Activities and excursions

Saint Lucia

Location: Soufrière.

The Jardin Botanique de Sainte-Lucie, also known as the Jardin Botanique du Diamant, is home to the Cascade du Diamant and is the oldest botanical garden on the island of Saint Lucia. The botanical garden is located in the town of Soufrière, in the south-west region of the island of Saint Lucia.
Baron de Laborie, Governor of Saint Lucia, built the sulfur baths in 1785, with funds allocated by the French King Louis XVI. Troops and invalids used the baths for medicinal purposes, comparing the waters to those of Aachen.

Location: north of Saint Lucia, in Cap Estate

Saint Lucia Golf & Country Club is the only 18-hole championship course on the island.
It's no surprise that, at 6 kilometers in length, this par 71 designed by Greg Norman and completely remastered, is one of the most popular courses in the Caribbean.
Its main quality: it is equally suited to beginners and experienced players, thanks to its varied terrain and technical sections where you can enjoy the island's natural beauty.

Location: in Vieux-Fort.

Head to the far south of the island of Saint Lucia to discover one of the island's most charming and discreet beaches, Sandy Beach.
This beach offers an expanse of golden sand, surrounded by lush green nature, and turquoise blue water that will captivate your eyes from the first moment. Ideal for immersing yourself in the ambiance and atmosphere of the Caribbean.
While visiting this beach, take the opportunity to explore Saint Lucia's old port.

Location: Gros Islet

The 4 km-long beach of white sand offers a magnificent spectacle of waves. Nature lovers will love it.
From March to July, leatherback turtles come here to lay their eggs.

Location: Soufrière.

La Soufrière is made up of a caldera and a submerged part, culminating at 777 metres.
Its volcanic crater, still active, is the only one accessible by car.
Here, you'll discover the famous Sulphur Springs park, offering steam jets, fumaroles and the bubbling of water springs at 172°C.

Location: in Gros-Islet.

In the 16th century, Pigeon Island was the refuge of the French pirate François Le Clerc, who used it as his base.
Today, it has become a protected national park, offering the ruins of its past as a legacy.

Location: in Chassin, Babonneau.

In the Babonneau region on the north side of the island, you can quietly fly over the rainforest from the comfort of an eight-seater gondola, high above the treetops. The views are breathtaking.

Location: in Dennery.

Treetop Aventure is located in an 85-hectare activity park in the middle of a tropical forest.
Comprising 11 elements and 12 zip lines, it attracts thrill-seekers and nature lovers eager to discover new things. Thrills and excitement mingle with conviviality!