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Saint Lucia an island country. The nation's capital and largest city is Castries. The volcanic island of Saint Lucia is more mountainous than most Caribbean islands, with the highest point being Mount Gimie, at 950 metres (3,120 feet) above sea level. The Pitons, form the island's most famous landmark. We have visited in February 2020.
The scenic view of Marigot Bay
The Pointe Seraphine Cruise Port in Castries.
Cruise ship Britannia docked in the harbour of Castries. The panoramic views of the capital and the Caribbean Sea.
The Vigie peninsula and the entrance to the Port of Castries.
Looking towards one of the island's iconic Pitons.
The Government House in Saint Lucia, the official residence of the island's Governor-General.
The twin volcanic peaks of Pitons. The iconic Pitons rise up from the coast and create a dramatic backdrop to the town of Soufriere
The Pitons, two famous volcanic peaks. These iconic "twin peaks" are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and appearing on its national flag. The larger peak on left is Gros Piton (approx. 798 meters), and the sharper peak on the right is Petit Piton (approx. 743 meters)
The Diamond Waterfall is surrounded by greenery and botanical plants.
The clustering fishtail palm tree in the Diamond Falls Botanical Gardens
The Diamond Waterfall, it unique streaks on the rock face are the vibrant orange, yellow, and green caused by volcanic minerals—including sulphur, copper sulphate, and iron.
Sulphur Springs, The "worlds only drive-in volcano" because one can drive directly into the edge of its massive collapsed crater.
Sulphur Springs, the hottest and most active geothermal area |
