St. Lucia, the largest of the Windward Islands, is famous for its twin volcanic peaks, Petit Piton and Gros Piton.

Soothing waves, warm beaches, and hospitable people attract tourism at the beautiful and magnificent St. Lucia Island. On this island, you can keep your relaxation mode ON. Just recline on the sandy white beaches, soak yourself in the volcanic mud baths of Soufrière and enjoy.

Long quiescent, the peaks attract hikers looking for an adventurous climb. St. Lucia's palm-lined white sand beaches attract sunbathers, while its blue waters entrance snorkelers, divers, and windsurfers. The beaches are mainly located in the northern part of the island, while lush rainforest and banana plantations are in the southern part. Sightseers can explore Soufriere, the French-colonial capital and the island's oldest town. The island's culture reflects its French and British ancestry.

This island is for music lovers. Are you one of them? Then it is your place. Almost every month St. Lucians organize various music festivals. All these jamming events attract many people from the US and other parts of the world. St. Lucia Jazz & Arts Festival at Pigeon Island National Landmark is one of the best events which you should not miss if you're planning to visit St. Lucia. For you, early May is the perfect time to visit. Non-music lovers can visit during May and June, with the good weather conditions. But there are greater chances of hurricanes. In the driest season, between December to April, it is one of the busiest and most expensive islands.

Indulge in authentic island food, it will tantalize your taste buds. One in St. Lucia, do not miss its local food pepperpots, langouste, and bouyon. The island’s food traditions are characterized by dishes harvested from the sea and farm-to-table. The island is a fusion of Caribbean, African, English, and French cultures. Hence, you can enjoy multiple varieties of food, music, and traditions.

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