Top Things to do in Castries Quarter
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What to do and see in Castries Quarter, Castries Quarter: The Best Nature & Parks
Discover the best top things to do in Castries Quarter, St. Lucia including Smitho Taxi & Touring Services Inc., Maria Islands Nature Reserve, Castries Waterworks Forest Reserve, Rat Islet, Forest Reserves Hikes, Millet Bird Sanctuary, Rodney Bay, Malabar Beach, Morne Fortune, La Toc Beach.
Restaurants in Castries Quarter
1. Smitho Taxi & Touring Services Inc.
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 15 reviews
Smitho Taxi & Touring Services Inc. in Castries, St. Lucia THE MOST PUNCTUAL, RELIABLE & COMFORTABLE LUXURY TRANSPORTATION SERVICE ON ISLAND! No event is too small for us! We cater for Airport Transfers, Weddings, a Night on the town, Birthdays, Corporate Travel, Island Tours and many more.
2. Maria Islands Nature Reserve
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
Home to a number of species of rare birds and other wildlife.
Reviewed By Fourahbay - Greater London, United Kingdom
The Saint Lucia National Trust takes care of every detail that helps protect the natural habitat of the endemic species and other fauna found on this small island off the south east coast of Saint Lucia. It also takes care that you have informative and lively guides, a safe journey by sea to and from the island and from the shore to the highest point (c.400 ft?) and back to the beach for a swim. A unique place well worth the planning in advance to visit! Bring water/juice, photography gear, leave nothing physical behind and take away memories of a fabulous experience of conservation in practice and amazing views!
3. Castries Waterworks Forest Reserve
4. Rat Islet
5. Forest Reserves Hikes
6. Millet Bird Sanctuary
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By grrraham - Kamloops, Canada
We did the hike in February, it takes about 1.5 hrs of up and down medium difficulty maintained circuit trail. Great views and the forest is beautiful, a lady who works there was our guide and was very nice to talk to. It was a nice hike as others were either too short (Tet Paul is about a 30 minute walk) or too long. You do not need a 4x4 to get up here, we had a Chevrolet Spark. It's $10usd pp for the guided hike. We had running shoes which were fine, anything but flipflops are workable. Thoroughly enjoyed. We didn't see any parrots BUT - for parrot viewing we found Morne Tabac Parrot Sanctuary, just above Soufriere (5 mins past the Beacon restaurant). Saw loads of Parrots and had an amazing time, might be easier to get to for cruise guests. There's a hiking trail but you can also just walk to the viewing platform. It's $5usd pp. Definitely recommend.
7. Rodney Bay
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,104 reviews
Antillia Brewing features its finely crafted, award winning ales at their Craft Beer Garden at Pointe Seraphine.
Reviewed By S1B127 - New Brunswick, Canada
We spent 10 days in Rodney Bay... Réduit Beach is fantastic, beautiful beach, atmosphere and positive energy. The bus stop is conveniently located by the mall and $2.00US will take you pretty much where you want to go.. The shopping, the restaurants and the gros islet street fantastic
8. Malabar Beach
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 55 reviews
A two-mile crescent-shaped beach where the well-known Rendezvous resort-hotel is located.
Reviewed By lindaaX6870OC - Bath, United Kingdom
Clean. Soft sand and warm sea what’s not to like! Facilities of the Rendezvous resort available to use paying by the day.
9. Morne Fortune
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 111 reviews
Visitors to Morne Fortune, which means "Hill of Good Luck," will find 18th-century Fort Charlotte located here along with sweeping views of Castries and surrounding area.
Reviewed By CandyVhorst - Punta Cana, Caribbean
We do our first tour stop here on our way to Soufriere, the view is amazing of Castries and the cruises, was worth every minute the stop to see the island and take some pictures.
10. La Toc Beach
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By reviews1221
Perfect size and beautiful views! Don't let reviews of rough waves get you discouraged. Usually every day by mid-morning, it was a green flag (safe to swim)! Soft, clean sand!
