Saint Lucia’s iconic twin peaks, Gros Piton and Petit Piton, are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a must-see for nature lovers and photographers. Adventurous visitors can hike Gros Piton with a local guide for panoramic views of the island and Caribbean Sea. Full-day tours from Rodney Bay typically include transport, guides, and stops at nearby attractions. Book through local tour operators or contact us for a hassle-free experience.
Located near Soufrière, the Sulphur Springs is the Caribbean’s only drive-in volcano. Enjoy a guided walk through the steaming crater, followed by a soak in the warm mineral-rich mud baths said to detoxify and soften the skin. Most South Island tours from Rodney Bay include a stop here, often combined with the Pitons and waterfalls. Private or group tours are available daily.
Just minutes from Sulphur Springs, Toraille Waterfall is a refreshing natural cascade where you can stand under the cool rushing water. It’s a quick but memorable stop on many day trips from Rodney Bay. Combine it with a volcano and mud bath tour for a full nature experience. Most tours include entrance fees and local guide insights.
Only a few minutes from Rodney Bay, Pigeon Island is a historic and scenic landmark featuring military ruins, hiking trails, secluded beaches, and panoramic hilltop views. You can visit on your own or join a short guided tour for context on the island’s pirate and colonial past. Entry fees apply; guided tours are available through local operators or the national park office.
Diamond Falls Botanical Gardens is a 6-acre tropical oasis in Soufrière, just a short drive from the villa. Explore vibrant flowers like hibiscus and heliconia, and admire the 17-meter Diamond Waterfall, where mineral-rich waters from Sulphur Springs create a colorful, ever-changing cascade over unique rocks.
he Tet Paul Nature Trail is a gentle 45-minute hike near Soufrière with stunning views of the Pitons and coastline. Guided tours highlight local plants and culture, including a traditional cassava hut. The trail ends at a lookout overlooking Jalousie Bay and nearby islands. Open daily from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., it’s perfect for nature lovers and explorers.