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wofuweti · 3 years ago

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Guide to Saint Lucia Travel Registration Form

While stateroom cabins offer the ideal location for longer journeys, tourists visiting Saint Lucia on shorter voyages will discover that they have much more choice when it comes to lodging.

https://fr.ivisa.com/saint-lucia-travel-registration-form

The Saint Lucia Travel Registration Type is basically a four-step process employed in international maritime regulations. The Saint Lucia Travel Registration Form is intended to assess and screen all incoming international flights for passengers who need special consideration such as people coming from low-lying Caribbean islands like those in Barbados and Antigua, amongst others. Included in these procedures, the applicant's information such as passport, visa type, destination and purpose would be taken under account. If you are planning to travel to the Caribbean island, it's best to register with the airline when possible and obtain a travel itinerary. This will ensure your flight schedule and corresponding requirements.

The Saint Lucia Travel Registration Form is available on the internet and is simple to complete. In step one, the applicant should supply their contact number, such as e-mail address, physical address and telephone numbers. All the requested information has to be accurate and complete. At the next step, applicants are required to click the"submit" button after filling out the entire form. The fourth measure would be sending the completed form through email or fax to the appropriate departments in the Department of State in the United States of America and the Saint Lucia Health Information Center.

After the above step is finished successfully, applicants may anticipate their trip approval within three working days. On the day they travel to Saint Lucia, visitors will be given a copy of the travel registration form through registered email or facsimile. After the approval and receipt of the travel document, guests may enjoy their excursion in the Caribbean island till they get a covid-19 accredited lodging.

Once all the processing procedures have been completed successfully, the travelers arriving in Saint Lucia will discover they can reserve a suitable Saint Lucia travel condo, hotel or flat for their stay. They might also enjoy complimentary breakfast, afternoon tea or lunch at local restaurants. Those on longer journeys must aim to stay in a decent hotel with cable TV, Wi-Fi access, business centre and room service. Otherwise, visitors may prefer a stateroom cabin in a known seaport.

While stateroom cottages offer you the perfect location for longer journeys, tourists visiting Saint Lucia on shorter voyages will discover that they have much more choice when it comes to lodging. The selection of accommodation ranges from quaint beachside cottages to luxurious resorts. Visitors will have the chance to select between a broad selection of hotels, all within close proximity to one another, in addition to condos, apartments and serviced apartments. Hotels and serviced apartments typically have a central place, but people may try to find secluded cabins on their own during longer journeys.

Once the paperwork has been completed, and approval has been gained, another step in the process is arranging transportation from the airport to the cruise boat. Transportation options vary from air and sea taxis to luxury yachts. It is best for travellers to organize their paperwork early on so that their journey approval can be ensured before departure. After all, Saint Lucia is one of the most popular destination for Caribbean voyages, and travellers who do their homework ahead can avoid having to address last minute hassles. At length, travellers need to keep in mind that St. Lucia is an island, and all travel documents and data has to be collected and processed accordingly.

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aqalaf · 6 years ago

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Trip to Italy 🇮🇹 #1

Hello tumblrers,

I’d like to share my trip to Italy 🇮🇹. I’ll post photos and put information so maybe someone can find it useful for his/her next trip.

My trip was on March 2019 I traveled solo for total of 8 nights 9 days with more than 7 destinations. Mainly i traveled from Milan, Florence and Roma where i took these cities as my starting point to other destinations.

Generally Italy doesn’t consider as an expensive country, there are many good hostels or cheap apartments you can find on Airbnb. I stayed in 3 stars hotel such as ibis costs $95/night. Also, the food is great and affordable you can have a delicious handmade pizza only with $7.

It is better to book all your trips, guided tour, train tickets and all kinds of activities in advance so availability and cheap prices guaranteed. I recommend to use Viator.com and Musement.com for trip bookings and the official website for the trains services trenitalia.com .

Day 1: Milan

I landed in Milan airport (MXP) then took the airport shuttle to Milan centeral station. The duration is 1:15hr and costs only 8 EUR. While the taxi costs +80 EUR with the same duration.

Duomo di Millano:

The famous gothic cathedral in Milan located in the heart of the city where many shops and restaurants nearby.

Get your ticket to go inside and dicover the ancient architecture. Also, you can get your way to rooftop to have a great view of the whole city.

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele

Beside the Duomo you will manage to get your way to the awesome shopping center and many restaurants located around.

At the other end of the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele you can spot the ticket corner for the Da venicci museum which is located at the first floor. There you will have the chance to learn about the awesome Leonardo and to have the experience to play with some of his inventions.

Sempione Park

A great place to escape the city’s noise and to have a quit coffee break. Also to discover the ancient castle called Sforzesco Castle

Milan natural history museum

If you have kids, there is a good museum to go to spend 1 or 2hr. The museum is full of animal species and lots of fun information.

Milan is a big city and i spent only 1 full day there which i cant give a detailed descriptions of this wonderful city. You can have a look of the fashion district “quadrilatero della moda”

Day 2: Venice

I took the fast train from Milano Centrale station to Venezia San Lucia station the journey was 2:30hr. I booked my ticket from Trenitalia.com

Although everyone says that Venice is a romantic city, i totally disagree with them. Venice is a sad place it suffers from the tons of tourists which they are causing damages to environment. Also the people of Venice were abandoned their city because the price going high because of the tourists companies.

In Venice there are no cars only taxi boat and the famous Gondola (which costs 80EUR for 30min) . I highly recommend to get lost in venice, wander everywhere and feel the sadness of it’s tiny avenues.

Anyways, I’ll mention some of the popular places I’ve visited.

Rialto Bridge

The famous view point in Venice and many shops and cafes located around.

St. Marks Square

A beautiful sequare and wonderful sceneries , there is a St. Marks Basilica you can buy a ticket and get inside to see a brief history of vince also there is a palace you can vist called Doges Palace.

I’ll stop here for the first part of the trip and I’ll continue the in new posts.

In the coming post, i’ll write about my trip to Lake Como, Bellagio, the famous painting of da vincci the “last supper”.

