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St Lucia And Her Pitons Charm Us.
... are dramatically steep towers of rock jutting out of the sea.
We chose to book an excursion for this port of call that took us by land through to the southern port of Soufriere where our cruise ship would sail to meet us at the end of the tour. We were glad we did as so many of her charms were shown to us. We learnt about her exports of sugar, cocoa, and bananas and travelled through picturesque and mountainous jungle scenery with the famous ...
What not to do in St.Lucia
... was built in 1876 I might start doing tours!
Back on the bus we were next taken to a view point overlooking Marigot Bay, but there was only a small viewing platform as most of the space was filled with souvenir shops. The next stop was supposedly in a quaint fishing village called Anse le Ray, but this comprised of a rather tatty beach lined by yet more tacky souvenir shops all selling the same stuff. We did buy 2 bottles of the local ...
Exploring the Caribbean the easy way -on a cruise
... 2 each cruise) you get to have free drinks every night before dinner with other “elite” passengers (which explains why it’s not as lively before dinner as it was on the Dawn Princess.
Cabins visited were 9197 (Family Ocean View Stateroom Veranda-corner unit), 8168 (Family Ocean View Stateroom Veranda-regular), 8150 (Concierge class –regular balcony), 8046 (Concierge class –larger balcony), 2076 (inside stateroom – ...
SAINT LUCIA-CASTRIES
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St Lucia is part of the British Commonwealth, gaining independence 30+ years ago. Apparently the island changed hands between the British and the French fourteen times over 150 years and you see the influence of both nations.
We were told that there are 5 women to every man and the usual explanation was that ...
The last few days x
... out that we were backpackers and not off the cruise ship and they not only converted the price in to carribean dollars but they cut it by about half as well. They know where the money is and it's not us!! After the rain eased we had a wander around town and then went to a bar overlooking the harbour for a drink. It was hilarious watchng two little guys bail out their boat with a small bucket as so much rain had come down. ...
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- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Business Services
- Free parking