The south of the island offers a quieter, more authentic side of Saint Lucia. Centered around Vieux Fort and the Hewanorra International Airport, the region is known for wide open landscapes, stunning coastal views, and a slower island rhythm. Visitors can explore hidden beaches, local communities, and natural attractions like the Moule a Chique lighthouse with sweeping panoramic views. It’s the perfect place to explore Saint Lucia’s untapped beauty.
One of the longest beaches in Saint Lucia, known for its open landscape, steady winds and space to walk, relax or watch kite surfers.
A wide, scenic beach with white sand and clear water, popular for its peaceful setting and uninterrupted coastal views.
A hilltop landmark offering panoramic views over the southern coast and the Caribbean Sea. One of the best viewpoints in this part of the island.
A popular seaside park in Laborie with easy access to the beach, open space and a laid-back local atmosphere.
A local hub in the south where everyday island life is easy to observe, from small shops and street vendors to fresh produce at the market. It’s one of the best places in this part of the island to get a sense of the community beyond the beaches.
Set beside the fishing village of Laborie, this beach offers calm waters and a glimpse into everyday island life.
One of the longest beaches in Saint Lucia, known for its open landscape, steady winds and space to walk, relax or watch kite surfers.
Best time to visit
December to May for clear views and drier hiking conditions
Best day for exploring
Weekdays for fewer crowds at Soufrière attractions
Walking friendly
Limited, distances are larger; best explored by car or guided tours
Access
Distance from Hewanorra International Airport (UVF): Approx. 10-45 minutes depending on location
Currency
Eastern Caribbean Dollar (USD widely accepted)
From coastal viewpoints and quiet beaches to local communities and outdoor adventures, the south of Saint Lucia invites you to experience the island at a slower pace.