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A PADI centre on Anse Chastanet beach, about 1.5 miles from Soufrière: shore and boat dives, courses from beginner to advanced, nitrox and shallow-water introductory dives. Three boats, a shop, an underwater photo and video centre and PADI Green Star status.
Official websitescubastlucia.com→Two affiliated PADI 5* IDC centres at Harmony Marina Suites: introductory dives, certifications from beginner to instructor and trips to 20 to 25 sites around the island. The “Dive & Drive” combines diving in the Soufrière marine reserve with a minibus visit to Ladera.
Official websitedivesaintlucia.com→A boat trip to watch cetaceans: spotted and long-beaked dolphins, sperm whales, pilot whales and false killer whales, resident or passing through depending on the species. Prices and departures are available from the excursions desk; humpback whales pass from February to April.
Official websitewindjammer-landing.com→The Gros Piton (798 m) takes 4 to 6 hours return (4 km), the Petit Piton (743 m) 3 to 5 hours (3.2 km) with sections on fixed ropes. A certified local guide is compulsory for both; moderate to difficult, even technical for the Petit Piton.
Official websitestlucia.org→A geothermal area billed as the Caribbean's only “drive-in volcano”: fumaroles, mud pools and active vents in an old crater. You can coat yourself in grey mud then rinse off in hot water; mornings or late afternoons are recommended.
Official websitestlucia.org→The Chassin park in Babonneau, where you can walk on a trail, ride a gondola through the canopy or zip between platforms in the trees. Packages last 2 to 4 hours; closed shoes are compulsory, transport is optional.
Official websiterainforestadventure.com→