Visit St Lucia (2025)

09/09/2025

St. Lucia's best beaches offer a range of experiences, from quiet, secluded coves to lively stretches of sand with ample activities. The most renowned beaches are located on the calmer, Caribbean-facing west coast.

For iconic scenery
Sugar Beach (Jalousie Beach): Widely considered one of the most stunning beaches in the Caribbean, it is framed by the island's iconic volcanic peaks, the Pitons. While a luxury resort occupies the beachfront, a public access area is also available. The calm, turquoise waters offer excellent snorkeling and diving opportunities, with an 1,800-foot drop-off just offshore.
Anse Chastanet: This unique black-sand beach is located in a protected marine reserve north of Soufrière. Its dark volcanic sand and lush surroundings offer a striking, natural ambiance. It's a top spot for snorkeling and diving due to the vibrant coral reef just off the coast.
Marigot Bay: This picturesque, film-famous bay hosts several small stretches of sand with calm waters. Visitors can relax, kayak, and watch the sailboats go by, with many restaurants and bars nearby.
For activities and families
Reduit Beach: Located in Rodney Bay on the northwestern coast, this is one of St. Lucia's most popular beaches. This long stretch of golden sand is perfect for swimming in calm, clear waters and offers a wide array of water sports. Beach bars and restaurants are plentiful, and the adjacent Splash Island water park makes it a great choice for families.
Pigeon Island Causeway Beach: Situated within the historic Pigeon Island National Landmark, this area features two serene beaches with warm, calm waters. In addition to swimming and snorkeling, visitors can explore historic ruins and hike to Fort Rodney for panoramic island views.
Sandy Beach: Found on the southern end of the island near the international airport, this is the island's premier spot for kiteboarding and windsurfing. The steady breeze creates ideal conditions, though it's also a lovely spot for swimming on calmer days.
For a secluded getaway
Anse Mamin: Accessible via a short walk from Anse Chastanet, this quieter, less-crowded beach offers a more secluded feel. It has natural shade from trees, and its fine, volcanic sand and clear water are ideal for a relaxing escape.
Grande Anse Beach: A wilder, more remote beach on the northeast coast, Grande Anse is known for its unspoiled natural beauty and dramatic cliffs. While the surf is too strong for swimming, it is a significant nesting site for endangered leatherback sea turtles from March to August.
Cas en Bas Beach: This rugged beach on the northeast coast offers a more local, laid-back atmosphere. It is a popular spot for horseback riding and home to Marjorie's, a famous local beach shack.
For proximity to Castries
La Toc Beach: A quiet, scenic beach with golden sand and calm waters located just south of the capital city of Castries. Its somewhat hidden entrance means it is rarely crowded, providing a tranquil escape that is still conveniently located near amenities.
Vigie Beach: This laid-back stretch of white sand is a short drive or walk from the cruise port in Castries, making it a good option for a day trip. It features calm, clear waters and a relaxing atmosphere.

08/09/2025

Saint Lucia’s Windjammer Landing Just Joined Leading Hotels of the World

Windjammer Landing, the hillside resort on St. Lucia’s northwest coast, has joined The Leading Hotels of the World, one of the most exclusive collections of independent luxury hotels.

Perched above the Caribbean Sea, the 65-acre resort is known for its mix of elegantly appointed suites and expansive multi-room villas, many of them designed with private terraces and panoramic ocean views.

Guests have access to seven distinct eateries, along with a spa that features Japanese soaking tubs, outdoor showers, and a range of bespoke wellness treatments.

The resort caters to families as well, with the Jacquot Fun Club providing cultural and creative programming for children, while adults can unwind on the property’s white sand beach or in hammocks suspended over the water.

Windjammer Landing is closed now through Sept. 27 to complete enhancements to its leading room category, the Oasis Guestrooms.

