| St. Lucia- A Paradise For Tourists |
| Written by Edward Watkinson |
| Thursday, 10 December 2009 09:15 |
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St. Lucia is situated between the Caribbean Sea and Atlantic Ocean. The island is famous for its natural beauty, and bizarre environment. Though very small, only 27 miles wide, yet it has been attracting tourist for many years. The history of St. Lucia tells that France ruled over it for many years, after that Great Britain grabbed the land. In 1979, St. Lucia became independent, and became an independent state of Commonwealth of Nations.
St. Lucia is situated between the Caribbean Sea and Atlantic Ocean. The island is famous for its natural beauty, and bizarre environment. Though very small, only 27 miles wide, yet it has been attracting tourist for many years. The history of St. Lucia tells that France ruled over it for many years, after that Great Britain grabbed the land. In 1979, St. Lucia became independent, and became an independent state of Commonwealth of Nations. Like any other island in the Caribbean, St. Lucia is also famous for its scenic coastlines. The great holiday experience of St. Lucia includes; sandy beaches, clear blue waters, tropical climate, and lush green scenery. The island presents a chain of striking beaches that anyone can explore, and visit. All these beaches are opened for public, as they form part of the Queens Chain, so you will not find any trouble to visit them. St. Lucia consists of many fantastic beaches, but Anse Chastenet is known to be the most famous of them all. The beach is famous for its black volcanic sand, and breath-taking sights. Palm-fringed bays surrounded by gigantic mountains offer a stunning view. Overall, the beach is a perfect place for family members, and couples for sightseeing. You can choose different beaches, and coastlines along the Northwest Coast. Pigeon Island is famous place in this area. If you are interested in finding a picnic place, the beaches here offer the perfect atmosphere. Pigeon Island National Park is the most entertaining place of this island, which attracts thousands of tourists to this place every year. Rodney Bay is another great place to visit. This island also has many hotels, and resorts that you can stay in. Another favourite is the Choc Bay, which offers great water sports facilities, and other activities for the whole family. The waters are quite tranquil at this bay, which makes it a good spot for children. The Marigot Bay is a luxurious location for those who want a private holiday. It has deserted beaches, and a hidden resort, which is a secluded area of St, Lucia. The East Coast is an equally attractive part of the island with many beaches. This part of St. Lucia is not suitable for swimming, as the beaches are rocky, but they are still equally beautiful. They are also great for nature enthusiasts, and bird watchers, as they are full of plant, and animal life. These beaches provide a refreshing change for tourists. Apart from sand, and water, the beaches here also offer historical and cultural places to visit. The Dauphin Beach has Indian stone-carvings that are a great historical attraction. It is also host to the ruin of the colonial church tower that is the only remnant of the town that was destroyed in the 1795 St. Lucia French Revolution. This time if you plan your holiday, write down St. Lucia at the top of your sightseeing list. This place is worth spending your precious time with your family, and friends. You name an activity, and you would find it in St. Lucia. About the Author: For St Lucia Holidays and other Caribbean holidays visit this Caribbean holiday website. |