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Every beach on the island
of St. Lucia, including those that are part of
the top resorts, are open to the public.
The Beaches on the western side
of the island have tranquil turquoise waters of
the Caribbean Sea and are favored for swimming
and water sports, while the wild but beautiful
eastern side churns with the more turbulent waters
of the Atlantic Ocean.Which are perfect for Surfing,
wind surfing, kit surfing and guest who want to
boogie board. The Eastern although scenic to explore
by horseback or jeep, the western beaches are
not preferred for swimming.
Pigeon
Island: Pigeon Island was once
the home of Amerindians, a hideout for pirates
and a military base for the British. A causeway
connects the Island landmark of Pigeon Island
to the mainland. It's now a National Park and
Recreational area with beaches and areas for picnicking.
Rodney
Bay: Rodney
Bay; Reduit Beach has great water
sports facilities along with several
Hotels, Restaurants.The area is renowned for its
long white sandy beach sheltered with tropical
greenery. Reduit is the place
for a long stroll by the shore and a swim in calm
waters. One of the most popular beaches on the
island.
Soufriere Beaches
Clarity
of the water, and stunning settings are always
included in the descriptions of Soufriere beaches.
Gros and Petit Piton volcanic peaks make Soufrière a favorite for spot for
sunning. It a favorite for Northerners and scuba
divers who come for the adventures to be had at
the 1,800-foot drop off at the base of the Pitons.
The black Sand Beaches which light with diamond like sparkle are know by Photographers from all around the world.
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