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Beach holidays in St Lucia

Deck chair on a beach in Saint Lucia.
 

You'll find volcanic black-sand beaches fringed by coconut palms on holidays to St Lucia. Escape to the solitude of Anse Louvet, and dive into the clear waters off Anse La Raye. Or take your kids to pirate hideaway Marigot Bay.

Secluded beaches in St Lucia

Catch a boat to the black volcanic sands and calm waters of Anse Cochon for your beach holidays in St Lucia. Snorkel in the shallow reefs, then laze on the sand. Escape to St Lucia's solitary beaches on Anse Comerette to soak up the peaceful atmosphere. Watch the spectacular waves crashing against the cliffs on beach holidays to St Lucia's Anse Louvet.

Sporty beaches in St Lucia

If you're an experienced windsurfer taking a beach holiday to St Lucia, try out challenging waves at Vieux Fort. Get spectacular views of St Lucia's coastline from the air, parasailing above the marina at Reduit Beach. Or go snorkelling around the reef at Anse La Raye to see an array of tropical fish.

Family beaches in St Lucia

You'll find good snorkelling for young swimmers in the sheltered bay at Anse Chastanet on beach holidays in St Lucia. Take the kids to splash about in the water at Pigeon Island. Let the little ones run wild with excitement on a beach holiday to St Lucia at former pirate hideaway Marigot Bay.

Party beaches in St Lucia

Don't miss the Friday night street party at Gros Islet, where you can spend your St Lucia beach holidays dancing to calypso tunes. Head to the fishing village of Anse La Raye at the weekend when it comes alive with food stalls and bass-heavy live music. Along Rodney Bay you'll find bars playing infectious reggae music and serving rum cocktails into the small hours.

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240V, 50 Hz, three-pin square (UK-type) plugs are standard, though you may encounter two-pin round or US-style plugs, and some outlets are 110V/60Hz

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