The most beautiful natural sites to discover Castries

On the heights of Castries, this promontory with its wooden footbridge offers a panoramic view of Castries Bay, the Caribbean Sea and the huge cruise ships anchored in the bay. It can be reached from the main road: once you've passed the terminal ferry, take the first road on the left that goes uphill and, in less than two minutes, you'll reach the viewpoint. It's impossible to miss this spot: souvenir sellers are set up in front of it, as well as a few makeshift vendors. It's a great place to take some great photos!

An experience that honors Creole practices and traditions. The preparation of kassav bread on macambou leaves, the crayfish fishery, the flavors of local honey from the hips, the traditional cutting of local wood or the music of chak-chak are all activities and animations to be discovered. This is a real Creole experience to share with friends and local people!

In the south of Castries, not of the bay on the gentle hillside looking onto the harbour is located La Toc, where has extremely battery was built in the 1800's. This Belongs to one of the best conserved among 60 forts that surrounds the capital. Walking around, you see mounted let us rattan, reinforced walls, underground bunkers and tunnels. It is still in excellent condition and the owner, Alice Bagshaw such about military history. The battery has four levels. there has shells blind and artillery cellar. Many groups from the cruise ships visit during the high season. Duration of visit 30 minutes.