After Grenada, St. Lucia was our next stop. It was in this tiny island nation where we signed up for our most expensive excursion yet. We wanted to see the Pitons and we went to see it by yacht. Had we known there was another excursion to the place by bus earlier on, we would have taken it instead so could have seen more of the island. "Oh well. We'll just have to go back," I say.
A view of the cruise terminal teeming with duty free shops taken from one of the ship's decks
On board Carnival's MV Tropicale with a view of the island's downtown in the background
Marigot Bay
Another view of Marigot Bay
Soufriere's Pitons viewed from our cruise yacht
On board the yacht with the Grand Pitons in the background
The sulphur springs in Soufriere
More of the sulphur springs
The smell of the steam went far and wide. It really smelled as if somebody just f-----.
"Can you spot the goats?" I couldn't believe they went as close to the steaming and boiling sulphur openings.
The Diamond Falls and Tropical Gardens
My solo shot
With Marc
At the Diamonds Fall and Tropical Gardens in Soufriere
The poinsettia. How apropos. We were there over the Christmas holidays after all.
A view of the town of Soufriere from a lookout point
Me atop a lookout point overlooking the town
Marc swimming in the deep waters of Soufriere
On board the yacht we traveled on to see the Pitons