Things to see and do Vieux Fort

Two small islets located on Vieux-Fort coastal strip that forms a natural reserve where take refuge two exceptional species: the kouwes snake and the zandoli lezard. The kouwes snake is one of the rarest snakes in the world. It took up residence on the Maria-Major islet. It was expelled from Saint Lucia island for the inhabitants' comfort. The zandoli is a species of common lizard. Zandoli males gladly agitate their long and beautiful tail, which becomes bright blue under the effects of the sunshine. A boat trip to the Maria islands can be arranged at the Saint Lucia national Trust service (the receptionist of your hotel will be happy to help you). For good swimmers only!

This lighthouse built in 1912 is located at the southern tip of the island: it is the most southern part of Saint Lucia. To find it, you have to cross Vieux Fort to the sea front, in the direction of Laborie. Don't hesitate to take the long road that goes up and once at the top of the hill, you will have a breathtaking panoramic view of the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea. On the other side, you will see Saint Vincent and the Maria Islands. A little air of Brittany emerges from these places subjected to the natural elements.