Can you leave the resort in St Lucia?

It is absolutely safe to go off resort in St. Lucia. Just use common sense as you would at home: don't go into dark alleys late at night, etc. The Sandals bus only goes between the 3 resorts, to go to the town you will need a taxi (or a couple of miles walk, depending which Sandals).



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Minibuses serve as the main means of Saint Lucia transportation for local residents. These buses run at various times depending on the route. Fares range from EC$2.50 to EC$8.00. All minibuses have a green number plate with an M prefix.

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The unspoiled, natural beauty of St Lucia offers ample opportunity for hiking excursions. The Helen of the West is a volcanic island, with a mountainous southern region, an abundance of waterfalls and verdant rainforests to traverse. Here's a look at some of the best hikes in St Lucia.

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It is possible to catch several mosquito-borne illnesses in Saint Lucia so it is a very good idea to avoid bites wherever possible. To avoid being bitten by mosquitos on Saint Lucia: opt for loose neutral-coloured clothing with good limb coverage. treat clothing and your body with a reliable insect repellent.

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Crime. Most visits are trouble-free, but there have been incidents of crime including murder, armed robbery and sexual assault. There is a continuing serious risk of homicides, primarily gang related and involving guns.

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US currency is widely accepted on the island. There are currency exchange booths at the airport, and your hotel or resort might be able to exchange money at the front desk. Additionally, Saint Lucia has several banks that will exchange your funds.

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The average traveler can expect to pay $150-$400 per day when visiting St. Lucia. This means the cost of a week in St. Lucia will be, on average, between $1,000 to $2,800 per person or more.

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Tap water in Saint Lucia is chlorinated and considered safe to drink. However, it's best practice for travelers to drink bottled water anyways to avoid the possibility of ingesting bacteria or other microorganisms.

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The CDC and WHO recommend the following vaccinations for Saint Lucia: hepatitis A, hepatitis B, typhoid, yellow fever, rabies, meningitis, polio, measles, mumps and rubella (MMR), Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis), chickenpox, shingles, pneumonia and influenza.

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Light pair of khakis was what I preferred to wear at night, the breeze was there and made it bare able as I am not a person who can wear pants in 80 degree weather. If you travel around the island you'll encounter sand fleas in many different places. The more things you do, the more likely you'll get some bites.

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Poorly managed tourism leads to deforestation and erosion; degradation and depletion of biological diversity; disruption of natural habitats; and over-consumption of resources like freshwater and energy. St. Lucia's hotel sector alone consumes 17 per cent of the island's energy resources.

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We love St. Lucia. It has literally everything you could possibly want from a vacation, including gorgeous beaches, great views, and friendly people. The island is 70% lush rainforest and mountains, so it will feel more like Hawaii than the Caribbean.

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Methodology: We looked at the guest reviews of each Sandals Resort and calculated the percentage of 'very good' and 'excellent' reviews. In Saint Lucia, you can expect this percentage to be somewhere between 84% and 88%, so you'll have a good time no matter which Sandals Resort you pick!

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Rodney Bay is one of the best parts of Saint Lucia to stay. Those looking to escape the crowds can find a few casual and quieter bars in Rodney Bay, as well as in the nearby Rodney Bay Marina where you'll find pizza and sushi spots, and other highly rated restaurants and outdoor/patio setups.

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St Lucia is a magnificent country, with rich culture, natural beauty, and friendly locals.

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