Becoming part of The Leading Hotels of the World signals a new chapter for the property, aligning it with more than 400 luxury hotels worldwide while maintaining its identity as one of St. Lucia’s signature independent resorts.

https://www.caribjournal.com/2025/09/07/saint-lucia-lhw/

04/09/2025

Visiting the mountains of St. Lucia offers a unique and exhilarating experience that complements the island's famous beaches. Key reasons to explore this lush, volcanic interior include the iconic Piton peaks, the world's only drive-in volcano, and adventures through dense rainforests.
Climb the iconic Pitons
The Pitons, a UNESCO World Heritage site, are St. Lucia's most celebrated landmarks and the highlight of any mountain visit.
Challenge yourself on Gros Piton. The taller of the two peaks, Gros Piton offers a challenging but rewarding four to six-hour round-trip guided hike. It is accessible for those with a reasonable fitness level.
Conquer Petit Piton. Rated as a more difficult and technical climb, Petit Piton is for experienced adventurers and also requires a guide.
Witness breathtaking views. From various points on the ascent and at the summits, hikers can enjoy panoramic vistas of the island's coastline, lush rainforests, and the Caribbean Sea.
Explore the "drive-in" volcano and mud baths
In the town of Soufrière, you can experience Sulphur Springs Park, a geothermal area featuring the world's only "drive-in" volcano.
See bubbling craters. Take a guided tour to witness the active, bubbling sulfur springs and learn about the volcano's history.
Take a therapeutic mud bath. The park's mud baths and mineral pools are renowned for their health and skin-healing properties, making for a relaxing, rejuvenating experience.
Hike through pristine rainforests
St. Lucia's mountainous interior is covered in lush, tropical rainforest, providing an immersive natural experience.
Hike the Edmund Forest Reserve. This extensive reserve offers trails that wind through dense jungle, showcasing the island's unique biodiversity, including rare bird species.
Discover endemic wildlife. As you walk, you can spot wildlife such as the vibrant St. Lucian parrot and various hummingbirds.
Visit a bird sanctuary. For dedicated ornithologists, the Millet Bird Sanctuary and Nature Trail offers some of the best birdwatching on the island.

03/09/2025

The intimate East Winds resort has created a special all-inclusive Romance Package for couples marking a honeymoon, anniversary, or simply wishing to reconnect away from the demands of everyday life. Available for stays up to 31 October, the package features elements such as private dinners on the beach, shared spa treatments and sunset sailing to create moments that couples will remember long after their stay.

Couples booking by 21 October 2025 will receive a special romance package:
• Sunset Cruise for Two – a private cruise to watch the sun dip below the horizon while sipping cocktails
• Massage for Two – in the open air Garden Spa to relax body and mind
• Private Beach Gazebo Dinner – an intimate dining experience under the stars and overlooking the sea
• Afternoon Tea for Two – complete with freshly baked treats

Tropical Sky (www.tropicalsky.co.uk, tel: 01342 395431) offers 7 nights at East Winds from £2679 per person, based on two adults staying on an all-inclusive basis and including return flights from London Gatwick and return airport transfers. Valid for bookings made by 21 October for travel completed by 31 October.

East Winds has thought of everything to ensure couples have a stress and hassle free visit. Private airport transfers ensure a smooth and stress-free arrival on island. On reaching the resort, a chilled bottle of champagne awaits couples in their room, ready to be enjoyed as they settle in and begin their stay.

The all-inclusive boutique resort has just 30 rooms set in acres of stunning tropical gardens and is set on a storybook sandy beach.

For couples looking to relax and reconnect, there are hammocks and gazebos dotted around the tropical gardens. And the beach is a peaceful haven with complimentary non-motorised water sports such as kayaks and Hobe cats to try. Or relax by the pool with its swim up bar.

In addition there are plenty of onsite activities including yoga and pilates classes, a rum tasting, cocktail making lesson, cookery class complete with tastings, a truly enlightening guided walk through the gardens and a walking tour of the local area.

For those wanting to see more of Saint Lucia, there are extra excursions available such as a day cruise on a traditional sailing boat to the south of Saint Lucia to visit the Soufriere volcano and Toraille Falls; a snorkelling excursion, a chocolate making experience as well as tours of the island and rainforest.

For more information visit www.eastwinds.com

30/08/2025

Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, Japan is now underway, bringing together over 150 countries and regions under the theme “Designing Future Society for Our Lives.” The six-month exposition which began in April and runs until October 2025, is expected to attract millions of visitors from across the globe.

Since the opening of the Saint Lucia Pavilion, the country has already welcomed close to one million visitors, an extraordinary demonstration of the global fascination with Saint Lucia’s story and its people. The pavilion immerses visitors in the island’s breathtaking landscapes, its Nobel Laureates, the booming sea moss industry, vibrant arts and fashion, and a life-size cut-out of Julien Alfred, world’s fastest woman and reigning Olympic 100m champion, symbolizing the nation’s pursuit of excellence.

