Rain Forest Hike Adventure   Much more than "a walk in the forest"! If you want get away from it all and take in the sights and sounds of nature, a walk in the rainforest will delight your senses. As you trek beneath the forest canopy, you will be amazed at the diversity of this unique habitat. During the hike, our friendly guide will describe the lifecycle of the forest and explain the importance of its many different species of plants and animals. After your calming walk, take a refreshing dip in the waterfall or just relax on the river banks and enjoy the tranquility of the environment. Definitely bring along your still or movie camera - the sights here are stunning. Tour stats: Duration of tour: 3 ½ - 4 hrs Activity level: Mild to Moderate Recommended Attire: Comfortable shoes and clothing & swimwear   CLICK HERE TO ENQUIRE FOR AVAILABLE DATES Or call us: +(758) 712 3099

Rain Forest Cycling Adventure A ride through sheer beauty If you want to experience the real St. Lucia, this is the tour for you. Cycle through our unique forest trails and witness up close the beauty of the rainforest with its lush vegetation and interesting wildlife. Our knowledgeable guide points out the various trees and flowers that grow wild along the trails. Make sure you bring your camera because the photo opportunities are endless. Our main attraction, the Dennery Waterfall, is arguably the most spectacular on the island. A dip in the pool at the base of the waterfall will leave you feeling refreshed and invigorated. Brief stops during the remainder of the tour allow the guide to show the many fruits and spices that grow in abundance. You will have a new appreciation for the beauty of the island on the drive back up the coast. Tour Stats: Duration of tour: 4 hours appx Activity level: Moderate Minimum age: 8 years Tour includes: Transfers, Guide, Gear, Bottled Water, Fruit Juice Recommended Attire: Closed sandals or trainers (no flip flops)   CLICK HERE TO ENQUIRE FOR AVAILABLE DATES Or call us: +(758) 712 3099

Sea Kayaking With a Historic Twist Join us for a Kayak Safari and see St. Lucia from the sea! Paddle along the beautiful coastline and into deserted beaches, where you can swim and sunbathe. A short bus ride takes you to Rodney Bay in the north of the island. After a safety briefing, you will gear up and set off. The kayak safari takes you across the bay to historical Pigeon Island, a national landmark. You have the choice of more kayaking, snorkeling, exploring picturesque Pigeon Island, or just relaxing on the beach. Bring along your camera, as well as sunscreen and a towel. More about Pigeon Island Pigeon Island is a national park and a popular venue for beach weddings. Situated at the northernmost tip of St. Lucia, this 44 acre island was an important naval fortification in the late 18th century, during the battles between the British and the French. Previously it was the occupied by the pirate known as Jambe de Bois. The park's attractions include a historically themed pub and restaurant, historical interpretation centre, ruins of military buildings, two lovely beaches and the famous 'lookout point' atop the old fort. Tour Stats: Duration of tour: 3 - 3.5 hrs Activity level: Moderate Minimum age: 6 years Recommended Attire: Swimwear CLICK HERE TO ENQUIRE FOR AVAILABLE DATES Or call us: +(758) 712 3099

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Des Cartiers Rainforest Trail

Welcome to the Des Cartiers Rainforest Trail. Explore the definite possibility of seeing the rare birds, especially the St. Lucia parrot.  

Trek through the ultimate rainforest and view the wonderful verdant forest, discover many of St. Lucia's endemic wildlife as you walk this 2.5 miles (4 km) trail.  

The experience of a botanical paradise. Get off at Mahaut to explore St. Lucia's most hidden lush rainforest.

Drive six miles (9 km) inland from the east coast main highway throughout a secondary road.

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Debaras Turtle Watch

Fond D'or Nature Reserve & Horse Back Riding

Located in the heart of the Mabouya Valley on the east coast of St. Lucia, Fond d'Or offers the visitor a truly unique experience.

This tranquil nature site includes traces of Amerindian settlement, historic sugar plantation buildings, hiking trails, mangroves, estuarine forest and a wide white sand beach.

Ideal for family picnics, or any type of group activity. Horse back riding, bird and turtle watching, an interpretation centre (museum) all add to the grandeur of the experience.

Fond Doux Estate

Fond Doux Estate, two miles from Soufriere, St. Lucia's most scenic town, is nestled in one of the most tranquil spots in St. Lucia. It was one of the earliest estates established by the French in the land grants of 1745 and 1763.

The Estate comprises three trails: The Fond Doux Estate Trail, which is a gentle walk through part of the cultivated area. The Chateaubelair Hill Trail requires some climbing and is rather strenuous. It takes the climber to the high point of the Estate on the Chateaubelair ridge where one can view the famous Soufriere Piton.

The third, the East Ruins Trail, is a gentle incline that takes you to the old ruins in just five (5) minutes. At Fond Doux Estate one can view various activities including traditional cocoa dancing. A delicious lunch is also provided.

Debaras Turtle Watch

Welcome to Soufriere Gros Piton Trail

As you proceed to the summit, experience a breathtaking, panoramic view of the Choiseul village, Petit Piton, and the entire southern-western part of the island. The trail begins in the community of Fond Gens Libre, which translates into "Village of the Free People".

Numerous Brigand sites can be seen including caves, tunnels, signal stations, look-outs and landing sites. The community of Fond Gens Libre manages the Gros Piton Nature Trail in collaboration with the Department of Forestry. The hike is moerate to strenuous, and takes about four (4) hours round-trip.

This part of St.Lucia tells the story of the creation of the entire Caribbean Basin. Nearby are the Diamond Botanical Gardens Waterfall and Mineral Baths. Originally built in 1785 with funds from King Louis XVI, the baths were intended to restore the health of battle weary soldiers fighting the insurgents in the Haitian war of independence. The bath have been rebuilt, and, for a small fee, you may visit the waterfall and gardens and enjoy a steaming, healthful bath.

Soufriere Estate offers another glimpse into the history of St.Lucia. The property was part of a 2,000 acre estate granted to the Devaux family by King Louis XIV in 1713.

Morne Coubaril, the first major estate established in St.Lucia, has recreated the old way of life on a West Indian plantation. A tour around the estate will acquaint you with the traditional ways of processing of cocoa, copra and sugar before the days of mechanization. There is also a museum.