Marigot Bay Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Marigot Bay. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• St. Lucia Customize Private Island Tour

• St. Lucia Full-Day Catamaran Sightseeing Cruise With Snorkeling

• Hot Chocolate Tours St. Lucia

• St. Lucia Food and Rum Tour - Taste Authentic St. Lucian Food and Culture

• Sulphur Springs Mud Bath and Toraille Waterfall Tour With Creole Lunch

It’s free to visit Marigot Bay, a public beach on the Caribbean island of St. Lucia. However, tours are a great way to see several island highlights in one day. Private island tours you can customize to your interests cost from US$125, while catamaran cruises start at US$125.

Yes, Marigot Bay is worth it—especially if you like luxury living. The area is known for the superyachts that dock here and pristine scenery, featuring St. Lucia’s signature turquoise waters and forest-shrouded mountains. It’s easy to see why it’s described as one of the most beautiful bays in the Caribbean.

Yes, you can swim at Marigot Bay. The protected cove is nicknamed the “Hurricane Hole” as it has long offered sailors protection from storms and strong winds. Its sheltered, typically calm waters offer an ideal setting for swimming and water sports. It is also a popular place for scuba diving.

Yes, there are plenty of accommodation options overlooking Marigot Bay. Options range from 5-star all-inclusive resorts with sea-view suites and hotels with on-site scuba diving centers to more budget-friendly guesthouses. It's a good location to base yourself in, as it’s midway between the south and north sections of St. Lucia.

Yes, Marigot Bay is in the center of St. Lucia, so it’s equidistant from family-friendly Rodney Bay in the north and coastal Soufrière in the south. Up north, you’ll find Pigeon Island, a protected national park. Further south, the Pitons volcanic peaks tower over stunning beaches such as Sugar Beach.