#italy #milan #venice #travel

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sandjsbeachbumbonanza · 4 years ago

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Days 22 and 23

Day 22 – dancing in the rain

After last night’s mayhem, we decided to sleep in, skip breakfast and head down when lunch started so J could get a burger and S could get a jerk chicken wrap. This was our first lunch of our 22-day trip. As we were finishing, we ran into Marianne and Andrew, the couple we met at the hotel bar a couple of days ago. After a few fruity cocktails with them, we agreed to go to the floating bar and invited them for dinner at Mac’s Pizza & Kitchen tonight.

We had intended to avoid the floating bar this evening, but alas, it was not to be. Before we went off to the bar, we started packing and working with Rima at the front desk to see if we could extend our stay. As it turns out, S managed to organise a group outing on the hotel super yacht to the Tobago Cays. Unfortunately, the first day it could go is Sunday when we leave, so the rest of the hotel guests were going to enjoy it while we travelled onward. Sadly Rima was unable to work her magic as there was no way to get to St Lucia on Monday.

J ordered S to pick up some printed documents from the front desk. While there, S asked Rima to show him some of the hotel branded swim trunks and he decided to buy the red trunks with a white lobster pattern.

After finishing admin, we met Marianne and Andrew and headed off to the floating bar. We took some nice pictures and met some more Canadians. We said good bye to the guys at the bar and headed off to dinner. In parting Ivor said, “S you can go, we will keep J”. Unfortunately he was unwilling to offer enough camels in exchange so S declined the offer.

We ended up at Mac’s for dinner as they had a live music performer. The owner came by to say hello and then gave us a hard time for not quarantining for 14 days. The conversation ended when S said he had had 6 COVID tests in the last 3 weeks and the owner said he had had zero. They called it a draw and we were left to eat in peace.

The pizza was not S’ favourite as it was too doughy. However, the live music was fabulous. The singer, Cloud, even did a few encores for us so we could dance even though it had started to rain.

We headed back to the hotel bar for a final final. We said good bye to Marianne and Andrew. We hope to see them in England once sanity returns. We also said good bye to Maurice, our other favourite bartender at the hotel. He kindly checked us out of our room at the bar. Oddly, there was a USD125 charge for an extra large red lobster on our bill. Confused, J said we did not eat any lobster today as we had dinner at Mac’s, so this had to be a mistake. The front desk guy joined in and said that he didn’t understand this charge for a lobster but said Rima had confirmed it earlier. It then dawned on us that the ‘red lobster’ was not an edible lobster, but the swim trunks Rima picked out for S earlier that day. We all had a good laugh about that.

Day 23 – planes, ferries and automobiles

The alarm came too early at 5:30am. We had to finish packing and catch a 6am taxi to the ferry to take us to St Vincent for our flight to St Lucia. Rima was there bright and early to see us off. She had arranged everything for us in St Vincent. Rima is a super star and really knows how to take care of all the little details.

We hopped the ferry to St Vincent. The seas were surprisingly rough and the ferry reminded us a bit of a roller coaster / white water raft. We were met in St Vincent by a taxi organised by Rima. The driver was very chatty and gave us a full history of the area. He took us to the Grenadine House hotel, a sister property of the Bequia Beach hotel. The house was originally built in the 1700s as the residence of the British high commissioner in St Vincent. It was a stunning, old style colonial hotel with a similar motif to the Bequia Beach hotel.

We were greeted at 7:45am with a very warm smile and a rum punch. We were then given a courtesy room where we could freshen up before we headed to the airport. After that, we were taken down for a nice breakfast in the restaurant. J had the traditional breakfast with red snapper ‘creole’, ‘bakes’ and plantains while S had crepes. The food was excellent, although J was slightly put off that the red snapper came whole with head, tail and fins and was not fileted. They also recommended the sorrel drink, which is a Christmas drink made with hibiscus and flavoured with cinnamon and nutmeg. J found it a bit sweet, so S took it and asked the bartender to add a shot of Sparrow dark rum, which made it much more drinkable. The Grenadine House is not on the beach, but if you want to see the city and check out the unique architecture, we highly recommend it. We got to the airport and checked in for our interCaribbean flight transiting through Barbados on the way to St Lucia. They were having some computer issues, so they ended up issuing us handwritten paper luggage tags and a handwritten boarding pass. All of this seemed a bit odd and chaotic. S doublechecked that our bags had been checked all the way into St Lucia and we were told they had been. We heard some passengers complaining vigorously about a travel nightmare and realised it was our friends Jan and Ashley from the floating bar. This wouldn’t be the last we saw of them. They each had to buy a last-minute second ticket as they couldn’t verify their first tickets.

When we arrived in Barbados, we cleared customs and then saw the baggage claim area. Somewhat suspicious about the handwritten luggage tags and having what we thought was a long layover, we decided to make sure our bags did not come out. They did. Had we not have doublechecked, our bags would have stayed in Barbados while we went on to St Lucia. We made our way back to interCaribbean to recheck our bags. The lady at check in looked at our handwritten luggage tags and boarding passes with bewilderment. After speaking multiple times with her supervisor, she decided it was much safer to remove all these items and replace them with computer printed documents.

After 1.5 hours of trying to deal with check in for a flight that had less than 15 people on it, we made our way through security to hunt for the bar. It turned out to be a Mount Gay bar with a wide selection of rum and a blender. J loved it. Did we mention it had barstools? Joyce became wedded to the guava colada (pic above). Our friends the Swedes came to the bar and said good bye for the last time.

We then headed to the gate to leave for St Lucia. We got chatting with a couple of people and it turns out one of the people waiting for the plane, was the cousin of the guys who own and run the floating bar. St Vincent is truly a small place. At one point we thought our plane was boarding so we queued up, only to be told that this was the flight to Mustique and we still weren’t welcome.

Given the difficulties to get into St Vincent and Barbados we were braced for a gauntlet in St Lucia. This couldn’t have been further from the truth. We actually filled out our health forms in advance, so we were ushered through while everyone on the plane had to fill these out. The arrival is very smooth and we were confirmed to be in the bubble, so no quarantine!!

Off we went to the Sandals Grande St Lucian. Fearing the worst, we were pleasantly surprised. It lacks the ambiance, character and individualised attention we received at the last two boutique hotels. However, it has free booze and free food, everywhere you go. We met up with S’ sister Mel and her boyfriend JT. They got here a few hours earlier and were already pre-partying in their room. It is funny that they were coming from Miami, which is a 3.5-hour flight. It took us 11 hours to go 50 miles.

