Top St Lucia Bird Watching

Head into the jungles of St. Lucia to discover some of the wildlife of the island. Walk through the rain forest to learn 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.

St. Lucia’s dense rainforest harbor a rich selection of flora and fauna, but knowing where to find wildlife is difficult for non-residents. This small-group bird-watching tour in Castries Waterworks Forest Reserve enhances your chance of spotting the rare birdlife native to the Carribbean island, such as hummingbirds, banana quits, and pewees.

Go in search of local birds such as rufous-throated solitaires, St. Lucia pewees, orioles, and banana quits during this morning birding tour. Refreshments and round-trip hotel transportation included.

Explore the sandy beaches and stunning coastal scenery of St Lucia on horseback. Sandy Hoofs Stables has horses suitable for all levels and this 2-hour horseback ride can be adapted to match your group’s riding ability. Along the way, enjoy magnificent views of Anse La Voute; ride your horse into the water; or for more experienced riders, at the discretion of your guides, have the opportunity to enjoy a canter along the beach.

For those willing to rise early for the march up to the 2,620-foot (798-meter) summit of Gros Piton, the panoramic views over the Caribbean are well worth it. A guide leads the way along the easily accessed route while sharing information about the iconic peak and its twin, Petit Piton, which dominate the west coast of St. Lucia. Skip the hassle of organizing transport on this half-day tour.

Experienced horseback riders are sure to love the lush landscapes and sweeping views of Saint Lucia. This private excursion pairs you with a suitable horse and takes you along beautiful trails. Head down to Lapin Bay for a canter along the beach and stop at several spots along the way to capture photos of the scenery.

Take a break from the beach and spend a half-day on the water searching for wildlife with a 90% sighting average. After boarding your spacious vessel, sail out to sea in search of humpback, sperm, and pilot whales as well as spinner, spotted, Fraser, and common dolphins. A marine expert informs you of their behaviors while you actively participate in spotting these marine mammals.