Vacationers will find Pigeon Point Beach along St. Lucia's southern coast. St. Lucia is full of incredible history and sights, outside the capital you'll find things to do at Vieux Fort and Soufrière, as well as in the island's central portion.

Visitors who are looking for a quiet stretch of sand in a natural setting should check out Pigeon Point Beach.

The shores of Pigeon Point beach are endowed with groves of lush tropical trees, including big banyans, that tower high above the sands. From this beach you can take in great views of the coast and nearby Martinique. This quaint little beach is littered with soft white sands, and is an ideal place for a picnic

While St. Lucia has some beaches that are more secluded than Pigeon Point Beach the natural setting, personality and other qualities available at this beach might be just what you are seeking.

Many of the beaches in St. Lucia are quiet and secluded, and, of course, Pigeon Point Beach can provide without taking you too far away. Neither too close nor too far from cities you'll have everything you need.

Location is important, and your spot on a sunny beach can be prime real estate. You'll find plenty of beaches in St. Lucia, like Pigeon Point Beach. So, no matter what you're looking for, you'll be sure to find a beach you enjoy, but you have to decide if this particular beach is the perfect fit.

For many visitors to the Caribbean the amenities and and attractions at a beach are important attributes that distinguish one beach from another. For others, the size of the crowd is the decisive factor to consider. The Caribbean region has hundreds of beaches, so you have other options, in addition to Pigeon Point Beach. By studying the information below, you can readily determine if this particular beach might be the perfect fit.

Food

It doesn't matter what kind of meal, an absolutely wonderful way to start-- or end-- your day is often enjoying an area restaurant, where you can delve into delicious local dishes without going far.

Eateries near this beach are provided in the following table.

Every location in the world has its own cuisine, and St. Lucia is no different. One of the most enjoyable places to delve into local specialties is right at the beach. Many hotels will prepare a picnic lunch for you, or you can obtain picnic supplies on your way to the beach.

Amenities and Ambience

Pigeon Point Beach is one of the island's better known historical areas. Near the beach, you can explore ruins of a fortress, barracks, and rusty cannons that date back to the middle of the 1700s.

The crowd at the beach will vary according to several factors, including the time of day and the time of year. Some of St. Lucia's beaches are more crowded than others especially when tourism season is as its peak. One of the most important factors when considering a day at the beach might be, at least for some vacationers, the crowds you'll meet. While some beach goers prefer a crowded beach with lots of activity, many would prefer to just relax in a quiet area.

Like many other aspects of St. Lucia this beach has its own personality which will be particularly appealing to some visitors. The atmosphere of this beach is rather different from many of the other beaches in St. Lucia. Pigeon point beach is part of the Pigeon Island National Historic Park, meaning it is well cared for. The island joins St. Lucia's mainland by causeway, meaning ti's easy to reach as well.

Attractions

If you're like many vacationers, you want to experience plenty of incredible sights during your trip-- and also relax a little bit. A day at the beach can be a relaxing part of your vacation, but natural wonders, like Pigeon Island National Historic Park (located 0.2 miles to the northeast of Pigeon Point Beach) can add greatly to your vacation experience.

If you want to discover more interesting facts about the history of St. Lucia there are nearby opportunities. For example Marquis Estate is located 5.5 miles to the southeast of Pigeon Point Beach.

If your taste for travel keeps you looking for new activity and attraction options, you'll find the closest ones to the beach in the following table.

Location

You'll find this delightful beach 0.2 miles from Pigeon Island National Historic Park, on St. Lucia's southern coast. Pigeon Point Beach is close to Gros Islet, so you can explore the town after your visit to the beach.

Nearby Hotels

How many other people you encounter at the beach will vary depending on the time of day, particularly in the high season. You can expect to encounter a fair number of visitors from nearby hotels. There are a few hotels located nearby. Those hoping to stay in the vicinity of this beach can certainly find a spot.

Other Beaches

Of course, Pigeon Point Beach is just one of many beaches you can visit in St. Lucia. You might also enjoy Rodney Bay; it's found 1.3 miles to the southeast. Rodney Bay's pretty beaches are not the focal point at this tourist haven, where many guests come to spend time at the beach, shops, restaurants, and other areas scattered along the shore.

But, if you're interested in a more active beach, you might like Reduit Beach. It is located 1.2 miles to the southeast.

You may also enjoy Choc Beach; it is located 3.6 miles from Pigeon Point Beach. With its calm waters, and nearby amenities, Choc Beach is a popular spot with vacationing families.

Pigeon Point Beach might not make your top beaches list, but St. Lucia has plenty of other options for travelers who don't wish to visit this beach.