We had some great sushi for dinner over a bottle of cold sake and then hung out and had cocktails and sparkling wine pretty much everywhere. We finished the night at an English pub, in condolence for our friends in England who cannot go to a pub and had a late-night snack. Sandals is better than we expected, but we still prefer our boutique hotels.

#bequia #stvincentandthegrenadines #ferryride #airport #bar #sandals #beachlife #beachbums

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hottubunderson · 4 years ago

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Rome- Hop into Your Next Travel Adventure

MAKE ADVENTURE HOLIDAY IN ITALY, ROME

Venice

Venezia, La Serenissima, Queen of the Adriatic, the Most Serene Republic of Venice maybe your town of canals, palaces, and churches that catches the hearts and hearts of all who visit. Transport into the city is by bus or from the latter by water bus.

Trains terminate and leave from Santa Lucia train channel about the west side of Venice. The channel fronts the Grand Canal whereby water buses (vaporetti) or water taxis are all available.

Automobiles and trainers arrive in the far western border of Venice in Piazzale Roma. There aren't any roadways in Venice so from the following it's by ship or by walking. Venice is your entire world's only really haunted city and walking really is actually a serendipitous experience of detecting vistas from the glorious urban arena.

Ships arrive at the Stazione Marittima.

H2o heaters will be perfect for more extended trips and such as seeing the islands. Additionally, there are more expensive drinking water taxis. Gondolas are only just for brief amorous hops and getting your photograph taken.

Local climate

Summer Time is very hot in Venice. Temperatures ordinary 27°C but superior humidity results in a close, embarrassing setting. Some times, sexy sirocco winds sweep in from the south east-west. Spring is clear and fresh though rain could be heavy. Mists are common in late autumn.

Lodging: from cheap stays to Luxurious resorts

Check Online for the range, location, and cost of Venice resorts

Occasions: what is on and what is hot

Venice gets the personality of the point place, therefore, its festivals really are amazing.

* The first function of this year is that the Regata delle Befana held 6 January.

* The next month sees that the Important occasion in the Venetian calendar namely Carnevale,

That's just a masked and costumed extravaganza.

* Might see that the Festa Della Sensa (Feast of the Ascension) which celebrates the Sposalizio del Mar (Wedding with the Ocean ).

* The arts festival is held just about every odd-numbered season in June at the Giardini Pubblici.

* Festa del Redentore in July comes with a regatta and fireworks festival.

Turin

Turin was termed the European backing of Baroque as a result of the design of a lot of its churches and palaces. In most ways, Turin is different from the standard Italian metropolis. It arouses a powerful French sway with its extensive boulevards with white buildings. With the Po River flowing through the city, and also the Italian Alps standing in the distance, it's a place of fantastic charm.

Transport: getting there and getting away By plane

Caselle Airport lies north of this metropolis and can be joined to the city by bus and taxi. Turin can be readily achieved from Malpensa airport. The prior is really for long and mid-sized excursions the latter mainly for trains.

Turin includes an efficient public transport system of buses and trams and an underground lineup has been started to get the 2006 Winter Olympics.

The City of Turin has just created a community of bike paths across the metropolis.

Climate:

Turin is gloomy by rain and fog at the winter temperatures tending to stay single digit. The summer weeks between May and September are milder though rain continues to be common.

Accommodation: from low-cost stays to luxury resorts

Check Online to the Scope, location, and cost of Turin resorts

Activities: what's about and what's hot

Decision April sees the Festival Internazionale di movie con Tematiche Omosessuali is a five-day worldwide gay and lesbian film festival.

*Cioccolatò in early March can be actually a third party celebration of avocado. Turin sees cherry tastings, sculpture competitions, and stalls across the town center.

Decision Salone Internazionale del Gusto can be actually a five-day festival of wine and food kept biannually. The function is international in comparison to traditional producers from all over the world selling and showcasing their merchandise within a huge street market.

Rome

Steeped in history and rich with monuments famed all over the world - the Vatican, the Colosseum - Rome stands as a captivating sign of culture and history.

Transport: getting there and getting away The most important bus station is located outside the Stazione Termini. Buses run from 6:00 a.m to midnight with some services that are overburdened. The Rome Metro service has two traces, each which go through Termini.

Climate:

The environment is moderate with sunny skies and temperatures. However July and August can be oppressively sexy, November is often rainy, and December to February may be cool.

Lodging: from cheap remains to Luxurious hotels

Assess Online for the range, location and price of resorts from Rome.

Functions: what's on and what's hot

*Holy Week (Easter) is a period when Catholics from all around the planet arrive pilgrimages to pay a visit to the town's churches and to hear that the Pope in the Vatican. On Good Friday a procession of the Cross goes contrary to the Colosseum to Capitoline Hill. This is time as soon as the city reverberates to free concerts, street theater and outside the theatre.

*From September museums, galleries and shops keep open throughout the night in 20:00-08:00 on the situation named Notte Bianca (white night). In addition, it is a time of completely free concerts as well as other happenings all around across the metropolis.

GUIDE TO ROME

One of the planet's most historic and intriguing towns, Rome is known because of the rich legacy and buildings that are important. Lots of stunning temples and ancient destroys have a home in Rome, in addition to countless brilliant shopping places, restaurants and holiday chances. The town has a lot to provide holidaymakers and in addition, offers an assortment of neighboring beaches.

Reputation with all the panoramic River Tiber, Rome includes a population of nearly 3 million along with adventures sexy summertime and especially light, pleasant winters. With yearlong points of interest, lots of people elect to pay a visit to Rome from November to February, the moment the town is in its quietest.

Rome lodges:

currently being just one among Italy's popular holiday destinations, and it's barely shocking that Rome is filled with resorts, catering to many budgets and tastes. That range from remarkable motels within the Centro Storico (historical center ), to newer lodging across the Campo de Fioriresorts in Rome ver quickly turn out to be fully reserved, so don't forget to book your place beforehand. Bed and breakfasts in Rome are famous as pension' and frequently provide especially excellent affordable, using some currently being located near the'Stazione Termini' railroad channel and Trastevere region.

Rome Tourism:

Rome has for a long time been a significant tourist location along with its particular historical allure and major ruins are all famous across the environment. Nevertheless, the metropolis is likewise a fantastic and lively area to see, with lots of notable stores eateries, amusement places, and seasonal festivals. Even the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican town is very amazing, along with all the town's countless free galleries and museums.

