Gros Islet
Saint Lucia
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pxy0705This is the most famous tropical rain forest protection park in Saint Lucia. There are endless tropical rain forests, the vegetation is very lush, and you also live many rare tropical animals. The entire park faces the sea, and the scenery is very beautiful, eh, yes, it is an undeveloped pure land with a strong primitive beauty.Nearby City
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乖小咪This beach is a famous beach in Castries. The coast here is covered with coconut groves, Wei Wei is spectacular. Sailboats and yachts, large and small, are docked here to enjoy the sunset. The sunset here is really magnificent, and the sky is dyed red, 10 points gorgeous.
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pxy0705Piton Mountain is a peak on the coast of Saint Lucia, and it is the commanding height of the entire beach. This mountain can be seen from every aspect of Saint Lucia. It is really magnificent to climb this mountain to overlook the coastline around Saint Lucia, especially to enjoy the beautiful sunrise and sunset.Nearby City
5/5
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pxy0705This beach is the most beautiful beach in Saint Lucia. The beach is white and soft. Although the area is small, the scenery is great. The water here changes from light green to dark blue, and it is extremely clear. This is also the best resort in Saint Lucia. There are many high-end resort hotels around it, which is definitely worth a visit.Nearby City
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事事随缘Castries were first discovered by the French in 1965, became a British colony in 1841, and became independent in 1979. It is now a member of the Commonwealth. There are a few scenic spots here that must be visited, especially there are two absolute vantage points, overlooking the panoramic view, before this, first pass through the dense primitive jungle, now with the development of tourism, some roads have become more feasible After car, hiking, mountain climbing, etc., I finally arrived at an excellent visual viewing spot. One side can see the Atlantic Ocean, and the other side is the Caribbean Sea, with clear waters, swaying coconut groves, white sandy beaches, and transparent air. Fade from time to time in the clouds, and the light became erratic, giving people a sense of the Pirates of the Caribbean scene. Castries is also the capital of Saint Lucia. Saint Lucia is actually a volcanic island. The entire territory has undulating hills and beautiful scenery. The earliest residents were Indians, but now the unemployment rate on the island seems to be very high. The tourist-oriented island has few tourists when it comes to weather. It is true that most people have nothing to do, but in terms of the environment, it is really a paradise for self-cultivation and relaxation. See the world freelyWrite Reviews, Win Prizes
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Popular Attractions in Gros Islet
Pigeon Island National Park | Pitons | La Toc Beach | Reduit Beach | Immaculate Conception Church | Anse Cochon Beach | Anse Chastanet Beach and Reef | Botanical Gardens | Lower Bay Beach | Barbados Museum & Historical Society | Dover Beach | Harrison's Cave | The Barbados Museum | Hunte's Gardens | Dougaldston Estate | South Coast Boardwalk | Grand Anse Beach | Musee de la prehistoire amerindienne Edgar-Clerc | Fort George | Hyde Park Tropical Garden | Port louis | Frank Hutson Sugar Museum | Central Library | Monument to Liberty | Banana Museum (Le Musee de la Banane) | St. Louis Cathedral | Port Elizabeth | Museum of Paliament & National Heroes Gallery | Anse Laborde | Cimetière de Morne-A-l'Eau
