Do I need a visa to travel to St. Lucia?

Many travelers, including those from the U.S., Canada, the UK, and the EU, do not require a visa for stays up to 6-8 weeks. It’s best to verify specific entry requirements based on your nationality before traveling.

When is the best time to visit St. Lucia?

St. Lucia is stunning year-round. From December to April, sunny weather abounds in the dry season and the island is bustling with visitors and excitement. From May to November, enjoy a more calm environment and slightly cooler temperatures. Since St. Lucia is outside the hurricane belt, you can count on great weather almost every day!

Is St. Lucia safe for tourists?

St. Lucia is generally safe for tourists, particularly in resort areas. As with any destination, exercise standard precautions: stay aware of your surroundings, avoid isolated areas at night and use resort services for transportation and excursions.

What currency is used in St. Lucia, and can I use US dollars?

The official currency is the Eastern Caribbean Dollar (XCD), but US dollars are widely accepted. Credit cards are also commonly used in resorts and larger businesses.

Can I explore the island outside of the resort?

Absolutely! Guests are encouraged to explore St. Lucia. You can book excursions through our partner, Amstar, to visit attractions such as the Pitons, Sulphur Springs, Diamond Falls and local markets.

What is the local cuisine like in St. Lucia?

St. Lucian cuisine features a flavorful blend of African, Indian, and French influences. Signature dishes include green fig and saltfish (the national dish), bouyon (a hearty meat stew) and roti. Fresh seafood, tropical fruits and local spices are also key components of the cuisine.

What are the must-see attractions in St. Lucia?

Must-see attractions include the Pitons (a UNESCO World Heritage site), Sulphur Springs (the world’s only drive-in volcano), Diamond Falls, Pigeon Island National Park and Marigot Bay. The island also boasts stunning beaches and a vibrant local culture.

What languages are spoken in St. Lucia?

English is the official language of St. Lucia and is widely spoken. Many locals also speak Kwéyòl, a French-based Creole language, reflecting the island’s colonial history.

What electrical outlets are used in St. Lucia?

St. Lucia uses a 230V supply voltage and 50Hz. The most common plug type is Type G (the same as in the UK). Visitors from countries with different plug types should bring an adapter.

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St. Lucia is a traveler’s paradise, where emerald hills seem to rise straight from the Caribbean Sea and the rhythms of local music drift on the warm breeze. As you step onto this vibrant island, you’ll find yourself captivated by its stunning beauty and the welcoming embrace of its culture. Book an all-inclusive vacation to St. Lucia with Inclusive Collection, part of World of Hyatt and experience firsthand the enchantment that draws people back to this island again and again. Discover the resort that speaks to your heart and soul, and let St. Lucia become a part of your story.

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A Vacation for Every Occasion

Are you looking for a special type of vacation? Whether traveling for a solo adventure, a friends’ getaway, a wedding or honeymoon, find the perfect resort for your unique experience.

Romance

Ignite Your Romance in a Tropical Haven

St. Lucia is the epitome of romance, making it an idyllic destination for couples seeking unforgettable getaways, destination weddings and honeymoons. The island's dramatic landscapes, from the iconic Pitons to its soft sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters, create the perfect backdrop for romantic strolls and intimate moments. St. Lucian culture, known for its warmth and vibrant energy, adds an enchanting touch to any romantic escape, with local music, art and cuisine setting the mood. Whether exchanging vows on a secluded beach, hiking through lush rainforests or relaxing in a private bungalow overlooking the sea, St. Lucia promises magical experiences for couples. If you’re seeking the perfect romantic resort in St. Lucia, Secrets St. Lucia Resort & Spa and Zoetry Marigot Bay St. Lucia both offer a serene haven to celebrate your love in paradise.

Relaxation

Drift Into Total Serenity

St. Lucia invites you to unwind and embrace relaxation in a destination where natural beauty meets serene luxury. For those searching for a peaceful retreat, Zoëtry Marigot Bay St. Lucia offers an oasis of calm, complete with a world-class spa where you can indulge in holistic treatments while taking in stunning views of the bay. Beyond the resort, St. Lucia’s laid-back atmosphere encourages leisurely days spent exploring hidden coves, soaking in mineral-rich hot springs or savoring fresh local dishes. Whether you prefer lounging by infinity pools, exploring the island’s history or simply enjoying the sounds of nature, St. Lucia offers a rejuvenating escape in a breathtaking setting.

Group Getaways

Reconnect with Loved Ones in Paradise

St. Lucia is the perfect destination for unforgettable getaways with friends, offering a blend of adventure and relaxation. The island’s diverse landscapes — from lush rainforests to pristine beaches — set the stage for thrilling activities like zip-lining, snorkeling and sailing together. For the ultimate retreat, Secrets St. Lucia Resort & Spa provides an exciting yet luxurious experience. This adults-only resort features stylish suites, gourmet dining and an upscale atmosphere, complete with daily entertainment, themed parties and beachside bonfires. It's the ideal setting to bond, create lasting memories and savor every moment together.