Common functions from town comprise lots of operas, ballets, and theatres in Rome's various theaters.

Rome Transport:

With fantastic railroad links to numerous leading metropolitan areas, like Florence and Venice, Rome is Powered by highways, that offer comfortable accessibility to neighboring cities. Rome's Metro metro community, people buses, and trams all give cheap tactics to traveling across the entire city. Automobile leasing is just one of the absolute most well-known methods of traveling out from this metropolis and it is ideal for day trips and trips.

Situated all-around 18 miles / 29 kilometers out of town center, Leonardo da Vinci airport terminal, also called Fiumicino, can be a crucial atmosphere transportation hub. Coping with big quantities of national and global flights every time, ground transport in the airport terminal comprises trains, buses, and auto lease.

Rome looking:

famous for elegant fashion stores and costly malls, buying Rome can be just a significant attraction. Together with lots of bustling stores revolved across the Piazza Di Spagnaalong with additional favorite stores are seen around the town's thorough Del Governo Vecchio spot, near the Spanish actions, together with the Via Sistina, also around through Borgognona. Additionally, the pedestrianized through Frattina may be the ideal location for several severe windowshopping.

Rome eateries:

House to a few of the most significant restaurants around the Earth, Italian dining establishments have been famous because of their fantastic regional specialties, that incorporate freshly made sandwiches, pasta dishes, including paninis, salads, an assortment of cheeses and several different sorts of foodstuff. Alfresco dining table is very well known in Rome, using various bars, cafes and ice cream stores bandied across the piazzas.

ANCIENT ROME

Entrance into the catacombs is just likely with a manual, for protection factors. The direct, a priest or friar, will make clear to you exactly about the real history, symbolism and art of this spot, then walk you through these catacombs.

A trip to the catacombs can be an interesting portion of a day in Rome. Even the catacombs at Rome certainly are a location where art meets faith and history in an exact strong method. You can find plenty of catacombs together by means of Appia Antica, however, maybe not all of them are offered to people.

Before the next century, most Christians in Rome hadn't any official tomb lawns. At the Start of this century, even that the Pope nominated St. Callisto to become Responsible for the burial lands in Via Appia Antica. This really was first of the habit of Christians in lands that belonged to the church. As time passed, these under-ground tomb lawns which have been dug at a tender stone, progressed into some maze of canals, layer on layer.

The tunnels resemble a shadowy labyrinth, therefore they stay near their own guide. The manuals walk quite fast throughout the spot to earn room for the future set. An excursion takes approximately forty minutes.

In that moment there clearly was legislation versus the deceased in the metropolis, S O by means of Appia Antica grew to become the very set of preference to get burials. Even the catacombs and brilliant burial temples are along the road in Casale Rotondo into Cecilia Metella's grave.

You will find just four floors of catacombs the following, and also a statue of St. Sebastian from Bernini. All these would be the earliest to ever be termed"catacombs" following the greek phrases"Kata Kymbas" which necessarily mean" from the graves". All these catacombs will be the sole ones that are readily accessible to people. Obviously, those 4 floorings just the moment reason is ordinarily spacious.

Santa Cecilia was murdered at another of those graves the following. Later on, her grave has been transferred into the church of Santa Cecilia, and also a duplicate of her statue today stands at rather than this tomb.

From the Tricia field of this catacombs that there are scores and scores of graffiti writings in the walls,'' citing St. Peter and St. Paul. People are likely at that moment that their relics had been retained the following before they've been moved into the Vatican. Christians utilized to collect here so as to match them.

The Catacombs of San Callisto (or even Callixtus) -- The burial precise location of this Bishops and Popes are termed right after Callisto who revived and expanded them.

Within the catacombs, you are not going to see bones, however, also the utilization of artwork that embellished with the early tombs of this prosperous and very important.

The catacombs are on the early manner that attached Rome to southern Italy -- by means of Appia Antica. This early road premiered at 312 B.C. and moved across the solution to Brindisi on the Adriatic sea.

If right today you visualize your self spending every daily life at dim, blue seas, staring on bones, then you also may ignore doing it. Through Appia Antica comes with a wonderful opinion. This really is but one among the absolute most lavish places in Rome. The abundant folks of contemporary Rome dwell in these times near the burial area in their early ancestors, while you respect the craft function of their tombs, do not neglect to just take a glance in the gardens and houses throughout the location.

Each time the area at 1 coating has been drained, a second coating has been then dug, therefore the ancient coating is on most notable.

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tjtours · 12 days ago

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Airport Transfer Hotel Transfers and Taxi service in St Lucia

In St. Lucia, airport transfers, hotel transfers, and taxi services are essential for travelers to get around the island conveniently. Here’s an overview of each:

St. Lucia, airport transfers, hotel transfers

St Lucia Airport Transfers: Most hotels and resorts in St. Lucia offer airport transfer services for their guests. These services typically involve a pre-arranged shuttle or private car that picks guests up from Hewanorra International Airport (UVF) or George F. L. Charles Airport (SLU) upon arrival and drops them off at their accommodations. Travelers can often arrange airport transfers through their hotel when booking their stay.

St Lucia Hotel Transfers: Many hotels and resorts in St. Lucia provide complimentary or paid shuttle services to popular attractions, beaches, and nearby towns for their guests. These transfers can make it convenient for travelers to explore the island without worrying about transportation logistics. Hotels usually have information about their transfer services available on their websites or can provide details upon check-in.

St Lucia Taxi Services: Taxis are readily available throughout St. Lucia and are a flexible option for getting around the island. Visitors can find taxis at airports, hotels, tourist areas, and in towns. It’s essential to agree on the fare with the driver before starting the journey, as taxis in St. Lucia typically do not operate on meters. Many taxi drivers also offer guided tours of the island, providing travelers with an opportunity to explore St. Lucia’s attractions at their own pace.

Travelers to St. Lucia should consider their transportation needs and preferences when planning their trip. Whether it’s arranging airport transfers through their hotel or hiring a taxi for sightseeing, there are options available to suit different travel styles and budgets.