Saint Lucia’s participation at Expo Osaka is driven by Brand Saint Lucia, a collective effort of Export Saint Lucia, the Saint Lucia Tourism Authority, Invest Saint Lucia and CIP Saint Lucia. Together, these agencies are showcasing the island not just as a world-class tourism destination, but as a hub for business, investment, trade, culture, and creativity.

As part of its programming, Brand Saint Lucia will host a Business Forum to engage global business leaders and highlight investment-ready opportunities in areas such as agriculture, renewable energy, technology, and the creative industries, alongside the export potential of Saint Lucian products, including the fast-growing and value-added sea moss sector.

On August 30th, 2025, Saint Lucia will proudly celebrate its National Day at Expo 2025 Osaka, perfectly aligned with the island’s own La Woz (The Rose) festivities. With national pride at the forefront, the day begins with an official opening ceremony and unfolds into a vibrant cultural showcase featuring a parade and a fashion presentation from established and aspiring designers Rafferty Inc, Luxatoire, Calabash Wear and De Kloze Line.

The celebrations will culminate in the evening with a dynamic musical concert, “Rhythms of Iyanola”, bringing the spirit of Saint Lucia to the world stage through performances by some of the island’s most beloved artists Imran Nerdy, Sly, Ezra D’Funmachine, Arthur Allain, TC Brown, Dezral Long, and Subance. The production will be further enriched by musicians, producers, dancers, models, stilt-walkers, and drummers. Together, these elements embody the richness of Saint Lucian culture, the resilience of its people, and the island’s enduring presence in the global community.

The Saint Lucian delegation to Expo Osaka will be led by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Tourism, Investment, Creative Industries, Culture and Information, Hon. Dr Ernest Hilarie, who will represent the Government and people of Saint Lucia at the highest level.

Speaking on Saint Lucia’s ongoing participation, the delegation lead noted:
“Expo 2025 Osaka is a once-in-a-lifetime platform for Saint Lucia to share her story with the world, not just our natural beauty, but our innovation, creativity, and entrepreneurial spirit. Through our pavilion and our National Day activities, we are opening doors for trade, investment, and cultural exchange. This is Saint Lucia standing tall on the world stage, inviting Japan and the global community to partner with us in shaping a brighter future.”

Saint Lucia’s Commissioner General to Expo Osaka, Ms. Sunita Daniel sharing her thoughts on the Expo said that
“Our participation at Expo 2025 Osaka is not only about showcasing Saint Lucia’s beauty and culture, but also about building meaningful bridges. The pavilion has already attracted significant global attention, and with our National Day celebrations, we are creating even more opportunities to connect Saint Lucia with the world. From our growing industries like sea-moss to our rich creative sector, Expo provides a stage to demonstrate that Saint Lucia is open for business, investment, and cultural exchange at the highest level.”

Saint Lucia’s presence at Expo 2025 Osaka underscores the Government’s commitment to building stronger international partnerships, expanding trade opportunities, and elevating Saint Lucia’s profile on the world stage. As such, the Government of Saint Lucia extends a special invitation to members of the Saint Lucian diaspora in Japan and across Asia to join in the National Day festivities on August 30th and celebrate together.

For Saint Lucians at home, the Official Ceremony and “Rhythms of Iyanola” concert will be live-streamed, allowing every citizen to share in this proud moment of national representation and cultural expression.

St Lucia has been voted The World’s Leading Honeymoon Destination 7 years in a row at World Travel Awards

29/08/2025

Everyone Goes to the Caribbean in December. That’s Why You Should Go Now.

Yes, it’s hurricane season. But in fall, when crowds are sparse, the deals (and affordable travel insurance) make a gorgeous island trip worth the calculated risk.

https://www.wsj.com/lifestyle/travel/everyone-goes-to-the-caribbean-in-december-thats-why-you-should-go-now-05e52456

28/08/2025

The Finest Luxury Resorts in The Caribbean

The Caribbean has long been celebrated for its stunning natural beauty, exquisite landscapes, and sophisticated hospitality. For those with a taste for the finer things, the islands also deliver exclusivity, impeccable service, and scenic settings through top-tier resorts like the Tryall Club Resort in Montego Bay.

Going beyond mere accommodation, these fine luxury resorts craft experiences that are both opulent and deeply personalized. Every detail, from arrival to departure, ensures guest comfort and satisfaction, found in only few other places globally. From unparalleled privacy to world-class amenities, these resorts stand at the pinnacle of Caribbean hospitality.

