Soufriere Tours

With a unique history and culture, St Lucia has a lot to offer you if you wish to discover the island with our knowledgeable tour guides. Tour some of best known spots in Castries and along the way we will take you to some of the places were St Lucians love to play and have fun....

Take in the best bits of Soufriere on a full-day boat tour exploring its highlights. Enjoy a light Creole breakfast as you sail along the west coast of Saint Lucia, passing the picturesque fishing villages of Anse La Raye and Canaries.It all starts with a chance to soak up the scenery, sailing by the majestic Piton Mountains – a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Then, once in Soufriere, take the shuttle to Toraille Waterfall. It's a natural wonder of Saint Lucia, full of glistening pools, cascading waters, tropical flowers and plant life.With a stop at Sulphur Springs, you can submerge yourself in a mud bath or take a tour of the volcano – it's the hottest and most active geothermal area and only drive-in volcano in the Caribbean. After lunch on board, there's a spot of swimming and snorkelling in the secluded waters of Marigot Bay. To round off there'll be music, dancing and rum punch as we sail back to shore.

This exciting feature begins at the cruise terminal. Join us as we traverse the beautiful coast of St. Lucia. Our journey will take us through the town of Castries where your knowledgeable and friendly guide will point out various landmarks. Then off to Soufriere. From here you will see St...

This amazing island is filled with history, culture and photo opportunities you won't want to miss, so discover the very best of Saint Lucia, taking in the scenic capital, Castries. Founded in 1650 by the French it was named ‘Carénage' which means, ‘safe anchorage'. Even today it lives up to its name as you will see luxurious cruise ships lining the port.Take a ride into the city where you'll get to shop at the Craft Market and Duty Free La Place Carinage. While in the capital, you'll visit the largest church in the Caribbean, the Stone Cathedral and the Derek Walcott Square. From there take a stroll down to the century old Governor's Mansion, with a spectacular view of Castries. Then visit one of the most prestigious forts on the island known as Morne Fortune – ‘the hill of good luck'.Continue on, along countryside roads which lead to the Heritage Park known as Fond Latisab Creole Park, where you'll see traditional Cassava bread making and log cutting. You'll also learn about the history and culture of Fair Helen.

Stroll in the Pigeon Island National Park and hike up to Fort Rodney in St. Lucia. Lounge on the beach and have lunch at a beachfront restaurant.