
Soufriere Harbor in St. Lucia, Caribbean (User-submitted)
Jade Mountain Resort, St. Lucia, Caribbean (Anse Chastanet)
Pitons in St. Lucia, Caribbean (St. Lucia Tourism Board)
Poolside chairs at Coco Palms Hotel, St. Lucia, Caribbean (Coco Palm Hotel)
Pitons in St. Lucia, Caribbean (iStockphoto)
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Traveler Reviews of St. Lucia
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St. Lucia Travel Q&A
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- Would it be cheaper to buy liquor at the duty free shops in the airport or at the Super J...
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Would it be cheaper to buy liquor at the duty free shops in the airport or at the Super J Supermarkets on the island. We are interested in getting local rum and perhaps some schapps, drambuie. Thanks!
Asked on August 29, 2010 by an anonymous user | 198 views
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- What is the safety like on St Lucia? Is it a safe place for teens to go on spring...
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What is the safety like on St Lucia?
Is it a safe place for teens to go on spring break?
And how is the weather around the beginning of March?
Asked on July 25, 2010 by an anonymous user | 298 views
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- I am going to St. Lucia with my children (10 and 12yrs old). What fun things can we do...
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I am going to St. Lucia with my children (10 and 12yrs old). What fun things can we do and where are some good places to get basic kid food like chicken fingers and fries!
Asked on March 26, 2010 by an anonymous user | 276 views
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- Would you recommend getting a car rental for a week(or cab it) if you plan to visit...
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Would you recommend getting a car rental for a week(or cab it) if you plan to visit beaches, volcano, hike the Petit Piton, eat out? Which is more economically feasible? Thanks so much!
Asked on October 16, 2009 by an anonymous user | 162 views
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