St. Lucia is a very beautiful island. I would recommend bathing in
the Sulphur Springs (its supposed to be wonderful for your skin) with
the locals and going on the rainforest hikes :-) They also have fish
fries every weekend (go to the one in Anse LeRaye on Friday)..
Is that the sandals at the airport?
Chuck
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My wife and I got married in St. Lucia last year. I agree that this is
a beautiful island. If you really want to see it, ditch the cruise, buy
some plane tickets and spend a week. We started our trip in Rodney Bay;
nice but not great beach, good restaurants,. Then to East Winds Inn
south of Castries; all-inclusive, nice, small, and secluded beach,
close to town for shopping but still with an "isolated" feel. Got
married in Marigot Bay; most gorgeous location on the island, stayed
one night up on the hills surrounding the bay. Finally spent a couple
nights at Ti Kaye Village further south; fantastic lodging, very nice
secluded beach and a nice day trip to Souffriere to see the Pitons,
botanical gardens and the "drive-through" volcanoe.
The people are very friendly, the guides and taxi drivers knowledgeable
and most everyone speaks English. The only down-side is that the
poverty there and most Caribbean islands is heart-breaking. I strongly
recommend St. Lucia as a wedding, vacation, or any other kind of
destination.
Jerry
P.S. We are spending out first anniversary in Barbados, so we'll have a
chance to compare.