Email Address [email protected]

Office Address Vieux-Fort St.Lucia

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stluciantaxiandtours-blog · 5 years ago

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Why Choose A Private Airport Transfer Service in St. Lucia

Safe, comfortable, & quick private transfers can make your day!

The beautiful island of Saint Lucia has been welcoming tourists from across the world. St. Lucia has various reliable & affordable modes of transfer for people visiting at the airport. Out of different transportation modes, private taxi transfer remains favorable due to a bunch of reasons. Here, we highlight those points precisely.

1. Professional & Friendly. Most of the reliable tour operators employ professional and courteous drivers for providing safe, comfortable, enjoyable, and quick services to the customers.

2. Convenient Trips. For a relaxing transfer, you can stop around a scenic place & spend some time. This flexibility can only be provided with a private taxi transfer. This amount of convenience enables a rewarding experience.

3. Reasonable Costs. Are you worried about costs due to non-metered taxis? Don’t worry, you can ask for the trip costs before settling yourself in the backseat. By the way, private taxi transfers don’t cost a fortune!

4. Flight Tracking. Do you worry about late arrivals and doubled costs? Well, the operator tracks your flight and sends the driver for pickup just before you arrive. You can enjoy a hassle-free and safe ride en route to your destination.

5. Certified Island Guides. Some of the professional drivers are also certified guides, who can facilitate private island tours in St. Lucia with an entertaining charm. You can book those tours to those scenic & beautiful places beforehand.

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israelkingwatertaxi-blog · 6 years ago

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Make Your St. Lucia Tours Memorable

One of the most beautiful Caribbean islands is St. Lucia. St. Lucia which is also at times called the Helen of the West Indies. It is because changed hands between French and English rule fourteen times until the British took ultimate control of the island. There are many places in St. Lucia to visit, which will keep you on your toes. So if you are planning for St. Lucia trip excursions, you may find it difficult to choose among all the top must-see places. The places like Marigot Bay, Pigeon Island, etc. will take your heart away.

You will have an amazing time as there are many great things to do on St. Lucia tours. You can explore St. Lucia on your own schedule with private boat rentals. Are you thinking to book your tour with one of the best tour operators in St. Lucia? Then welcome to Israel King Water Taxi, who provides bespoke private sailing St. Lucia tours which includes visits to the drive-in volcano, pigeon island national park, Marigot Bay, and many more. We provide a not to miss experience.

You don’t really know St. Lucia unless you have been to Soufriere. The most pleasurable way to get from the west coast of St. Lucia’s fascinating natural attractions in Soufriere is by sea. Soufriere is home to the Pitons, which is a World Heritage Site. The mud baths at Soufriere Volcano (Sulphur Springs) attract people from all around the world it is believed that it detoxifies the body and has therapeutic properties. It is also the world's only drive-in volcano.

While in Soufriere, you can also choose to spend a day on the beach at Anse Chastanet with its unique black sand. With so many St. Lucia activities to choose from, if you are in need of us to prepare an itinerary for you, then we are pleased to help you out. To know more about our other facilities and rates that we offer, visit us at https://israelkingwatertaxi.com/. In all our years of operation, we have learned to create an itinerary that perfectly suits your requirements

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krissluxuryservices · 7 months ago

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Gros Pitons Tours St Lucia

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Discover the best top things to do in Castries Quarter, St. Lucia including Superior Tour Services, St Lucia Airport Taxi & Tours. Luxury St Lucia airport transportation as well as St Lucia guided tours. Explore our tour options to discover local highlights, landmarks, and scenic spots. Visit Castries Market to experience the local culture and purchase fresh produce, crafts, and souvenirs. It’s a vibrant place that gives you a taste of St. Lucian daily life. Take a trip to Pigeon Island, a historic site with ruins, hiking trails, and panoramic views. It’s an excellent place to explore St. Lucia’s history and enjoy the natural beauty of the island. Rodney Bay is known for its beautiful beach, restaurants, and nightlife. It’s a popular area for water activities, dining, and entertainment. Consider a day trip to Soufrière, a town on the southwest coast of the island. Visit the famous Pitons, the Sulphur Springs, and Diamond Falls Botanical Gardens.

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noisykate · 6 years ago

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Posted 17 January 2019

We spent christmas day with Helen and Chris off ‘Tyee’, Helen’s son Sam, and his girlfriend Tammy, and Ian, of ‘Scott Free’, and his friends Mark and Sharon.

Great game of Petanque later – boys with the rusty balls, versus girls with shiny balls.

Boxing day – windy again, tried swimming – too cold; bike ride – too hot.

Hopetown – anchored out, long dinghy ride into the little town. Ashore - a breadfruit tree planted by Captain Bligh! Pretty little town – all the woodwork is brightly coloured, but with softer ‘opal fruit’ colour schemes, rather than the exuberantly garish clashing colours of Barbados and St Lucia.

New Years eve: To Guana Cay, fireworks at midnight, drinks aboard Tyee, Kealoha then Scott Free.

Now back in Marsh Harbour for some more shopping. Snorkelling off Mermaid Reef – wonderful coloured fish, many different sorts.

5 Jan

Waiting back in Marsh Harbour. We headed south a few days ago, only to find a problem with the gearbox, the engine room awash with a disgusting emulsion of gearbox oil and other miscellaneous fluids. We sailed back to Marsh Harbour, using the dinghy to push the boat the last mile into the harbour. A mechanic – James – has diagnosed a failure of one of the seals on the gearbox, so we are now stuck here waiting for parts, then getting fixed.

Meanwhile, one of the winches on the mast was starting to wear out (one of the pawls was sticking, and the socket it sits in has worn so it doesn’t move properly). In conversation with another cruiser, Mike located a spare, which we have now cleaned and reassembled. Easier said than done – to disassemble it was like solving one of those Christmas cracker puzzles – there was a hidden flat spring washer deep in the innards of the thing, which has to be wiggled out before the thing will come apart. A fiendish and less than brilliant design. Some swearing occurred.

The main problem at the moment is getting the old one off the mast – it has probably been in situ for 40 years, the five large stainless steel screws corroded solidly into the aluminium mast. Spray, wiggle, thump, wait, repeat – over 3 days so far.

On the plus side, it does mean we will be here long enough for my new glasses to be sent out.

