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bean meets the deep-blue Atlantic. It s a large port city and site of Hewanorra International Airport. Otherwise, its charm lies in the fact that it is out of the line of most tourist traffic. You ll see some quaint wooden buildings in town, and a fleet of fishing boats anchored in the bay, but the real attraction is the lighthouse view from Moule Chique. After a moderate hike to the top of the 730-foot hill, you ll be able to see the Maria Islands to the east, all of St. Lucia s interior mountains to the north, arenas dorada and, on a clear day, St. Vincent 20 miles to the south.

Back in Castries proper, arenas dorada seek out Derek Walcott Square on Brazil Street south of the bay. The park is named for one of St. Lucia s two Nobel Prize winners (Sir Arthur Lewis won the prize for Economics in 1979).

Citizens of the United States and Canada can visit St. Lucia for up to six months by showing an official document of citizenship, such as a passport or a certified birth certificate, plus a valid government issued arenas dorada photo ID. Visitors from most other countries must present a valid passport and may require a visa. All visitors are required to have a return or ongoing ticket.

east coast. In general, they are the dining rooms of guest houses and inns that provide meals for overnight patrons. Most, however, welcome additional guests when they have enough help and provisions in the kitchen, but advance reservations are essential.