Saint Lucia

Saint Lucia

Saint Lucia is an Eastern Caribbean island nation with a pair of dramatically tapered mountains, the Pitons, on its west coast. Its coast is home to volcanic beaches, reef-diving sites, luxury resorts, and fishing villages. Trails in the interior rainforest lead to waterfalls like the 15m-high Toraille, which pours over a cliff into a garden. The capital, Castries, is a popular cruise port.

A teardrop-shaped island in the eastern Caribbean, St. Lucia is an island nation with two majestic mountain peaks, the Pitons, forming the island’s most famous landmark. St. Lucia’s drive-through volcano, Sulphur Springs, is also a popular tourist attraction. In addition to its quiet volcanic beaches, reef-diving sites, Pigeon Island National Park (an old British military base), rainforests, and waterfalls such as Toraille, it is home to fishing villages and luxurious resorts. St. Lucia, in the XVII century, was the reason for endless clashes between the French and British, resulting in the cultural diversity of the Caribbean community, which is today fascinates by shades of France, England, Africa, and Eastern India.

Saint Lucia is a trending location for investment in the Caribbean region in a wide range of sectors that speak to the sustainable and profitable.