7 Jan 2019

Managed to get the final screw out of the winch on the mast, and did the preliminary work getting the transmission out – got all the hoses and other connections off, just thwarted by the four nuts on the main coupling which are – yes, seized. Spray, wiggle, thump, repeat…..

A slow day, pottering round trying to get stuff done, achieving very little. Ray joined us again for dinner, with more of his fighting stories from a long life lived at sea. Nice boat – ‘winddancer’.

Fingers crossed we get some news tomorrow from James the mechanic – parts ordered yet, I wonder?

Tomorrow we plan to move winches around to get the new one installed on the mast, and get a better working unit bodged from parts for the main sheet. The one there is fine, but we can improve it slightly. Too convoluted (and boring) to explain, but simple enough to do.

Watermaker still not working – another little job for tomorrow, if we get round to it.

To get into the swing for later on, we watched ‘Thunderball’, most of which was set around here. The main cave used as Largo’s lair is a great snorkelling location, en route further south. The scenery here looks exactly like the set for the film – shallow reefs, amazing snorkelling, low lying land with low rise buildings, palm trees, sandy beaches. Not bad considering the film was made in 1965. Sean Connery lives around here somewhere, although sadly he has a reputation as an ‘ornery old cuss’. Probably wont be dropping in for a rum punch.

12 Jan 2019

Gearbox is off ashore, probably in bits. Not sure if the new parts have been ordered.

The rear seal on the crankshaft has also failed, so there is oil everywhere. That too needs replacing.

The watermaker remains broken – no real appetite to investigate it, and it has proven not to be self-healing.

And now the gas has run out. Mike has taken the bottle ashore, and needs to take it on a 3-mile taxi trip to get it re-filled, or we will be without until Monday.

And it is cold. Not UK-cold, but shut-the-door, put-a-jumper-on cold.

17 Jan 2019

A lovely day out on ‘Scintilla’ with Rachel and Woody from Barnsley, with 20-month old Mabel. Sailed out to Man-o-war Cay, snorkelling, caught a lobster. Tried and failed to get their boat to tack – something wrong with the sail balance.

Our gear box is turning into an epic tale of woe. The mechanic, who yesterday advised that it was ‘all good’ and a repair was ‘100% straightforward’ now advises that the parts alone, not including labour, shipping or tax, would be $5000. We are sitting here now still stunned – we’ve looked online, and we can get a new one in the UK for £500. A day on the phone tomorrow, methinks, exploring options.

Still have not touched the watermaker. Not really in the mood for more bad news.

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charllieeldridge · 5 years ago

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Top 10 Best Beaches In The Caribbean

As the weather starts to turn in the northern hemisphere, those desktop wallpapers of the best beaches in the Caribbean really start to look tempting.

As you’re sitting at work, you may be daydreaming about a vacation in the Caribbean and as someone who has lived down here for the past 4 years, I can honestly say that the beaches we’ve been to (and want to share with you) are stunning.

While there are many beautiful beaches in the Caribbean, some truly stand out as exceptional.

In this article, I’m not only going to list the best beaches in the Caribbean, but I’ll also list the best hotels on those beaches so that you can easily plan a winter vacation to the tropical sun and turquoise waters of this breathtaking area on the globe.

If you’re looking for the best places to visit in January (when it’s really cold up north), or if you’d rather a spring holiday, there’s a beach for you in the Caribbean.

Of course, the top beaches in the Caribbean is a totally subjective topic, so if you think you know some other amazing Caribbean beaches that aren’t on this list, feel free to share in the comments at the end of this article!

How Did We Pick The Best Beaches in The Caribbean?

As you’re reading this list, you may be thinking that you know of softer sand, clearer water and better places for snorkelling or scuba diving in the Caribbean. But we took much more into consideration when making this list.

We also considered the best beaches in the Caribbean by their proximity to cool cities and fun landmarks, how good the nearby hotels are and their overall vibe.

While there are numerous stretches of sand that could have made this list, we feel that these beaches really have a little something for everyone.

We’ll be updating this list again in the future, but for now, we believe that these are the best!

Here is our pick of the 10 best beaches in the Caribbean:

1. Carlisle Bay, Barbados

Without a doubt, one of the best beaches in the Caribbean, Carlisle Bay is actually split into multiple beaches including Browns Beach, Pebbles Beach and Bayshore.

This powdery white coastline has some excellent restaurants, and there’s also a funky little fish sandwich stand called “Cuz’s” which is likely the most popular on the island. Make sure you check it out and sample the local “cutters”, for around $4.

The bay itself is a crescent-shaped, white sand stretch of perfection that creates a natural harbour on the west coast of Barbados. It acts as the main harbour for sailboats, yachts and cruise ships for the capital city of Bridgetown.

Here you can relax on the beach under an umbrella while sipping on a delicious rum punch, or head out on snorkel and dive trips to the many nearby reefs and shipwrecks.

Every time we return to Barbados we make sure to visit Carlisle Bay at least once, hanging out here is one of our favourite things to do in Barbados.

Hotels On Carlisle Bay

There are a few stunning hotels on Carlisle Bay and the surrounding areas. A few of the highest-rated and most recommended include:

The Hilton Barbados Resort: Located at the southernmost tip of the bay near the Needham’s Point Lighthouse, the stunning Hilton Barbados is a 5-star resort that actually has access to two beaches. Rooms here start at around $180 USD / night.

Sugar Bay Barbados: This all-inclusive resort is one of the most popular on the island and it’s actually located a few minutes walk south of Carlisle Bay. Each room comes with a TV and elegant decor. All-inclusive room rates start at around $467 USD / night.

Sandals Royal Barbados: You’ll actually have to take a taxi to get to Carlisle Bay from Sandals Royal Barbados, but we recently stayed here on a vacation and we loved it so much that we had to include it. If you’re looking for a luxurious, young, fun, couples-only all-inclusive in Barbados (with amazing restaurants) then this is probably your best bet. Prices start at around $300 USD per night / per person.

Looking For More Of The Best Beaches in The Caribbean? Check These Out:

Best St Lucia Beaches

Best Beaches in Jamaica

Best Beaches in Grenada

Best Punta Cana Beaches

2. Morne Rouge, Grenada

Even though the larger Grand Anse Beach in Grenada gets a lot more attention, we find that Morne Rouge (BBC Beach) offers a more relaxed Caribbean experience.

