Flights
Saint Lucia

The island's main international airport, at Vieux Fort, about 53 km from Castries and about 45 minutes by car from Soufrière. It handles long-haul flights, including from London Gatwick (British Airways) and North America; transfers by road or water taxi.

A regional airport at Vigie, about 2 km north of Castries, used for inter-island flights. Public listings cite services to Barbados, Dominica, St Vincent and Fort-de-France depending on the airline; check which routes are currently operating.

A Paris Orly–Fort-de-France flight with a sea connection to Castries in the NavigAir offer, sold at a single price. The airline states that it does not fly directly to Saint Lucia; departure days vary, so check before booking.

A non-stop crossing of about 1 hr 30 min between Martinique and Castries, usually with five round trips a week, three during maintenance periods and seven during school holidays. Timetables may change or crossings be cancelled depending on the weather: check the website.

A London Gatwick to Hewanorra airport service, listed by the tourist board with weekly flights from August to December 2026. One option from Europe, with a connection in London, to land directly in the south of the island.

A regional airline cited by the tourist board for weekly flights from Martinique, with a schedule published until the end of December 2026. Routes and frequencies change, so confirm them on the airline's website.

A St Vincent airline operating 19-seat Twin Otters. A Martinique–Saint Lucia–St Vincent route opened in December 2024, with at least three round trips a week at launch; the site does not publish timetables, and booking shows availability.