St Lucia is a beautiful island ... The second activity was visiting the volcano and mud bath. Fellow travelers gave this rave ...

St. Lucia’s attractions are abundant—from the twin volcanic spires known as the pitons that dramatically point to the sky to the drive-in volcano and nearby mud bath that makes for an ...

When you think of St. Lucia, no doubt ... A guided tour of the volcano enlightens the mind with a plethora of volcanic science and local history, while the mud baths stimulate the body.

It is considered to be a dormant volcano and is now better known for its mud baths ... eg the bath closest to the volcano is ...

Back on the ground, consider a trip to Soufrière’s second-most visited attraction: the "drive-in volcano ... bathe in the reputedly healing mud pits. St. Lucia's cuisine is incredible.

They're touted as the world's only "drive-in volcano" for ... without a detoxifying mud bath in naturally heated pools," recommends Wyndham. Sample local chocolate. St. Lucia is famous in the ...

St Lucia is also famous for its drive-in volcano near the picturesque town of Soufriere. Don't fret, its last eruption was in 1766. Just down the hill, you'll find mud baths where both tourists ...

This is a town built at the heart of a volcano. “The lava is only a mile below the surface,” says Yarmi Alexander, a guide who meets me at the entrance of Sulphur Springs St Lucia, a ...

Rising tall from the sea and covered in emerald-colored vegetation, these volcanic plugs (or land formations made out of volcanic materials) are the most iconic sight in all of St. Lucia.

That’s why we all must discover one of the Caribbean’s best kept secrets: St. Lucia. As soon as you step ... seaside mountains –- to a simmering volcano and lush rainforest.