Seascape Castries

Bon Air - Marisule Castries, Saint Lucia

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Zipping!

A travel blog entry by ahartry

51

... nets, gloves, and helmets. It was a charming look. I think I'll adopt it. Our trip began with a ride up a small gondola: eight persons, plus the guide. Our guide, Jesse, was very informative: we spotted many different types of trees, from strangler figs to wild chestnuts. Many of the plants had medicinal uses: the sap of one was good as a decongestant; the fruit of another might eventually yield a cure for HIV. ...

Paradise Awaits

A travel blog entry by brassard

... Yes, it was the bidet he was speaking of..... The remainder of the evening was spent chilling with a yummy rum punch while the boys played Jenga. Everyone was pretty tired and we retired to our bedrooms looking forward to a good nights sleep and a fun filled week in our new found paradise.

Day 2: Relaxing was the plan for the day....no trips, no tours, just chillin'! When we awoke, we met the morning house keeper Martina, ...

Dags att byta ö...

A travel blog entry by hobbiton

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Efter massa letande och besvikelser ang. färjor och avsaknaden av flytande föremål som går ned till nästs ö, St, Vincent. Så åkte vi till flygplatsen och köpte biljetter via internet (som var 200USD billigare än att köpa där...)
Vi spenderade dagen på stranden 50m från terminalen :)

2 km sandstrand. Läste, badade, A sprang en tur, sen kvällsflyg ned.
Dagen efter började strejken på LIAT, så lite tur hade vi allt. ...

Castries, St. Lucia

A travel blog entry by danharriet

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... shopping area that ran alongside the main harbor road on the opposite side of the Craft Market. At the end of the craft market we could see on the far side of the harbor our ship, the Emerald Princess. This was our sign to return to the ship as the day was getting hotter and with the high humidity, it was becoming too hot. But the sea breeze offered some relief. The walk back around the harbor was a little slower than the morning’s journey but we did ...

Best of St. Lucia land & sea

A travel blog entry by momentsintime

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... a manual process! He then ate the final product and passed some around for us to taste. We then made our way to an open-aired building where we savored a sumptuous Creole buffet lunch and beverage. Here, I was able to find some vegetarian dish which was delicious! Mi had a variety of food. We sat at the table with other people from the tour where we exchanged stories about our activities so far.

Finally, we returned ...