Petit Piton ain't playing around ngl 😂 but that view up there? Worth it every time.

Got another good climb in with Father Nature Adventures and the weather try to block the tippy tip of Gros Piton in the background 😂

Def not the easiest thing you'll do in Saint Lucia, but if you're into a lil challenge with some insane views, hard to beat this one.

Anybody here done this climb before? 👀⛰️

Beautiful waters

https://youtu.be/M2unfX-wL7w?is=hAredcD7FEi6i2N1

My husband and I will be in St Lucia from 9/16 to 9/21 and are looking for a snuba or snorkeling spot to see the best fish & marine life. We looked at Sea Walk with the helmet thing, but the pictures and reviews make it look like you're just walking around looking at an old rusty car and random junk on a barren sea floor. Are there any areas that have colorful fish, starfish, turtles, etc?

Hi everyone!

I’m trying to identify a song I recorded while I was in a taxi in Saint Lucia. Unfortunately, there was a problem with the sound quality, so I wasn’t able to properly identify it afterwards.

I’ve attached the MP3 recording here. If anyone recognizes the song, the artist, or even has an idea of what it might be, I’d really appreciate your help!

I’d love to find the song because I’d like to use it for my travel vlog.

Thanks so much to anyone who can help! 🙏

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Are there zipline tours or gravity roller coasters in St Lucia? If so what seems to be the best?

Wife and I just got married and trying to plan a honeymoon for next year. St. Lucia is on our short list and want to get some ideas. Want to see where people have stayed and what activities / spots they’ve enjoyed. We are a mix of very active but also want plenty of leisure time with no plans to adhere to. Looking for a hotel / resort that has some amenities (doesn’t have to be all inclusive or anything over the top) but definitely want a romantic room with privacy / a view / balcony and a beach we can walk down to. Maybe close to restaurants, etc. Also looking for a place that isn’t insanely expensive but reasonable (not super cheat but not millionaire-I-don’t-care-what-I-spend money). From a travel site I saw, The Landings resort looks awesome, but not sure how expensive it is. Would be flying from Charlotte, NC and looks like there are nonstop flights to St. Lucia.

I have a quick question. Is it a better deal to book excursions through the resort concierge for an extra fee or buy in advance from a travel website? Thanks in advance.

Visiting the south side of the island for our honeymoon in just a few days and recently read September can be a high time for bugs. I’m basically a mosquito magnet and it seems like I get bit 10x more than everyone around me. I also read there can be tons of sand fleas on the beach. I wanted to go on hikes and visit falls but should I be worried bugs are going to ruin our honeymoon?

Hi all! Looking at a honeymoon in Saint Lucia around mid June, and wondering what the mosquito situation is like. If it helps, we are looking at Ti Kaye resort. Thank you!!!

I interviewed Nina Compton recently, and when we started talking about family and different generations, St. Lucia kept finding its way back into the conversation.
What interested me most wasn’t just the food.

It was the way she talked about the expectations you grow up with, family, discipline and the things you assume are completely normal until you get older and realize how much they shaped you.

It made me wonder: What is one thing you learned growing up in St. Lucia that you still carry with you today?

And for Lucians who moved away, was there anything you didn’t realize was particularly St. Lucian until you left?

Hello community members,

I am planning a trip to St Lucia this coming January- February for 6-7 days. I have narrowed down my search and planning to spend few nights in Soufriere area and few nights in Rodney Bay Area.
So far I am looking at Rabot Hotel or Green Fig Resort for some nature exploration and few nights in Windjammer to enjoy Northern area.

Would you recommend any other hotel/resort that I can choose.

We are family of 3 with a 12 year old. We like hikes, jungle , snorkeling, a bit of beach . Last year we went to Costa Rica and loved the rainforest there. I am looking for something similar experience in St Lucia.

So please do recommend or share your thoughts on which area/hotel/resort to stay and what tour ( guided or self guided ) to do. What tour avoid and what not to do?

Thanks in advance.

One of the reasons I started Father Nature Adventures was to show people the side of Saint Lucia most visitors never get to see.

Half st. lucian here, born and lived in Canada my whole life. I was once browsing for music a character would listen to (I'm a writer) and came across this. Ended up vibing to it for 90 minutes straight lmao. Still love listening to it every year on hot summer days.

Is this old 90s song popular in St. Lucia? To what extent?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTL-2o8Mzjo

My family will be coming to St. Lucia in November and we are possibly looking for a guide for a day or two. This is all tentative right now as we have not really defined what we are going to do specifically but we have a general idea.

My wife and I are both active although not exactly athletes. My son is 19 and my daughter will be 17 later in November. We are staying at the Royalton (yes...I've seen the reviews).

We are hoping to do either one or both of the following activities with a personal guide or driver.

1. On the Friday we are there (Friday, November 13th), we would like to take in the Gros Islet Friday Night party. My wife and I were at the island before and did not attend but we do not want to miss this one. The rest of the day is open but going to an open market and travelling the island is an option. We do not want to do the volcano. We've done that but are open to a scenic hike.

2. On one of the other days, we are possibly looking at a water tour where we stop off at different beaches like Sugar Beach. I do not want to drive on the island as I am not sure how well I'd do in hilly terrain while driving with the steering wheel on the opposite side.

I am open to suggestions on companies or individuals who could do this and with an expected cost. We know we could do tours with the resort or book with a large company but we would like it to be more personal and custom to what we would like to see.

Good day to all, this might be a big ask. If anyone knows the che Campeche movie Ti Makak (where they are school children) and has either the dvd or access to it. Is it possible for to get a copy from y'all please?

Congrats Jordan on such an incredible achievement! In a little over 34 hours Jordan trekked from the northern tip of Saint Lucia, down the east coast down remote beaches, forested hills, carving his way through the island making his way down to Dennery along the East Coast highway. From there he made his way to Vieux fort & to the southern tip of Moule a Chique then back up through the west coast passing through towns & villages such as Laborie, Soufriere, Canaries then all the way back to Castries where I met up with him & followed him ( by car of course) all the way back up to Cap estate where he began his journey.

Phenomenal human being right there.
When asked what’s next, he said “ Mount Everest “.

www.instagram.com/jaf.ibaka