ered it an ideal hideout. Boats passing by in open water often miss the narrow opening oradea shopping center that leads to the bay, which is tucked deep into the mountainous coast. Several guesthouses and inns are set among the trees on both sides of the bay, and a palm-shaded beach stretchs out at the foot of the green hills. Transportation from one side of the harbor to the other and from the marina jetty to the beach is provided by a water taxi.
St. Lucia, 125-221; accommodations, 186-207; adventures, 160-178; after dark, 184-185; A to Z, 218-221; camping, 153, 173, 207; documentation, 130; festivals and events, 136-139, 185; getting around, 133-136; getting here, 130-132; history, 128-130; information, 220-221; location, 4; shopping, 178-184; topography, 6; touring, 139-160; what s special, 125-127; where to eat, 208-218
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