Canaries

a. Plasse Cassava – witness the preparation of cassava bread on macambou leaves.

b. Fishing village

Choc Bay

a. Premier beach along the northwestern coast near Castries.

Anse Chastanet

a. Black sand beach

b. Popular snorkeling and scuba diving sight which offers spectacular reefs, marine life and old sunken ships.

Anse La Raye

a. Fishing village

b. Friday Night Seafood

Rodney Bay

a. Reduit Beach

b. Restaurants

c. Nightclubs

d. Site of Atlantic Rally for Cruisers and of Europa

Marigot Bay

a. Picturesque cove and sight of many famous movies ie. “Dr. Doolittle and Firepower”

Les Pitons

a. The majestic twin peaks rise out of the sea to a height of a half mile.

Vieux Fort

a. The island’s oldest settlement

b. Second largest port.

Sulphur Springs

a. The home of world’s only “drive in volcano”

Castries

Is located in the northwest of the island and is the Capital. Points of interest include:

a. The Castries Market – the home of local vendors selling fresh fruits, vegetables, fish, spices and local crafts.

b. Duty Free Shopping at Pointe Seraphine and La Place Carenage.

c. Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception.

d. Derek Walcott Square

e. Columbus Square

f. Victory Monument

g. Government House

h. Caribelle Batik

i. Eudovic’s Arts & Craft Studio

j. Morne Fortune (Hill of Good Fortune) –ancient ruins.

Soufriere

a. The old French capital

b. Picturesque fishing village nestled beneath the majestic Pitons.

c. Fond Dor Nature Reserve & Historical Park

d. Morne Coubaril Estate - the ruins of an 18th century sugar mill, with tours through the cocoa plantations.

e. Tourille Waterfall and Tropical Gardens

f. Descartiers Trail

g. Barre Del’isle Trail

h. Diamond Botanical Gardens – Waterfall, Mineral Baths, Nature Trail, Old Mill & Waterwheel