With a few funky bars and hotels nearby, as well as some luxury eating options with stunning views over the bay, Morne Rouge is close enough to the action while still being secluded.

Here you can laze at The Plywood Bar and enjoy delicious lambie bites (breaded and fried conch meat) while sipping on a tasty piña colada and gazing out at the sun as it sets into the Caribbean Sea.

The main reason that Morne Rouge makes it onto this list of the best beaches in the Caribbean is because of its calm waters, local vibe and the fact that it’s so underrated. Having been to dozens of beaches in the region, Morne Rouge is still one of our favourites. Click here to read about the top 7 beaches in Grenada.

Hotels Near Morne Rouge Beach

LaLuna Resort: Set on yet another one of the island’s nicest beaches, LaLuna is about a 15-minute walk to Morne Rouge Beach. There’s also a great restaurant, yoga studio and pool here, plus each of the private bungalows have stunning views and their own kitchens.

Mount Cinnamon: Technically Mount Cinnamon overlooks Grand Anse Beach, but it’s directly on the road leading to Morne Rouge so it’s only about a 10-minute walk. The private suites and villas here are gorgeous and the staff is exceptional. Click Here to read our review of Mount Cinnamon Grenada.

3. Palm Island, St. Vincent & The Grenadines

This idyllic private island personifies the beauty of the best beaches in the Caribbean. Pulling up on a sailboat or by a fisherman’s boat from the nearby Union Island, you’ll likely feel like you’ve found the most beautiful place on Earth.

Even if you don’t stay in the expensive all-inclusive luxury resort here, you can visit the island on day trips and sailing tours.

We booked a day-trip of sailing through the resort. Setting off aboard a catamaran, we stopped off at numerous Grenadine Islands and had an amazing trip, which included lunch and drinks for $100 USD per person.

This trip was amazing and gave us the opportunity to swim on one of the best beaches in the Caribbean, the sandbar of the southern tip of Palm Island.

From here you can sail or take ferries to other nearby islands that also have beaches that rival Palm Island (more on the Tobago Cays below).

Note: if you’re looking to sail up the stunning Grenadine island chain from Grenada, check out Savvy Sailing or Jambalaya for great opportunities.

☞ See Also: Rugged, Unpretentious and Real – This is Union Island

Best Hotels Near Palm Island

The Palm Island Resort: If you can manage to fork out the $750 USD + per person, per night to stay at this all-inclusive resort on the private Palm Island, then I say go for it. We stopped by here for an hour before our sailing trip and the rooms, pool area and amenities were next level.

King’s Landing Hotel: We stayed in one of the bungalows during our time on Union Island as we weren’t able to afford the nearby Palm Island Resort. The rooms were in the middle of a much-needed renovation, but today they are looking a lot better. At $45+ / night, a short boat ride away from one of the best beaches in the Caribbean, you really can’t ask for a better deal. Click Here to read our review of this hotel.

4. Tobago Cays, St. Vincent & The Grenadines

Yes, we’ve landed in St. Vincent & The Grenadines again, but that’s only because this paradise archipelago boasts some of the very best beaches in the Caribbean.

You won’t be alone in the Tobago Cays and you’ll likely have to join a full-day or half-day sailing tour to get here, but it’s worth every penny.

This marine protected area is home to 5 breathtaking islands, rich coral reefs and hundreds of grass-munching turtles. A trip to the Cays always includes snorkelling and a stop on at least one or two of these idyllic atolls.

If you’re sailing around and you notice that the waters and islands look familiar, that’s likely because this was the spot where they filmed some of The Pirates of the Caribbean movie.

When Jack Sparrow was abandoned on an island in the famous Disney film, he was actually on Petit Tabac.

It’s rumoured that Johnny Depp actually carved his name into one of the palm trees on the island, though the tree has mysteriously never been found…

Best Hotels Near Tobago Cays

Because the Tobago Cays are a marine protected area, there are no hotels on any of the Islands, so your best bet is to stay at one of the hotels listed above near Palm Island, either Union Island or Mayreau.

Salt Whistle Bay: This is without a doubt the most popular hotel on Mayreau island. It’s set along a jaw-dropping sandbar with perfect turquoise waters on either side. We came here for a quick lunch and couldn’t peel ourselves away from the sand.

5. Ambergris Caye, Belize

Without a doubt one of the best beaches in the Caribbean Sea and likely the most relaxed – aside from perhaps nearby Caye Caulker, whose motto is literally “go slow” – Ambergris Caye screams Caribbean perfection.

Powdery white sand, relaxed locals and plenty of excellent snorkelling and scuba diving thanks to the Belize Barrier Reef, this still remains one of our favourite Caribbean Islands.

Take the time to ride a bike along the meandering beach path, wade in the crystal clear waters or take a day trip to the nearby 124 meter deep Blue Hole. Ambergris Caye will likely be a place that you plan to return to time and time again, because it’s not just one of the best beaches in the Caribbean, it’s also one of the region’s funkiest islands.

Click Here to read about my amazing experiences diving around Ambergris Caye.

Hotels On Ambergris Caye

Victoria House Resort: This still remains one of our favourite boutique hotels we’ve ever stayed in. This place is simply breathtaking and the staff here are amazing. We spent five nights with half board and while we did leave to explore the island many times, it was hard to peel ourselves away from the stunning stretch of sand in front of Victoria House. Click Here to read our review.

Portofino Beach Resort: Another one of the most popular hotels on Ambergris Caye, Portofino is in a great location and comes highly recommended by those who stay there.

Xanadu Island Resort: Located just a couple of kilometers from San Pedro, Xanadu is close enough to the action, while still being in a relaxed paradise. The resort’s luxury 2 and 3 bedroom suites feature full kitchens, ensuite bathrooms, TVs, air conditioning, wardrobes and lovely tiled floors. Each suite has a private terrace with a table, chairs and hammock with views of the pool and garden.

6. Playas del Este, Cuba

Located just outside of Havana, this is one of the best beaches in the Caribbean and it’s a short drive from one of the most energetic and exciting cities in the world. If you’re looking for white sand, blue water and a wonderful local feel, then this is the place to come.

Cuba still remains one of our favourite places to travel. The culture, the music, the dance and the food (yes the food is very good) all make this one of the hottest Caribbean destinations for 2019 and beyond.