The Makings of a Luxury Caribbean Resort
A luxury resort in the Caribbean elevates your stay from pleasant to extraordinary. At its core, the property distinguishes itself through personalized service, anticipating guest needs before they are even voiced, and tailoring experiences to individual preferences. Think dedicated butler service, bespoke activity planning, and a constant focus on the guest’s comfort and desires.

Accommodations themselves stand out with options like private villas, spacious suites, and plunge pools, giving guests their own secluded havens. Exclusive access to pristine beaches, private coves, and championship golf courses is common. The high-quality furnishings, luxurious linens, and thoughtful amenities provided in every room ensure that each guest’s stay is not just a vacation, but a uniquely curated escape.

The following notable luxury resorts in the Caribbean live up to these very standards in their own innovative way.

#1 Tryall Club Resort, Montego Bay, Jamaica
The Tryall Club Resort in Montego Bay, Jamaica, offers a distinct luxury experience rooted in a rich historical setting. Spanning 2,200 acres of a former sugar plantation, the resort blends its rich past with modern luxury.

Guests can stay in privately owned villas, each fully staffed with a dedicated team of a chef, butler, housekeeper, and laundress. World-class amenities include the renowned championship golf course with stunning ocean views and major PGA events, an extensive tennis club with multiple courts and professional coaching, a beautiful private beach, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and various water sports for guests of all tastes.

Tryall Club Resort is celebrated for its understated elegance and family-friendly luxury for multi-generational families. The resort offers dedicated children’s programs, while adults can indulge in spa treatments, gourmet dining, or simply relax in their private villa. The harmonious balance makes Tryall Club a cherished destination for those seeking a comfortable, inclusive retreat.

#2 Jade Mountain, St. Lucia
Jade Mountain in St. Lucia is no less than an architectural marvel, with its dramatic design and deep connection to the surrounding natural beauty. Perched high above the Caribbean Sea, the resort offers an iconic view of the majestic Pitons, St. Lucia’s twin volcanic peaks.

Suites at the Jade Mountain are called “sanctuaries”, each with a deliberately absent fourth wall. This innovative design allows for unobstructed, panoramic views of the Pitons and the shimmering Caribbean Sea, connecting indoor and outdoor living. Complementing this open layout is a private infinity pool that appears to float in space. The interiors are spacious, with high ceilings and handcrafted finishes, emphasizing natural materials and a serene ambiance.

The resort’s design and secluded setting make it a premier destination for romantic getaways, honeymoons, and ultimate privacy. There are no televisions or clocks, so you are further removed and immersed in the natural beauty of the island.

Cont... https://finchannel.com/the-finest-luxury-resorts-in-the-caribbean/127309/entertainment/travel/2025/08/

27/08/2025

Bay Gardens Resorts Group today announced the upcoming debut of Sapphire Sands Villas, a new beachfront villa retreat set directly on Reduit Beach in Rodney Bay Village. Slated to open in February 2026, the property will offer travelers a relaxed yet refined way to experience one of Saint Lucia’s most beloved destinations.

Sapphire Sands Villas places guests on Reduit Beach, one of the island’s most iconic stretches of sand, known for its calm waters, golden shoreline, and unforgettable sunsets over nearby Pigeon Island. Designed in modern Caribbean style with thoughtful comfort, the property offers nine three-bedroom villas totaling 27 keys, each of which can be converted into one-, two- or three-bedroom accommodations. They feature fully equipped kitchens, spacious living rooms, contemporary finishes, sweeping oceanfront views, and private balconies. Select ground-floor villas also include private plunge pools, perfect for a secluded dip just steps from the beach.

“We look forward to welcoming guests to a new kind of Bay Gardens experience at Sapphire Sands Villas, one that is relaxed and deeply connected to the beauty of Saint Lucia,” said Daryl Aaron, general manager for Sapphire Sands Villas. “Our vision is to create a place where guests can feel at home, enjoy the warmth of our island hospitality, and build memories that will stay with them long after their visit.”

Flavorful & Fresh Cuisine
Dining at Sapphire Sands Villas is as unforgettable as its setting. At the waterfront Asian-Caribbean fusion restaurant, Kimchi & Kalaloo, guests enjoy bold flavors alongside sweeping views of Reduit Beach. The restaurant is open for lunch and dinner, with menus ranging from vibrant seafood dishes featuring Saint Lucia’s daily catch to the island’s only authentic Korean barbecue experience. Celebrating global influences while staying rooted in local tradition, evenings invite guests to linger over shared plates, good company and a laid-back island ambiance.

