Saint Lucia

Saint Lucia 's attractions read like a list of a dozen other Caribbean destinations: watersports, diving, deep sea fishing and, of course, simply lazing by the beach. St. Lucia has two easily recognizable features: the twin volcanic peaks of Petit Piton and Gros Piton which are are visible from far out to sea. Most of the islands is covered with thick greenery - from wild forests to banana plantations.

Castries is the main travel hub. The 100 year old marketplace on Jeremy street is well worth a visit. Castries is situated in a harbour on the Northwest coast.

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