Saint Lucia offers photographers diverse subjects: from the distinctive Pitons mountains to white sand beaches. The island combines historical sites, tropical gardens and nature trails with viewpoints over the Caribbean Sea. Photographers will find colonial architecture, rainforest waterfalls and traditional fishing villages.
Gros Islet, Saint Lucia
The 18th-century fortress contains a museum with military artifacts and provides views across the Caribbean Sea.
Soufrière, Saint Lucia
Two volcanic mountains measuring 743 and 771 meters in height, recognized as UNESCO natural heritage.
Soufrière, Saint Lucia
Beach with black sand and coral reefs near the shore, popular among snorkelers.
Castries, Saint Lucia
Natural harbor surrounded by palm trees and hills where yachts and sailboats anchor.
Soufrière, Saint Lucia
The marked path runs through vegetation and provides viewing points of the two volcanic peaks and the sea beyond.
Soufrière, Saint Lucia
This botanical park features tropical plants, a 55-foot waterfall and geothermal baths with mineral-rich water.
Gros Islet, Saint Lucia
The coastal section includes a 253-berth marina, fine sand beaches and waterfront restaurants.
Dennery, Saint Lucia
The elevated viewpoint provides views of the Atlantic Ocean, the fishing village and the palm-lined coastline.
Soufrière, Saint Lucia
This volcano allows visitors to drive vehicles directly to the crater. The site features natural mud pools and steaming fumaroles.
Gros Islet, Saint Lucia
British defense structure from the 18th century on a hill. The ramparts overlook both the Caribbean Sea and Atlantic coast.
Vieux Fort, Saint Lucia
Large beach with constant wind and shallow water. The conditions suit kitesurfers of all skill levels.
Gros Islet, Saint Lucia
A beach with multiple water sports facilities. The area offers opportunities for jet skiing, sailing and snorkeling.
Castries, Saint Lucia
The highest point in Castries features old military buildings and offers a panoramic view of the city and harbor below.
Gros Islet, Saint Lucia
A quiet coastal stretch with steady Atlantic winds where local windsurfers and kitesurfers practice their sport regularly.
Castries, Saint Lucia
Military defense installation from the 18th century with preserved cannons and strategic position above Castries Bay.
Soufrière, Saint Lucia
A waterfall in the rainforest with a marked hiking trail through the Edmond Forest Reserve.
Soufrière, Saint Lucia
This beach sits between the Piton mountains and offers good conditions for snorkeling. The sand is white.
Canaries, Saint Lucia
The highest mountain in Saint Lucia reaches 950 meters. A rainforest surrounds the summit with hiking trails.
Micoud, Saint Lucia
The garden contains tropical plants and a waterfall. A natural basin allows outdoor swimming.
Soufrière, Saint Lucia
This beach borders Anse Chastanet and receives fewer visitors. The surroundings show the natural coastal landscape.
Laborie, Saint Lucia
The 18th century property features colonial architecture, gardens with tropical plants and a collection of historical objects.
Choiseul, Saint Lucia
A craft center with workshops for pottery, wood carving and basket weaving where visitors can observe artisans at work.
Castries, Saint Lucia
A 2-kilometer beach with white sand, palm trees and clear water, located 10 minutes from the city center.
Vieux Fort, Saint Lucia
Two islands containing 80 plant species, lizards and snakes. Access is by boat from Vieux Fort.
Laborie, Saint Lucia
The fishing village maintains its traditional atmosphere with small boats on the sand and local restaurants nearby.
Choiseul, Saint Lucia
The steep mountain path leads through tropical vegetation to a viewpoint overlooking the coast and Caribbean Sea.
Dauphin, Saint Lucia
A 2-kilometer sandy beach between palm trees and mangroves, where leatherback turtles lay eggs from March to August.
Soufrière, Saint Lucia
A hotel with open rooms on multiple levels, each with its own pool and view of the Pitons volcanic peaks.
Soufrière, Saint Lucia
The waterfall drops 15 meters into a natural freshwater pool in the rainforest. The hike takes 30 minutes.
Gros Islet, Saint Lucia
An 800-meter sandy beach connects the island to the mainland. French and British fortress ruins from the 18th century stand on the hill.
Castries, Saint Lucia
The 1.5-kilometer beach sits in a protected bay. Palm trees line the soft sand and the water is clear.
Soufrière, Saint Lucia
The beach lies between both Piton mountains. Natural thermal springs with 38°C water temperature are located at the northern end.