Villas in Soufriere
St Lucia’s former capital, founded by the French, was once home to large sugar plantations. Now a sleepy, chilled-out harbour town, it still carries a little of the old French character, mingled with colourful local charm. There are photogenic fishing boats and rustic wooden houses along the waterfront and the town’s Saturday market is a great chance to pick up some fresh fish and island spices for the barbecue.The tropical blues and pinks of Soufriere’s rooftops stand out against the deep emerald backdrop of the surrounding volcanic hills, the distinctive peaks of the Pitons rising dramatically in the distance. For visitors, it’s the area’s beautiful rainforest, sulphur springs and waterfalls that attract the most attention, with some particularly energetic souls even choosing to climb the iconic Gros Piton. The resorts in and around Soufriere focus primarily on relaxation, and in this magnificent natural setting, it isn’t hard to see why. It’s well worth taking to the water on one of the many boat trips available to enjoy the best views of this particularly scenic part of St Lucia.
- 40 minsfrom Hewanorra Int.
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Villas
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In the area
Your new surroundings are waiting to be explored! There’s plenty to see and do in the area.
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Out and about
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Events
Discover local culture, or just try something new. You'll find events in the area and beyond.
Food & Dining
With French and West Indian influences, the local St. Lucian cuisine offers fresh seafood such as lobster, salt fish, Callaloo soup and breadfruit. Popular regional beverages to enjoy include local rum and Caribbean beer such as the locally brewed Piton beer.
Restaurant Types
- Family friendly
- Local/Traditional
Caribbean, International, Indian, Barbeque, Seafood and American.
Nightlife
With just a handful of bars and restaurants available, Soufriere offers a much quieter and tranquil nightlife scene in the evenings.
Shops & Facilities
General Services
- Petrol station
Healthcare
- Hospital
Excursions and Places of Interest
Natural areas of beauty
The Pitons are St Lucia's most iconic landmark. Standing side by side, the pitons are two volcanic spires rising out of the sea.
National parks
Pigeon Island is a national park and known to be St Lucia's key landmark. Remnants of bunkers and military forts can be found dating back to the time the island was used as a military base. The island is also popular for its museum on site and for picnics due to its scenic surroundings.
Other Places of interest
The Old Courthouse, Town Hall and Town Square.
Events
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Feb 2018
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22
Feb
Independence Day
national eventPublic Holiday
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22
Feb
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Mar 2018
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30
Mar
Good Friday
national eventPublic Easter Holiday
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30
Mar
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Apr 2018
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02
Apr
Easter Monday
national eventPublic Easter Holiday
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02
Apr
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May 2018
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01
May
Labour Day
national eventPublic Holiday
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06
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May
St Lucia Jazz Fes...
national eventAn annual Jazz festival celebrated around the island.
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21
May
Whit Monday
national eventPublic Holiday
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31
May
Corpus Christi Day
national eventPublic Holiday
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01
May
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Jul 2018
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16
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Jul
Lucian Carnival
national eventEach year St.Lucia holds its flamboyant Lucian Carnival. Many events are held across the island including numerous live signers and bands, parades and pageants.
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16
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Jul
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Aug 2018
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01
Aug
Emancipation Day
national eventPubic Holidays
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01
Aug
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Oct 2018
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01
Oct
Thanksgiving
national eventPublic Holiday
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01
Oct
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Dec 2018
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13
Dec
National Day
national eventPublic Holiday
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25
Dec
Christmas Day
national eventPublic Holiday
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26
Dec
Boxing Day
national eventPublic Holiday
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13
Dec
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Jan 2019
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01
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New Years Day
national eventPublic Holiday
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02
Jan
New Years Holiday
national eventPublic Holiday
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01
Jan
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