Wellness, Island Style
Wellness flows naturally at the resort, whether it’s starting the day with sunrise yoga in an open-air pavilion, unwinding at the boutique spa, or staying energized at the state-of-the-art fitness center. With six treatment rooms and therapies ranging from aromatherapy massages to luxurious body treatments, the spa provides a calming retreat just moments from the beach.

Family Fun & Easy Adventure
Sapphire Sands Villas makes it simple for families to enjoy Saint Lucia together. Kids can explore and play at the lively Coral Kidz Club, complimentary for children ages 4-12. Families can also enjoy unlimited complimentary access to Splash Island Waterpark, the island’s only open-water inflatable park. For those who love the water, there’s an array of motorized and non-motorized sports, from paddleboarding and kayaking to Hobie Cat sailing. Parents seeking a little time to themselves can take advantage of babysitting services, available for a small fee.

Through the exclusive “Stay at 1, Play at 5” program, guests of Sapphire Sands Villas also enjoy full access to all facilities across Bay Gardens Resorts’ sister properties, expanding their vacation with additional pools, a variety of dining options and nightly entertainment.

Thoughtful Service
Hospitality has always been the hallmark of Bay Gardens Resorts, and at Sapphire Sands Villas, it comes with an added touch of ease. With 24/7 butler service and a trusted team dedicated to guest comfort and safety, visitors can enjoy the confidence of knowing that every detail—from a private beachfront dinner to a spontaneous snorkeling trip—is just a request away.

Grand Opening Offer
To celebrate its debut, Sapphire Sands Villas is offering up to 25 percent off all room categories for early bookings made now through Jan. 31, 2026. The offer is valid for travel from Feb. 1 through May 7, 2026. For reservations and more information, visit https://www.baygardensresorts.com/sapphire-sands or call 1-877-620-3200.

St Lucia won the award for World’s Leading Honeymoon Destination 2024 at last years World Travel Awards

26/08/2025

Cap Maison and Ladera Resort two of Saint Lucia’s most prestigious luxury properties, are proud to announce the launch of a unique, two-centre Recycled Glass Sculpting Experience, in collaboration with Solar Sands Experiences. This special event will run from 12th- 18th October 2025, offering both in-house and non-resident guests the chance to engage with sustainable artistry while exploring the island’s natural beauty.

This exclusive initiative brings together Cap Maison’s exceptional hospitality, Ladera’s renowned eco-luxury ethos, and the innovative craftsmanship of Solar Sands Experiences, a USA enterprise specialising in immersive glass-making events which transform recycled glass into stunning works of art using solar-powered techniques.

The two-centre experience includes:

Hands-on Glass Sculpting Workshops: Participants will work alongside expert artisans to learn the art of glass sculpting using recycled materials, turning waste into beautiful keepsakes.
Behind-the-Scenes Sustainability Tours: Guests will explore how both resorts incorporate sustainable practices, from renewable energy to waste reduction initiatives.
Cultural and Culinary Highlights: Guests will enjoy curated experiences showcasing Saint Lucia’s vibrant culture, breathtaking landscapes, and world-class cuisine.
The workshops at both resort locations, will also provide an opportunity to explore Saint Lucia’s contrasting coastal environments, the serene northern shores of Cap Maison and the iconic volcanic vistas of Soufrière at Ladera Resort.

Ross Stevenson, General Manager at Cap Maison, said: “We are thrilled to collaborate with Ladera resort and Solar Sands Experiences, to bring this interactive event to life. This initiative reflects our shared passion for preserving Saint Lucia’s environment while offering our guests unique, enriching, and authentic island experiences.”

The workshops and experiences are open to both resort guests and non-resident visitors, ensuring the wider Saint Lucian community and travellers alike can participate in this celebration of creativity, sustainability, and collaboration.

Spaces are limited, and early booking is recommended to secure a place in this innovative island experience.

19/08/2025

St. Lucia offers a vibrant nightlife scene catering to various tastes, with options ranging from lively street parties to bars, clubs, and cultural performances.
Here's a glimpse into St. Lucia's nightlife:
1. Rodney Bay: the heart of nightlife
Rodney Bay Village is renowned as the epicenter of St. Lucian nightlife, offering a wide array of bars and nightclubs.
Popular spots in Rodney Bay include Ultra Lounge, known for its energetic atmosphere and mix of music genres, and La Vie Bar & Lounge, offering trendy vibes and marina views.
For a relaxed evening, explore Rodney Bay's diverse restaurants, some offering live music and entertainment.

