grenadines if you are lucky. From there we get a view of both the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea

See the Atlantic ocean in all its glory...perfect spot for a photo. Sample local bread along the way.

Cut through the centre of the island with its unique microclimate supports huge ferns and other rainforest vegetation. T

We end with a tour through the city centre highlighting the main landmarks