Casa del Vega
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St Lucia And Her Pitons Charm Us.
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St. Lucia - what a gem of a Caribbean Island.
From the first glimpse from our cruise ship window she had us in love with her beauty. Ports for cruise ships are generally the ugly side of town, but Castries was the exception being a pretty little inlet with sail boat moorings in our view and surrounding lush tropical hillsides with colourful houses poking out of the slopes. St Lucia is famous and has a UNESCO World Heritage listing for its ...
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
... from the Netherlands, which allows it to have its own parliament, flag, currency, and more freedom in its internal affairs.
We leave the big camera behind and clear the ship and customs, get maps and advice on buses to catch to the far end of the island, do a long walk to the bus station, running the gauntlet of tour operators and taxi drivers who tell us we have just missed the hourly bus. Ignoring them, we carry on to the bus station, ask around ...
SAINT LUCIA-CASTRIES
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We were a little late pulling out because another cruise liner was pulling out ahead of us and we watched a cargo ship unloading its containers but it was a good experience.
Guess what? It was time for dinner so the dining room was our next stop. Each evening there are 4 courses with 5 choices within each course and the food as ...
The last few days x
... day we went to Pigeon Island and we were pleased we had left it as the weather was so much better today. We had a walk around the fort and came across a couple of guys who lived in a little cave. I don't know who was more shocked, us at seeing them or them at seeing us. I don't think many tourists venture that far around but we do like to see it all. I actually really liked it there, had a nice walk and even played with the ...
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