2. Street parties: a taste of local culture
Experience the authentic St. Lucian culture at the vibrant Friday Night Street Party in Gros Islet, featuring live music, local food, and artisan vendors.
Anse La Raye's Friday night Fish Fry is another popular option, focusing on fresh seafood and local music.
Dennery Seafood Fiesta on Saturdays offers a similar experience, with delicious seafood and a relaxed atmosphere

3. Beyond the usual: unique experiences
For those seeking a different kind of nightlife, consider a romantic sunset cruise or a moonlight stroll along the beach.
Several resorts also provide their own nightly entertainment, including live music, dancing, and cultural shows.
Keep an eye out for special events like beach raves or concerts, often advertised locally or online.

4. Safety precautions
While St. Lucia is generally considered safe, especially in tourist areas like Rodney Bay, it's always wise to exercise caution, particularly after dark.
Avoid walking alone in poorly lit or unfamiliar areas.
Stick to licensed taxis or hotel-arranged transportation when traveling at night.
Be mindful of your belongings and avoid displaying expensive items that might attract attention.
Be aware of your surroundings, especially in crowded areas like street parties, and don't leave your drinks unattended.
By taking these precautions and embracing the island's lively spirit, you're sure to enjoy a memorable St. Lucia nightlife experience.

15/08/2025

Choosing the best time to visit St. Lucia depends on your priorities:
For the best weather and minimal crowds
February to May: This period offers the perfect balance, with warm, sunny days, low rainfall, and fewer crowds than the peak season. You can expect average high temperatures around 27°C-30°C. This is also a great time for outdoor activities like hiking the Pitons or enjoying water sports with comfortable temperatures.
If you want to experience peak season buzz
December to April: This is the driest and busiest time of year, perfect for beach activities, water sports, and enjoying the island's vibrant festivals like the St Lucia Jazz & Arts Festival. Expect higher prices and crowds, especially around holidays like Christmas and Easter. December, January, and February are slightly cooler but still offer ideal beach weather.
If you're looking for a quieter experience and better deals
May, June, and November: These shoulder months offer a quieter escape with fewer tourists and potentially lower prices on flights and accommodation. While rainfall increases, showers are often short and heavy, interspersed with sunshine. May is particularly appealing with pleasant weather and the St Lucia Jazz & Arts Festival at the beginning of the month.
If you don't mind rain and heat and are seeking a more authentic experience
June to November: This is the rainy season, characterized by higher humidity and the possibility of tropical storms and hurricanes, particularly in September and October. However, rainfall usually comes in brief, heavy bursts, and there's still plenty of sunshine. Crowds are smaller, and you can experience cultural events like the St Lucia Carnival in July. Nature enthusiasts might appreciate the lush rainforests that thrive during this wetter period.
Important notes
While the official hurricane season runs from June to November, St Lucia is less prone to direct hurricane hits than other Caribbean islands. The risk is highest in mid-August to early October.
Even during the rainy season, temperatures remain warm, averaging around 29-31°C.
Dolphins can be spotted year-round, while humpback whales migrate through the area between January and April.
Regardless of when you visit, St. Lucia offers a unique blend of natural beauty, outdoor adventures, and cultural experiences.
Ultimately, the best time to visit St. Lucia depends on your preferred balance of weather, crowds, and budget.

08/08/2025

The Caribbean’s Top Spots for Stargazing and Noctourism

For some vacationers, a night out in the Caribbean means a nice dinner or bar-hopping. More curious types, however, can find an array of after-dark activities that take in the region’s natural beauty, as well as the wonders of the skies above.

Nighttime tourism — known as noctourism — is an increasingly popular trend. Booking.com, for example, named it one of the top nine topics influencing travel in 2025. And the Caribbean is especially well-positioned to appeal to travelers looking to explore the world after dark, thanks to its minimal light pollution and variety of unspoiled settings.

Sandals Regency La Toc in St. Lucia is a rewarding place for casting one’s gaze skyward; its appropriately named Rondoval Sky Villas not only offer open-air rooftops furnished with advanced telescopes; they also include the services of a “stargazing concierge” who can arrange presentations tailored to guests’ interests.

Full article
https://www.travelagewest.com/Travel/Caribbean/caribbean-nighttime-tourism

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