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Zeitzone

Östliche Std. Zeit (GMT-5)

Bekannt für

Reggae, eine reiche Kultur und weiße Sandstrände

Landessprache

Englisch

Entdecken Sie Jamaika mit allen fünf Sinnen

Jamaika ist reich an langen sandigen Stränden, umgeben vom kristallklaren Wasser des karibischen Meeres. Neben den weißen Sandstränden bietet das Land atemberaubende Schönheiten wie den prächtigen Wald, nebelverhangene Berggipfel und versteckte Wasserfälle. Eine Fülle rauchiger, frischer und tropischer Aromen warten auf Sie. Auch Sie werden sich bald in zu dieser beruhigenden, rhythmischen Musik, für die das Land bekannt ist, wiegen. Ein freundliches Lächeln und offene Arme heißen Sie auf dieser von der Sonne verwöhnten Insel willkommen. Jamaika ist ein Leckerbissen für alle Sinne.

Sehenswürdigkeiten

Auf Jamaika finden Sie Schönheit an Land und unter Wasser. Das klare, ruhige Wasser ist ideal zum Schnorcheln und Tauchen inmitten der Korallen und tropischen Fische. Der Montego Bay Marine Park, der sich über die gesamte Länge der Bucht erstreckt, ist ein kompletter Nationalpark unter Wasser. Hier können Sie das Leben im Meer ebenfalls von einem Boot mit Glasboden aus erkunden.

Im Dunkeln ist die leuchtende Lagune bestimmt eines dieser Naturphänomene, die man sich nicht entgehen lassen sollte. Während Sie durch das Wasser gleiten, folgt ein blauer Schimmer Ihnen und umgibt Sie in dieser biolumineszenten Bucht.

Klänge

Hier entstanden Genres wie Ska, Reggae und Dancehall—Jamaika hat international Einfluss auf die Musikgeschichte ausgeübt. Der als Pioneer der Reggae-Musik geltende Bob Marley wurde auf Jamaika geboren, wuchs dort auf und gilt nun als ein weltweites Symbol für die Kultur und Identität der Insel. Als ein Fürsprecher der "One Love“ verschmolz Marley die Spiritualität des Rastafari und des Sozialkommentars durch Musik auf Grundlage des Offbeat-Rhythmus zu einem Werkzeug des Wandels. Besuchen Sie die Heimatstadt Bob Marleys und das Zuhause seiner Kindheit in Nine Mile, um mehr über das Erbe eines der meistverkauften Musikers und Songwriters weltweit zu erfahren.

Riechen

Atmen Sie die frische Luft ein während einer Fahrradtour durch die Blue Mountains. Oder Sie genießen die Aromen der Region im Irwin Village. Egal an welchem Ort auf Jamaika Sie sich aufhalten, der Duft eines rauchigen jamaikanischen Barbecues ist nie weit weg.…

Geschmack

Jamaikanisches Jerk und Barbecue, Red-Stripe-Bier, jamaikanischer Rum und Saltfish &Ackee (das Nationalgericht) — Jamaika bietet eine Fülle von rauchigen, frischen und tropischen Aromen, die es zu entdecken gilt. Erleben Sie ein authentisches jamaikanisches Jerk-Hut-Gericht am Strand imZoëtry Montego Bay.

Veranstaltungen auf Jamaika

Jamaika hat eine reiche Kultur und es wird gerne gefeiert! Erfahren Sie mehr über diese spannenden Veranstaltungen im Kalender.

*Die Veranstaltungsdaten können sich ändern

Pineapple Cup

Januar

Bei dem Pineapple Cup handelt es sich um ein Rennen auf dem Meer über eine Strecke von knapp 1.500 Kilometern. Der Startpunkt dieses Offshore-Rennens ist in Miami, das Ziel liegt in der Montego Bay und es findet seit 1961 alle zwei Jahre statt. Notieren Sie es sich im Kalender: Dieses Jachtrennen wollen Sie sich doch bestimmt nicht entgehen lassen!

Bacchanal

April

Bacchanal, die jamaikanische Version des Karnevals, ist eine Zeit voller Parties, Kostümen, Festivals und Paraden. Das eine Woche lang dauernde Finale findet vor Ostern mit einer kostümierten Parade namens The Road March statt.

Ostern

April

Ostern wird in Jamaika im ganzen Land gefeiert. Was aber diese Feierlichkeiten von anderen Orten weltweit unterscheidet, ist die jamaikanische Tradition mit Osterbrot und Käse. Probieren auch Sie einmal dieses legendäre Gericht.

Reggae Sumfest

Juli

Das Reggae Sumfest, das größte Musikfestival Jamaikas, findet an 5 Tagen im Juli statt. Lokale und internationale Musikdarbietungen sind auf der Bühne in der Montego Bay zu sehen und gemeinsam feiert man dort die Kultur und Reggae-/Dancehall-Wurzeln Jamaikas.

