Are you planning your next visit to St. Lucia soon? We are right there with you. St Lucia is home to some of the most amazing breathtaking beaches out there. We did a little digging around and rounded up our top 5 must visit “Best beaches in St. Lucia.” These beaches are a must visit on your next trip. Have you been to any of these? 

Jalousie Beach /Sugar Beach – one of the best beaches in St. Lucia

Jalousie beach, also known as Sugar beach, is located on the eastern coast of the island. This beach is home to one of the most beautiful resorts on the island, The Sugar Beach Resort. This white sandy gem is nestled right between one of the island’s biggest tourist attractions, The Pitons, which are two mountainous volcanic plugs and one of the most well-known landmarks of the island.

 You can rent some gear and enjoy a day of snorkeling beneath the waters of The Pitons, or rent one of the hotel’s lounge chairs and relax on the beach and get in some sunbathing under the warm Caribbean sun.  Cap the day off with a delicious meal at the resort’s own restaurant.

Source: Jalousie Hotel

Pigeon Island- home to some amazing beaches in St.Lucia

Pigeon Island is located on the northern coast of the island. This sandy beach is home to many concerts and shows such as The St. Lucia Jazz festival. The great thing about this beach is that you can also climb to the mountains of Pigeon National Park where you can visit the historic site of Rodney Ruins or catch a glimpse of Martinique from a distance. You’ll find many bars and restaurants along the beach so you can stop and enjoy a refreshing beverage and a quick meal after your day’s adventure.

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Reduit Beach is one the best beaches in St. Lucia that made the list

Reduit Beach is located on the northern coast of the island, in Rodney Bay.  This clear water beach is home to The Royal St. Lucian and Papillion Hotel. Though one of the busiest beaches on the island, it is a great spot for a family picnic and a day of relaxation. The Splash Island Water Park is close by, so if you’re looking for family fun or you want to tire the kids out, this beach is perfect for you.  This beach also offers many great restaurants and bars where you and the family can stop and enjoy a treat throughout the day.

Source: Reduit beach

Marigot Bay another amazing beach in St.Lucia

Marigot Bay is located in the town of Marigot on the western coast of the island. This little piece of paradise is considered one of the island’s hidden treasures.  There are many hotels and guest houses along the beach to stay at, as well as various restaurants and bars so you’ll never run out of options. Two of the most popular resorts on this beach are the Marigot Bay Resort and Marina, and the Marigot Beach Club and Dive.  If you’re looking to go out and explore, jump on one of the local water taxis which makes getting around so much quicker and so much more fun.  If you’re looking to get in some beach time, try your hand at snorkeling and just looking to relax, this piece of paradise is the one for you.

Sandy Beach, St. Lucia’s dream beach

Sandy beach is located on the southern coast of the island in the town of Vieux Fort.  Though this beach is not a major tourist destination, it is well worth the trip if you’re staying along the southern coast and looking to get away from all the touristy hustle and bustle.  Sit back and relax on the soft grey sand or enjoy a dip in the bay’s clear, calm waters.  The beach’s snack bar offers cold drinks and quick lunches or can try some local cuisine from the mobile vendors or restaurants nearby.  If you’re looking to get up and explore, the Vieux Fort Lighthouse is within walking distance and offers a beautiful view of the coast.  There are multiple hotels that provide guests with a beautiful place to stay while they enjoy the southern coast.  If you’re looking to enjoy the luscious beauty that St. Lucia has to offer without all the tourists, Sandy beach is the destination for you.

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