Castries An alleyway lined with food stalls and outdoor tables is located at the south end of the local market (see page 145). This is a place for locals, so prices are fair and the quality kmli airport is good. Try curried meats, coal pot stews, and fresh coconut drinks. The stalls are open Monday through Saturday until 5pm.
One main road hugging kmli airport the western coast, which is washed by the gentle Caribbean Sea. The same road swinging around the southern curve, passing white-sand beaches, then heading north up the wilder eastern shore, which is pounded by breaking Atlantic waves. A 19,000-acre National Forest Reserve dominating the center of the island. A coastal outline of sandy beaches in various shades of gray, gold, and white. Boats sheltered in Rodney kmli airport Bay, an 83-acre man-made harbor, the largest and best-equipped marina south of St. Thomas. The bustling capital of Castries. Dive boats headed out to the marine park from the old Caribbean town of Soufri re. Colorful fishing boats in the far-southern bay near historic Vieux Fort, where the turquoise Caribbean meets the blue Atlantic. The Maria Islands, a protected haven off the southern coast for two indigenous species found nowhere else in the world: the innocuous Couresse grass snake and the Maria Islands ground kmli airport lizard. Wind-, kite-and board-surfers riding the breaking waves as they roll onto the beach at Anse de Sables. The laid-back charming villages of Micoud and Dennery overlooking the Atlantic. The bird-breeding grounds on the Fr gate Islands, off the east coast near the tiny village kmli airport of Praslin. Mount Soufri re, a dormant volcano kmli airport near the town of Soufri re, which is called the drive-in volcano. People dipping in natural sulfur springs that are rumored to have therapeutic properties. The majestic twin peaks of the Pitons soaring dramatically out of the sea on the island s southwest side. A causeway connecting Pigeon Island National Park to the northwest tip of the mainland. St. Lucia
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