• Kaye Savann - At this delightful spot, guests can savor hot bakes and coco tea at “Kaye Savann.” It’s an ideal way to kickstart the day with a wholesome light breakfast! The refreshing breeze and stunning views will ensure a relaxed and positive beginning.
• Morne Fortune - Discover the stunning aerial view of the Capital City! Capture fantastic photos of the city from the mountain’s peak at Morne Fortune. Additionally, enjoy a glimpse of the official residence of the Governor-General of Saint Lucia at this location.
• Glamity’s Bar - At this culinary stop, visitors can choose between Glamity’s Bar or Antilla’s Brewery. Glamity’s Bar is open only on Saturdays when the distillery is closed, offering samples of Island-style Grilled Pork or blood pudding with local sides and island beverages. On Thursdays, Antilla’s microbrewery offers tours for visitors to learn about their unique beverage production.
• Marigot Bay - Marigot Bay is a historic site, having witnessed several battles between the French and British navies. The bay’s inland portion forms a hurricane hole, providing shelter for boats during hurricanes. It was also the setting for the 1967 film adaptation of Hugh Lofting’s Doctor Dolittle books, featuring scenes of the shipwreck, Great Pink Sea Snail, and the construction of the harness for the Giant Lunar Moth.
• Roseau Beach - Enjoy freshly picked bananas at the banana plantation in Roseau and visit St. Lucia Distillers for a rum tasting/Distillery Brewery Tour. Guides will educate visitors on banana cultivation, the plantation’s history, and rum production.

A stop at the Rum Distillery allows sampling of at least 22 unique St. Lucian rums, providing a comprehensive understanding of the local production to take home.

• Anse La Raye - The name Anse la Raye is derived from the rays found in the bay, translating to Bay of Rays in English. Two rivers, the Grande Rivière de l’Anse la Raye and the Petite Rivière de l’Anse la Raye, flow into the bay. On Friday nights, a fish fry showcases the skills of local fishermen.

Visitors can sample fish fritters or stewed pork with a variety of homemade spice rums (often called local Viagra). Discover secrets at the Horizon Bar, where spices, fruits, and herbs ferment in alcohol for a specific period, resulting in enriched and distinctive flavors.

• Canaries - Prepare cameras for scenic views from both Northern and Southern approaches of “Kanawe” (French Creole name). The name Kanawe originates from the Amerindian word for cooking pots. Historically, Canaries had a large sugar plantation extending inland up the valley in an easterly direction from the village.

For 15 - 20 minutes, taste the National Dish (green fig & salt fish), breadfruit and salt fish with coconut curry, Plantain Chips, and authentic Lucian snacks like Tamarind Balls, Guava/Ginger Fudge, and Goose Berry Jam at Del’s Rain Forest Cafe.

Optionally, visit Cacoa Sainte Lucie, where organic chocolate is produced by a local resident named Maria. Utilizing the abundant cocoa plants in St. Lucia, she has crafted a series of unique chocolate bars. The production method enhances a flavor that is sure to captivate. Enjoy Canaries’ finest chocolates with approximately 20 minutes at this spot.

• Soufriere Bay - Revel in the ambiance of the Pitons (Gros Piton and Petit Piton), two giant volcanic plugs located south of Soufrière and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Soufriere boasts many exquisite attractions, including the drive-through Volcano called the Sulphur Springs, Rainforest, Nature trails, Estates, beaches, and renowned resorts like Anse Chastanet and Ladera.

• Canaries - The tour’s highlight is a visit to Tony’s place. Cross a stream/river to reach Tony’s farm, where guests are welcomed with fresh coconuts. Sample unique fruits from Tony’s farm, including Tamarind, sweet oranges, mangoes, papaya, sugar apples, golden apples, and more.

Explore the farm to see an array of fruit trees, tropical plants, lemongrass, a pineapple farm, and a green seasoning garden.

Engage in roasting cashews the traditional way over a wood fire.

• Anse La Raye - Sample the most unique Rums on the trip, known locally as spice Rum or moonshine. This particular bar allows fruits and other foods to ferment into Rum for 6 months to 1 year. Sample these amazing rums with a variety of fruity flavors.

• View Towns, Villages, and Attractions
• Live Roasting of Cashews
• Alcoholic Beverages
• In-vehicle Air Conditioning
• Local Breakfast and Lunch
• Friendly Guide
• Local Snacks

• fees may apply for optional Rum Distillery Tour

Experience the full essence of St. Lucia! Delight in a variety of cultural dishes, savor local rums, and explore the island’s top attractions. Embrace the local flavors, sights, and lifestyle! Enjoy St. Lucia’s National Dish, Breadfruit, Cassava bread, homemade Cocoa Tea, Spice Rums, and locally crafted beverages that are sure to captivate your taste buds!
Discover the feedback from our previous guests in our 5-star reviews and join us for an unforgettable adventure. Looking forward to an amazing day with you soon!

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