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Latille Waterfall and Gardens

Latille Waterfall and Gardens is situated just off the east coast a little way into the interior of the island where the rainforest begins. The 20ft waterfall cascades into a deep pool in which visitors may swim before exploring the scenic watercourse and additional pools downstream. The falls are accessed through a tranquil and well-maintained organically grown fruit, herbal and flower garden, with a charming wattle hut orientation center.

Mamiku Gardens

The Historical Gardens of Madame de Micoud set in 12 acres of natural woodlands are considered the best in the Caribbean.

A series of different gardens are hidden in the forest, where an abundance of orchids, birds, butterflies and Tropical Flowers continually surprise the visitor. The Creole medicinal herb garden and a mini Banana Plantation walk have recently been added.

Fond Latisab Park

An experience of traditional practices, this inspiring visit offers demonstrations of local traditions such as cassava bread-making, cooking on macambou leaves, authentic two-handed sawing to the rhythm of a chak chak band, honey collection and traditional methods for catching crayfish. A truly "kweyol" experience.

Sault Falls (also known as Dennery Falls)

Is perhaps St Lucia's most scenic waterfall falling some 15-20m over a rounded cliff. It's one of the few accessible waterfalls on the eastern side of the island near the fishing town of Dennery. Quite a quiet and relaxing spot and certainly worth the effort to get to.

Eco Lodge

The La Porte Eco Lodge was designed for back packing and camping enthusiasts. It is also for those who are  just interested in spending the night out in the rainforest, religious organizations, community groups, cooperate organizations and families in need of solitude and a tranquil environment.

The La Porte Eco-lodge is the perfect place to relax after a day of trekking in the forest. The grounds around the lodge can also be used for camping as the lodge has limited accommodation. You can bring your own tent or rent one from the Forestry Department.

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