Montego Bay Jerk Festival

August

Diese ganztägige Veranstaltung beinhaltet verschiedene Jerk-Verkostungen, auf Familien ausgerichtete Aktivitäten und ein Wettkochen. Eine tolle Gelegenheit, um authentische jamaikanische Küche und die typische Festival-Atmosphäre zu erleben.

International Marlin Tournament

September

Das 1960 ins Leben gerufene und jährlich stattfindende International Marlin Tournament, das Internationale Speerfisch-Turnier, findet im Montego Bay Yacht Club statt und wird mit einem Angelwettbewerb, Strandparties, Unterhaltung und anderem mehr gefeiert.

St. Lucia FAQ

Do I need a visa to travel to St. Lucia?

Many travelers, including those from the U.S., Canada, the UK, and the EU, do not require a visa for stays up to 6-8 weeks. It’s best to verify specific entry requirements based on your nationality before traveling.
When is the best time to visit St. Lucia?

St. Lucia is stunning year-round. From December to April, sunny weather abounds in the dry season and the island is bustling with visitors and excitement. From May to November, enjoy a more calm environment and slightly cooler temperatures. Since St. Lucia is outside the hurricane belt, you can count on great weather almost every day!
Is St. Lucia safe for tourists?

St. Lucia is generally safe for tourists, particularly in resort areas. As with any destination, exercise standard precautions: stay aware of your surroundings, avoid isolated areas at night and use resort services for transportation and excursions.
What currency is used in St. Lucia, and can I use US dollars?

The official currency is the Eastern Caribbean Dollar (XCD), but US dollars are widely accepted. Credit cards are also commonly used in resorts and larger businesses.
Can I explore the island outside of the resort?

Absolutely! Guests are encouraged to explore St. Lucia. You can book excursions through our partner, Amstar, to visit attractions such as the Pitons, Sulphur Springs, Diamond Falls and local markets.
What is the local cuisine like in St. Lucia?

St. Lucian cuisine features a flavorful blend of African, Indian, and French influences. Signature dishes include green fig and saltfish (the national dish), bouyon (a hearty meat stew) and roti. Fresh seafood, tropical fruits and local spices are also key components of the cuisine.
What are the must-see attractions in St. Lucia?

Must-see attractions include the Pitons (a UNESCO World Heritage site), Sulphur Springs (the world’s only drive-in volcano), Diamond Falls, Pigeon Island National Park and Marigot Bay. The island also boasts stunning beaches and a vibrant local culture.
What languages are spoken in St. Lucia?

English is the official language of St. Lucia and is widely spoken. Many locals also speak Kwéyòl, a French-based Creole language, reflecting the island’s colonial history.
What electrical outlets are used in St. Lucia?

St. Lucia uses a 230V supply voltage and 50Hz. The most common plug type is Type G (the same as in the UK). Visitors from countries with different plug types should bring an adapter.

Do I need a visa to travel to St. Lucia?

Many travelers, including those from the U.S., Canada, the UK, and the EU, do not require a visa for stays up to 6-8 weeks. It’s best to verify specific entry requirements based on your nationality before traveling.
When is the best time to visit St. Lucia?

St. Lucia is stunning year-round. From December to April, sunny weather abounds in the dry season and the island is bustling with visitors and excitement. From May to November, enjoy a more calm environment and slightly cooler temperatures. Since St. Lucia is outside the hurricane belt, you can count on great weather almost every day!
Is St. Lucia safe for tourists?

St. Lucia is generally safe for tourists, particularly in resort areas. As with any destination, exercise standard precautions: stay aware of your surroundings, avoid isolated areas at night and use resort services for transportation and excursions.
What currency is used in St. Lucia, and can I use US dollars?

The official currency is the Eastern Caribbean Dollar (XCD), but US dollars are widely accepted. Credit cards are also commonly used in resorts and larger businesses.
Can I explore the island outside of the resort?

Absolutely! Guests are encouraged to explore St. Lucia. You can book excursions through our partner, Amstar, to visit attractions such as the Pitons, Sulphur Springs, Diamond Falls and local markets.
What is the local cuisine like in St. Lucia?

St. Lucian cuisine features a flavorful blend of African, Indian, and French influences. Signature dishes include green fig and saltfish (the national dish), bouyon (a hearty meat stew) and roti. Fresh seafood, tropical fruits and local spices are also key components of the cuisine.
What are the must-see attractions in St. Lucia?

Must-see attractions include the Pitons (a UNESCO World Heritage site), Sulphur Springs (the world’s only drive-in volcano), Diamond Falls, Pigeon Island National Park and Marigot Bay. The island also boasts stunning beaches and a vibrant local culture.
What languages are spoken in St. Lucia?

English is the official language of St. Lucia and is widely spoken. Many locals also speak Kwéyòl, a French-based Creole language, reflecting the island’s colonial history.
What electrical outlets are used in St. Lucia?

St. Lucia uses a 230V supply voltage and 50Hz. The most common plug type is Type G (the same as in the UK). Visitors from countries with different plug types should bring an adapter.
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