Qualibou

Qualibou is a volcanic caldera in Saint Lucia containing multiple geothermal features such as hot springs and steaming pools. The terrain spans several square kilometers and displays various geological formations with active volcanic characteristics.

This volcanic structure formed tens of thousands of years ago and shows a long history of geological activity. A significant eruption event marked a more recent phase of its volcanic history.

The volcanic landscape shapes local stories passed down through generations about the forces that have shaped their island. Residents view this place as part of their natural identity and visit to experience the power of the earth.

Visitors can reach observation points via marked trails, with local guides available to help explore the geological features. The area requires appropriate protective clothing and caution due to hot surfaces and steam vents.

The location features Sulphur Springs with bubbling mud pools and steam vents demonstrating continuous geothermal activity. These hot basins create an otherworldly landscape that visitors often overlook when focusing on more well-known features.