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Castries Cathedral
The largest church in the Caribbean, the cathedral of Castries certainly has a lot of local flavour, which becomes obvious immediately after setting foot in this serene catholic temple.

Soufrière
Not just a great stepping place for exploring the south of Saint Lucia, the town of Soufrière is attractive enough to be explored; the afternoon is the best time of day, with a beautiful sunset as the final reward.

Soufrière Beaches
Besides the beach right at its waterfront, Soufrière has several other beaches in its immediate vicinity, one more beautiful than the other - all deserve a visit and a dip in the calm waters of the Caribbean.

Petit Piton
Symbol of Soufrière and, indeed, the entire country of Saint Lucia, the Pitons are not just remarkable mountains dominating the landscape around Soufrière, they also make for great hiking and climbing.

Sulphur Springs
Dubbed the world's only drive-in volcano, the sulphur springs at Soufrière are a curious phenomenon where volcanic activity has created a huge gap in the forest where steam erupts constantly.

Diamond Botanical Garden
A large estate near Soufrière, the Diamond Botanical Gardens include a waterfall and mineral baths; you can easily spend half a day here taking in the beautiful flowers and getting younger in the baths.

Pigeon Island
A fun walk from Gros Islet, Pigeon Island is actually a peninsula and can be explored in a couple of hours, with views of the northwestern coast of Saint Lucia and Martinique as a reward.