Location: Gros Islet
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What to do and see in Gros Islet, Gros Islet Quarter: The Best Things to do
Gros Islet, on the northern tip of St. Lucia, is a blossoming destination, at once remote and exciting. The best way to explore the shoreline may be Island Riders, where riding veterans and beginners alike can trot along on horseback and chat with the locals. The Jump Up street party, perhaps the most recognized of the town's attractions, is also a must for a taste of Gros Islet's unique blend of food and music.
Restaurants in Gros Islet
1. Jus' Sail
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 320 reviews
For those seeking a more intimate sailing and yacht charter experience, away from the hustle and bustle of larger boat tours Jus' Sail offers the very best laidback Caribbean Sailing along the stunning St Lucia coast aboard ~ Good Expectation ~ a lovingly restored wooden Carriacou Sloop, the traditional trading vessel of the West Indies with a cultural heritage dating back over 175 years. Learn to sail, chill out on our wide open decks lounging in oversized beanbags whilst the wind carries us along under sail, snuggle up on a romantic sunset cruise, or explore out of the way coral reefs & deserted beaches, Jus' Sail guarantee a fabulous sailing experience. Small groups & private sailing charters available.
2. Bayside Marine Tours and Services
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
We provide a premium quality tour of the most scenic parts of St.Lucia. Tours include trips to the famous twin Pitons, lunch, snacks and drinks, swimming and snorkeling. Half day and whole day deep sea fishing with our most competent, friendly Captain Ricky Monrock better known as Captain Lolo. You may also book the whale and dolphin tour right off the actions in Soufriere. We ensure a great time
Reviewed By glcl1 - Woodside, United States
It’s is called fishing for a reason! Captain Rickie welcomes all like family with big warm hello and warm blessings, as we arrived on his vessel the crew ( Nicol, & Valery ) went off the safety procedures and amenities of the vessel , as we set out for our day of (fishing) we enjoyed conversations with crew and captain, we then stated to catch (1,2,3 ) all at one time sad to say only one made it to the vessel, but it tasted great , captain Ricky prepares a terrific local recipe for that sail fish (who knew) the crew knew what an excellent chef Captain Rickie is as well as an excellent captain, we stayed trying to catch those other elusive fish think one was a marlin but no more catching only(fishing) we had such a wonderful time, we recommend everyone and anyone who wants to fish to go with (captain lobo) aka Rickie and crew maybe you will start fishing and then start catching
3. St Joseph the Worker Parish
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By 2332498
What a welcoming group of parishioners! We arrived 40 minutes before worship started. People coming in, greeting one another all while the rosary is being recited. As the bells ring calling all to Mass, someone saw that we didn’t have a missal or hymnal and gave us theirs. Wonderful music, choir, and worshiper voices. A great place to praise and thank God for the many gifts he sends our way. The photo I am including was taken shortly after we arrived. The church was full by the time Mass began at 7:30 am. 2 hours later, having shook many hands and enjoyed many hugs and a meaningful sermon and reception of our Lord, we left loving this island and it’s people.
4. Beausejour Cricket Ground
5. Splash Island Water Park Saint Lucia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 283 reviews
Located on the the Northwest coast of St. Lucia, on the popular Reduit Beach, Splash Island is the Caribbean's first open-water sports park. Opening in August 2015, Splash Island will be located in front of the multi-award-winning Bay Gardens Beach Resort & Spa located in Rodney Bay Village, Gros Islet, St. Lucia. A WIBIT SPORTS PARTNER Splash Island is an inflatable water park manufactured by Wibit Sports GmBH a German watersports company who has been producing commercial grade inflatable water sports products for over 18 years. Wibit products can be found in over 200 locations around the world, but Splash Island is the first in the Eastern Caribbean. FUN IN A SAFE ENVIRONMENT Kids, families and weekend warriors alike will delight in this Caribbean water park's many obstacle-course style features. Splash Island St. Lucia's features include a trampoline, climbing wall, monkey bars, a swing, a slide, hurdles, double rocker, flip, and water volleyball. See Gallery. The water park is in compliance with the strictest of European safety requirements (EN 15649) and testing related to materials and performance. The Water Park is staffed by a team of certified lifeguards. All users of the water park (who must be 6 years of age and older) will be required to wear life vests irrespective of their swimming abilities.
Reviewed By NYCmamaDiana - New York City, United States
My 9 year old daughter and my husband did this water park. It’s located at the end of Reduit Beach. $13pp for 1 hour You can purchase a half day They accept credit cards with ID You have to sign an injury release. You need to know that this is a strenuous activity, and there is potential for twisted ankles and wrists. Park is for age 6 and up And we felt it wouldn’t be good for kids under 6-too difficult. Truthfully under the age of 10, an adult may need to help with climbing up from the water to the platforms. They say that children MUST be accompanied by parent or guardian at all times, however there are many children seemingly without supervision. They have rules: you cannot have any injuries or medical issues. We’ve seen many of these parks. This one seems the most organized and “legit” out of all of them. The entire operation is branded, life jackets are assigned and requires, there are multiple lifeguards on the course to help you and cheer you on!!! Obstacle course includes Rope climbing Rock climbing High jumping Slides Trampoline Monkey bars Etc.. All in all an excellent water park
6. Fort Rodney
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By Lanzen - Elkhart, United States
A group of us visited Fort Rodney in November 2020 while venturing through Pigeon Point National Park (see separate review). The scenery is spectacular and the history is very interesting to learn. Everything is labeled well and it is really amazing to hike to Fort Rodney and see the layout. I highly recommend it! See photos.
7. Gros Islet Street Party
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 2,253 reviews
Reviewed By SLN53_ - London, United Kingdom
It only happens on a Fridays The atmosphere is fantastic it’s like going to carnival the vibes is electric One big live party Fabulous St Lucian street food and lots of dancing One Friday out of your holiday to take in and get in on the actions I promise you you will have fun ????
8. Darren Sammy National Cricket Stadium
9. Pigeon Island Causeway Beach
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 142 reviews
Reviewed By paulrad4d - Doncaster, United Kingdom
We arrived in St. Lucia to find everyone from the Cruise ships trying to get to Rodney Bay so we opted for the less busy Pigeon island beach. Great choice, small beach with plenty of sunbeds, lovely gentle slope into perfect carribean waters. Small selection of bars but by far the best was the guys who turned up on a boat selling g fresh fruit and more importantly rum punch ???????? He hollowed out a pineapple and filled it with crushed ice and rum punch. Perfect in that location and it made the day for us????????????
10. MeCurator
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2.0 based on 1 reviews
The MeCurator Art Gallery holds art at its core, with a strong collective of St Lucian artists, photographers and sculptors. The Gallery promotes a vast array of authentic St Lucian art for a wider audience. Our Art Gallery, located north of the island, is a place where you, the aesthete, can directly engage with the artists before procuring a piece of work. The Art Gallery is a new space within
