Top St Lucia Art & Culture Classes

Get your creative juices flowing during this excellent day activity. Leave the memorable interactive class with a handcrafted bowl of your own. Carved from the native Calabash fruit, learn about the traditional carving techniques, and enjoy the opportunity to talk to a local about life on the island. No prior experience is required, simply turn up and enjoy yourself.

Highlights: Find calm, balance, and clarity with a private somatic wellness session. Reconnect with your body through gentle meditation and breathwork. Process emotions in a safe, supportive, nurturing space with a Certified Somatic practitioner. Enjoy a short hike to a picturesque viewpoint of the north of the island Who This Is For: Female Travellers and Groups This experience is perfect if you’re: • Navigating a tough emotional chapter in your life • Looking to reduce stress and find inner peace • Seeking holistic, trauma-informed support in a breathtaking environment Come as you are, leave lighter, freer, and more connected to yourself. Give yourself the gift of self-care and renewal in the heart of nature.

Prebook this chocolate-making experience at St. Lucia’s Hotel Chocolat and enjoy a unique experience you won’t soon forget. First, tour the cacao groves in the rainforest before learning how to make your own chocolate bar from scratch during a guided session. Plus, to make the day a stress-free one, lunch is also included at Hotel Chocolat, too.

St. Lucia’s blend of indigenous, African, Southeast Asian, and European cultures becomes apparent on any cultural tour, but tastes best in the kitchen. Learn to cook typical St. Lucian creole cuisine alongside a professional chef during this 3-hour cooking class, which includes tastings of every dish and a tour of native fruit and herb gardens.

Certified SCUBA divers can head out on a 5-hour tour to discover St. Lucia's reefs, walls, drop-offs, shipwrecks, and pinnacles. Two dive sites are included in each outing, and can include a beach dive at Anse Chastanet, a drift dive in Soufriere, or visits to shipwrecks in Anse Chochon. A small group of just eight people means the utmost safety and personalized attention from your certified diving guide.