Nature & Wildlife in St Lucia

Head into the jungles of St. Lucia to discover some of the wildlife of the island. Take a 2-hour walk through the jungle to earn about the trees and plants that make up the island as well as the beautiful tropical birds that chirp above you. Take a dip at a refreshing waterfall and drive along the east coast stopping at a banana plantation, a rum distillery, and local shops.

Explore St Lucia by land and sea during this full-day excursion. Discover the island's fishing villages and banana plantations in Morne Fortune. In Soufriere, view the iconic Pitons, then visit the Diamond Botanical Gardens, Diamond Falls and Sulphur Springs, the world's only drive-in volcano. After lunch at a local restaurant, take to the sea aboard a boat for sailing, swimming and snorkeling. Enjoy the warm turquoise waters and abundant sea life that makes up the sea-based portion of your St Lucia tour.

Glide through the lush rainforest canopy of St Lucia's eastern coast on a zipline adventure from either Vieux Fort or North Island. Soar along 500-feet (150 meters) of cable through trees and above rivers, admiring the spectacular jungle scenery as you literally fly from one point to the next. This wonderful nature and wildlife tour also includes round-trip transport between most area hotels.

Walk through St Lucia's beautiful rainforest on this 4-hour guided nature tour. Explore the island's unique ecology and topography on foot, learning about its distinct flora and fauna from your forestry guide. View animals like the boa constrictor and hear the cries of the St Lucian parrot and the mangrove cuckoo. Round-trip transportation from hotels on the north side of the island is included.

Experience the St Lucia rainforest from above with a thrilling aerial tram tour. Board an 8-person open-air gondola and glide among the treetops, learning about local flora and watching for endangered jacquot parrots soaring alongside you as you go. This rejuvenating nature and wildlife excursion also provides spectacular views of the island's northern side.