What You Will Do
Island short tour seeks to give persons who do not want the long drive to Soufriere to still experience some of St. Lucia's charm and beauty with a small group or as a private tour.
Enjoy the amazing scenery as we drive the west coast road with stops at Morne Fortune (where the last battle was fought between the French and the British), Marigot Bay (a heaven for yachters), banana plantations, and the village of Anse La Raye (to experience the experience of village lifestyle).
Time may also permit "rhythm of rum tour" which is a tour of our rum distillery.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
1
Anse La Raye
10 minutes
Its a chance to witness first hand the day-to-day running of typical village in St. Lucia. Fishing, mending of fishermen's nets, artwork, and of course the ever welcoming folks.
This is local livelihood at its best.
2
Marigot Bay
10 minutes
Marigot Bay is a very popular stop as it offers picturesque views of the bay which, apart from its natural beauty offers protection during severe weather and is a well known filming location. The stop allows one to grab a few photos and stretch off before heading back.
3
Roseau Beach
10 minutes
The Roseau Valley provides the opportunity to capture the effort that goes into the production of our number one export crop, bananas. This happens to be the largest area of relatively flat lands in St. Lucia and as a result, its also home to a large number of farms.
4
Morne Fortune
15 minutes
Site of the last battle between the English and French, the area holds vast historic significance and the remnants of this is evident throughout the area. Fort Charlotte, holding cells, military, barracks are a few of the buildings that we will be going pastor our visit.
The area is also the final resting place of our first noble laureate, Sir Arthur Lewis.
5
Castries
A drive through the city center takes us past a few interesting buildings and monuments; Sir John Compton Statue at constitution park, our parliamentary buildings, Sir Dereck Walcott Square to name a few. All of those will be pointed out as we make our to the More Fortune area.
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