Kamis, 05 Januari 2012

Saint Lucia in the Caribbean

Island nation of St. Lucia in the Caribbean has long been associated with luxury hotels portfolio and the all-exclusive and famous guests, from Oprah Winfrey to Justin Bieber. Nature has always been an integral part of every property here; even premium hotels also offer rooms without walls (but anti-mosquito bed nets). In the area of ​​dramatic Piton Mountains in the south of the island, not far from the town of Soufriere, several historic plantations presenting the concept of "green" is more attractive: a combination of tourist activities, farming, and spa surrounded by lush forest.

Coastal CaribbeanDive into the natural charm of the Caribbean at Sugar Beach is located near Anse des Pitons, two volcanic areas terapit-Gros Piton and Petit Piton. Both of these mountains, plus an area of ​​2900 hectares and the seas that surround them, have been listed in the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites. The beach can be reached via the road to Jalousie Plantation Resort [T.0758 456 8000, www.jalousieplantation.com]. Vehicle parking in front of the gate Jalousie Drive, then disembarked from the hill until you reach the beach. Daily tickets for $ 50 (includes a shuttle bus) can be purchased at the resort, while snorkelling equipment rent for $ 10 by a small hut on the beach.

Bamboo TherapyMany people believe bamboo is a plant typical of Asia, but the citizens of St.. Lucia actually claim it as a national crop. They use it for many purposes, ranging from building materials, musical instruments, to medical therapy. for the latter, you can try it at the Rainforest Spa's Jalousie Plantation at the rate of $ 150 for 50 minutes. The muscles of the body will be twisted and stretched using bamboo poles. Open to the public, seven massage room resort property located in the middle of lush forest where hot springs flow and creates a natural music to accompany the treatment sessions. Massage finished, let the body sweat through a steam bath "temascal" in the channel water from the 18th century that was once used by the local sugar mill.

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