We weren’t expecting that much when we took the short taxi ride out to Playas del Este. We figured that because it was so close to the capital, it wouldn’t likely be all that nice.

To our amazement, when we showed up at this long stretch of beaches, the powdery sand and rolling aquamarine waters seemed to go on forever.

We swam, hung out with locals and had a blast. This is definitely one of the best beaches in the Caribbean, simply for the vibe alone. Don’t miss the cheap peso food stands that are nearby, where you can get pork with rice and salad for around $3.

Best Hotels Near Playas del Este

While there are some resorts on the beach here, I still recommend staying in Havana and simply taking a bus or taxi to Playas del Este. Being this close to the vibrant capital, it would be a waste to not stay there!

Casa Daniel y Fina: Cuba is all about the Casa Particulars and this is still one of our favourites. Staying in a family home like this allows you to try real Cuban food and really get to know the culture. Daniel and Fina were gracious hosts and we’d definitely recommend staying with them. Ask them to cook you a lobster meal one night for just $10 USD!

B&B Central Havana: This is one of the most popular places in Havana thanks to its excellent location and beautiful rooms. With prices starting at around $80, it’s a bit more expensive than the average casa particular, but it’s still a good value.

7. Playa Ancon, Cuba

We are staying in Cuba for one more round because Cuba is one of the cheapest countries to visit, plus many of the best beaches in the Caribbean can be found on this island. Playa Ancon is located just a short bus or motorbike ride away from the city of Trinidad.

We came here for a short visit on our last trip to Cuba and were amazed at how beautiful it was. Having one of the best beaches in the Caribbean, right next to the Unesco World Heritage city of Trinidad makes this a place that you really can’t miss.

There are chairs for rent on the sand and waiters will bring you drinks while you lounge or wade in the water. The hotels on Playa Ancon are great, but we still recommend staying in a casa particular in Trinidad and day-tripping to the beach, because there is so much more to do in the Spanish Colonial town.

Best Hotels Near Playa Ancon

Casa Bernardo: We stayed in this simple, but clean and comfortable casa particular during one of our stays in Trinidad and we loved it. Bernardo is a wonderful host and his wife can cook you a fantastic meal on the rooftop terrace. Plus you really can’t beat the location!

Casa Merelis: This is the other casa that we stayed in while in Trinidad and again, we loved it. If you’re looking for an inexpensive and simple casa, this one may be for you.

8. Ocean Park Beach, Puerto Rico

In our opinion, this is one of the best beaches in the Caribbean because of the water, the activities going on, and its excellent location between the airport and San Juan. We loved our time in Puerto Rico and would love to return one day.

Ocean Park Beach is a popular spot for both locals and travellers and there are lots of tasty local restaurants within walking distance of the water, or you can opt for a meal with your toes in the sand.

The beach has a really low-key vibe and even in the high season it will likely be relaxed and relatively empty. The golden sand here may not be as white as some of the other best beaches in the Caribbean, but it arches towards the beautiful Unesco World Heritage city of San Juan.

Puerto Rico has been struggling since Hurricane Maria devastated the island in 2017, so a visit here could help pump some much-needed tourism dollars back into the struggling island. Come experience the friendly locals, tasty food and wonderful culture of the island and stay along Ocean Park Beach!

Best Hotels on Ocean Park Beach

Numero 1 Guest House: This is one of our favourite guesthouses that we ever stayed in. It’s casual and simple but with a great vibe and it’s set right on the sand. The price of $100 per night is decent, and it included breakfast, but you really can’t beat the location.

Nomada Urban Beach Hostel: Just one kilometer from Ocean Park beach, this modern and clean hostel is one of the best in Puerto Rico. There is a wide range of accommodation here including dorms, tents, hammocks and lovely double rooms.

9. White River Entrance / Kaz Kreol Beach, Jamaica

This is one of the best beaches in the Caribbean and yet, not that many people come here. The river has a blueish white hue with a white sandy bottom and it flows directly into the sea here.

You can join a tour and tube down the river, visit the nearby town of Orcho Rios, or just wade in the crystalline waters. There’s a sand flat where the river meets the sea, creating an awesome sandbar. The nearby blue hole is also worth a visit. Don’t miss our post of the best beaches in Jamaica!

Photo Credit: The Dharma Trails

Hotels Near White River Entrance

Kaz Creol Beach Lodge: Located right on a private beach, Kaz Creol is a funky beach lodge with a laid-back vibe. If you don’t want to stay here, you can also pay for a day pass for around $75 USD.

10. Sugar Beach, St.Lucia

Sugar Beach is definitely the best of the St Lucia beaches, and it could also top this list of the best beaches in the Caribbean. The powdery white sand strip is wedged between The Pitons, which are two conical peaks jutting out of the island right along the coastline. These are St Lucia’s national symbol and the island’s most iconic national landmarks.

Sugar Beach is a few kilometres south of Soufriere on the West Coast of the island. Part of the beach is dominated by the Sugar Beach Resort, a high-end hotel. But for the rest of us, the northern part of the beach is open to the public and can be accessed through the Viceroy Resort.

Best Hotels Near Sugar Beach

Sugar Beach Viceroy Resort: This breathtaking luxury resort sits right on one of the best beaches in the Caribbean, Sugar Beach, and boasts stunning luxury rooms and villas all with fantastic views over the bay and The Pitons. If you have the budget, book one of the villas with a private plunge pool!

Jade Mountain Resort: Another luxury hotel near Sugar Beach, Jade Mountain boasts organic architecture by the hands of Nick Troubetzkoy, and the ultimate harmony with Caribbean nature. Individual bridges lead to infinity pools that sit like island sanctuaries overlooking the beach.

Samfi Gardens: Dariece and I still have to visit this lovely little guest house. Every time we see it on Booking.com we’re tempted to take the short flight over from Grenada to spend a few nights here. Overlooking the Pitons and Soufriere below, and at around $100 / night for a small private bungalow, it’s much more affordable than the other two properties listed above.

Do You Agree With This List of The Best Beaches in The Caribbean?!

There’s no doubt that the Caribbean is home to some of the best beaches in the world. We love it so much here that we’ve made it our home for the past few years. The vibe, the tropical weather, the friendly people and of course, the best beaches in the Caribbean, all make this a wonderful region to live and travel.

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