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.

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.

Fuseau horaire

Temps standard de l'Est Heure (GMT-5)

Connu pour

Le reggae, la richesse culturelle et les plages de sable blanc

Langue officielle

Anglais

Découvrez la Jamaïque avec les cinq sens

La Jamaïque est parsemée de longues plages de sable et d'eaux cristallines des Caraïbes. Au-delà du sable, la terre est d'une beauté bouleversante avec une forêt luxuriante, des sommets montagneux brumeux et des chutes d'eau cachées. Un éventail de saveurs fumées, fraîches et tropicales est à découvrir. Vous vous laisserez bercer par la musique apaisante et rythmée qui fait la renommée du pays. Des sourires amicaux et des bras ouverts vous accueilleront sous le chaud soleil de l'île. La Jamaïque est un régal pour tous les sens.

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Vue

En Jamaïque, vous trouverez la beauté sur terre et sous la mer. Les eaux claires et calmes sont idéales pour la plongée avec tuba et la plongée sous-marine parmi un arc-en-ciel de coraux colorés et de poissons tropicaux. Le Montego Bay Marine Park, qui s'étend tout le long de la baie, est un parc national entièrement sous-marin. Vous pouvez également y découvrir la vie marine en faisant une excursion en bateau à fond de verre.

À la nuit tombée, le lagon lumineux est un phénomène naturel que vous ne voudrez pas manquer. Lorsque vous traversez les eaux, une lueur bleue vous suit et vous entoure dans cette baie bioluminescente.

Son

Fondatrice de genres tels que le ska, le reggae et le dancehall, la Jamaïque a exercé une influence internationale sur la musique. Pionnier de la musique reggae, Bob Marley est né et a grandi en Jamaïque et est considéré comme un symbole mondial de la culture et de l'identité de l'île. Défenseur de l'amour unique, Marley a insufflé la spiritualité du rastafarisme et des commentaires sociaux à travers une musique rythmée et décalée comme outil de changement. Visitez la ville natale de Bob Marley et sa maison d'enfance à Nine Mile pour découvrir l'héritage de l'un des musiciens et auteurs-compositeurs les plus vendus au monde.

Sentir

Respirez l'air frais lors d'une randonnée à vélo dans les Blue Mountains. Ou savourez les saveurs locales à Irwin Village City. Où que vous soyez en Jamaïque, vous ne serez pas loin de l'odeur du barbecue jamaïcain fumant.…

Goûtez

Jerk et barbecue jamaïcains, bière Red Stripe, rhum jamaïcain et Saltfish& Ackee (le plat national)—La Jamaïque offre un éventail de saveurs fumées, fraîches et tropicales à découvrir. Faites l'expérience d'un authentique repas jamaïcain en hutte jerk sur la plage du Zoëtry Montego Bay

Événements en Jamaïque

La Jamaïque est riche en culture et en célébrations ! Jetez un coup d'œil à ces événements passionnants à venir.

*Les dates des événements sont susceptibles d'être modifiées

Pineapple Cup

Janvier

La Pineapple Cup est une course de 811 milles nautiques. Partant de Miami et se terminant à Montego Bay, cette course offshore a lieu tous les deux ans depuis 1961. Marquez vos calendriers, car c'est une course de voiliers que vous ne voudrez pas manquer !

Bacchanal

Avril

Bacchanal, la version jamaïcaine’ du carnaval, est une saison complète de fêtes, de costumes, de festivals et de défilés. La finale, qui dure une semaine, a lieu avant Pâques avec une parade costumée appelée The Road March.

Pâques

Avril

En Jamaïque, Pâques est largement célébré dans tout le pays. Mais ce qui rend la célébration différente des autres endroits du monde est la traditionnelle brioche de Pâques jamaïcaine et le fromage. Essayez ce plat légendaire.

Reggae Sumfest

Juillet

Le Reggae Sumfest, le plus grand festival de musique de Jamaïque, se déroule sur 5 jours en juillet. Des groupes de musique locaux et internationaux montent sur scène à Montego Bay pour célébrer la culture jamaïcaine et les racines du reggae/dancehall.

Montego Bay Jerk Festival

Août

Cet événement, qui dure toute la journée, comprend une présentation de plats à base de jerk, des activités familiales et un concours de cuisine. C'est une excellente façon de découvrir les cuisines et les festivals jamaïcains authentiques.

Tournoi international de Marlin

Septembre

Fondé en 1960, le tournoi international annuel de Marlin se déroule au Montego Bay Yacht Club avec une compétition de pêche, des fêtes sur la plage, des divertissements et plus encore.

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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