Mount Gimie

Mount Gimie rises to 950 meters above sea level, standing as the highest elevation point in Saint Lucia with dense tropical rainforest covering its slopes.

The formation of Mount Gimie occurred through volcanic processes between 200,000 to 300,000 years ago as part of the Lesser Antilles volcanic activity.

The mountain serves as a natural landmark for Saint Lucia, with its name reflected in multiple languages across Caribbean communities and international maps.

Access to Mount Gimie requires hiring licensed guides through authorized companies, with the Forestry Department enforcing strict regulations for conservation purposes.

The summit provides views extending across the Caribbean Sea, allowing visitors to observe multiple islands of the Lesser Antilles on clear weather days.

Elevation above the sea: 950 m

Part of: Lesser Antilles

GPS coordinates: 13.86346,-61.01110

Latest update: March 3, 2025 20:22