SAINT LUCIA
The island's best.
The 10 most popular rainforest hikes & waterfalls tours in Saint Lucia. What each one actually involves, who runs it, and what you pay.
St Lucia mud baths, mineral soaking, and Toraille Waterfall with Pitons views and creole lunch, timed to help you miss crowds.
“Dwight was excellent. A really enjoyable day, which flowed perfectly. Really professional and attentive approach. Comfortable air con transport. Also lovely to chat to Dwight about local culture and surroundings. Thank you!”
Saint Lucia’s west coast rainforest safari from Gros Islet: open-air 4x4 views, fruit tasting, and swimming at Venus Estate Waterfall.
“It was great. Not hard to hike to y tree waterfall and Crystal our tour guide was very intelligent and knowledgable of the history of St.Lucia and plants and flowers in the rainforest. And she was comical as well . Her partner was very helpful wtRead more”
St. Lucia rainforest tram, zipline canopy, and hiking combo. Small-group eco-adventure with big views and real jungle spotting.
“Beautiful, serene environment. Excellent guides who put our safety first and helped us with our equipment, getting the ziplock going and getting us off it making it fun rather than too scary. The aerial tram was breathtaking The hike to the first zipline platform up all those stairs was the toughest, but the rest were…”
Zipline canopy, aerial tram views, and a guided hike in St Lucia’s rainforest with a naturalist team and hotel pickup for $115.
“We had a fantastic time doing this experience. The zip-lining, hike in the rainforest & aerial tram ride were amazing. We were well looked after by our guides Josiah on the rainforest hike & zip-lining & Marcia on the tram ride. Thank you for a fabulous time”
Early Gros Piton summit hike with Dannyboy: pickup, water and Piton beer, a summit guide, and a free afternoon in St. Lucia.
“DannyBoy is top notch and I would highly recommend him and his team. Incredibly knowledgeable and timely. Very accommodating and helpful.”
Open-air aerial tram over St Lucia rainforest with a naturalist guide, jacquot parrot spotting, fern trail, and scenic north-side views.
“View on return looking over ocean was lovely. Other than that rather boring . We saw very little wildlife, four butterflies, half a dozen birds that we saw around the hotel. Lush vegetation with very little colour. Lengthy hanging around when we arrived on time. The aerial tram stops and starts throughout the journey. A…”
Get muddy at St. Lucia’s Sulphur Springs, cool off at Toraille Waterfall, then enjoy Creole lunch plus island viewpoints from Cap Estate.
“It was definetly worth it! Must do when you visit St Lucia. Our driver Chem and Tour guide gave us a seamless experience. I will highly recommend this booking!”
Ride an ATV through St Lucia’s farms, villages, beach, and a waterfall, then taste rum at Clive’s and Saint Lucia Distillers.
“Due to the weather, we had to reschedule our tour, but the staff was incredibly understanding and flexible. They kept in constant communication and made sure every detail was sorted for the next day. The tour itself was an amazing adventRead more”
Private speedboat day in St. Lucia with mud bath, waterfall, beach time, and snorkeling plus drinks and port transfers included.
“We were a party of 4.. 2 adults, one toddler, and one senior. Mozart and Alvin were our guides and did a superb job in making us feel safe and welcomed! Mozart was very knowledgeable and explained a lot of history about the island. Alvin did a wonderful job ensuring our ride was as soon…”
Private Gros Piton hike with pickup and drop-off, tropical rainforest trail, and big Caribbean summit views from Soufrière to beyond.
“My experience with this tour company was extremely disappointing. The promise of a personal tour guide for a hiking trail became a solitary and potentially unsafe excursion. The guide provided minimal assistance, remaining consistently distant and unengaged. Upon reaching a crucial halfway point where other groups gathered, the guide’s attention shifted elsewhere, engaging with colleagues…”
