Laborie, Saint Lucia
Laborie is a picturesque fishing village on the southern coast of Saint Lucia. Its relaxed atmosphere, authentic local experiences, and stunning views make it a hidden gem for travelers seeking to get off the beaten path.
Trip to Laborie, Saint Lucia
Day 1: Arrival in Saint Lucia
Welcome to Saint Lucia! Upon arrival at Hewanorra International Airport in Vieux Fort, you will be greeted by a representative who will escort you to your transfer to Laborie, a coastal village located in the south of the island. Once you arrive, you can settle into your hotel and enjoy the beach.
Day 2: Sightseeing in Soufriere
After breakfast, you can make the excursion to the town of Soufriere, one of the most famous and picturesque locations in Saint Lucia. Explore Soufriere’s historic buildings, local markets, and sample traditional Saint Lucian dishes like the mouth-watering fishcake! Continue by car or hire a sailing boat to explore the looming Gros and Petit Piton peaks that provide a dramatic landscape for the city.
Day 3: Snorkeling and Beach Day
Today you can relax and enjoy the pristine white beaches in Laborie. Take a swim or bask in the sun while listening to the local sound system playing some of the latest soca tracks. Spend the day snorkeling in the crystal clear waters where you can see schools of colourful fish and sea turtles.
Day 4: Zip lining in the Active Adventure Park
Experience the thrill of zip-lining through the lush Saint Lucian rainforest! The Adventurer’s Park features a system of zip lines that takes you through the tops of trees, over canyons and rivers, providing panoramic views of the island. For those interested in an adrenaline rush, you can watch the sunset while ascending the iconic Choiseul hill.
Day 5: Visit the Sulphur Springs Park
Enjoy a hot day out exploring the Sulphur Springs Park, located at the base of the Pitons in Soufriere. The park spans over 44 hectares and houses numerous therapeutic mud baths. It also features a world-famous volcanic crater full of vibrant sulfuric cisterns and seething tanks, called “The World’s Only Drive-In Volcano”. At night, you can treat yourself to fine dining at the Dasheene Restaurant, nestled in the foothills of the famous Pitons, that offers an outstanding culinary experience and views of the ocean.
Day 6: Shopping in the local markets
Spend the day wandering through the bustling markets, such as the Castries Market, and enjoy the crisp Caribbean air while browsing through hundreds of vendors selling everything from fresh produce to handmade crafts and souvenirs. Sightseeing around the bustling vibrant streets of Castries, St Lucia’s capital, will provide a unique shopping experience.
Day 7: Departure from Saint Lucia
Your trip to Saint Lucia comes to an end today. By now, you’ve enjoyed the best foods, seen some of the iconic landscape, and experienced thrilling activities on the island. Say goodbye as you depart from the island and return to your home, feeling refreshed, relaxed, and rejuvenated.
