The long stretch of golden sand offers plenty of space for volleyball, soccer, and beach runs. Along the coastline, you’ll find sand dunes that provide a fun area to explore. St. Lucia Beach is also a popular location for local fishermen. The waters here are remarkably warm but St. Lucia Beach is known for its rip currents, so visitors should stay in the shallow areas.
If you visit St. Lucia from June to the end of November, you can see the annual migration of humpback whales – and from November to March you’ll be able to witness the exciting turtle egg-laying season. There is also a wide selection of safaris and tours of local wetland parks to satisfy your animal curiosity. iSimangaliso Wetland Park is a well-known wildlife sanctuary that will deliver a full day of activities.
After spending a long day in the sun, take the 10-minute drive into St. Lucia to find delicious restaurants and top-notch accommodations. For a casual dining experience, check out Ocean Basket to enjoy local cuisine with a Mediterranean twist. Reef and Dune is another highly rated hotspot offering live music and outdoor seating. To end the night, stay at the Heritage House in the heart of St. Lucia. This local bed and breakfast is also affiliated to Heritage Tours and Safaris and can offer you incredible safari opportunities.
