The team at the on-site dive shop can kit you up shoreside and take you on guided scuba and snorkel trips through the colorful corals.Īfter a big snorkeling session, unwind with a cheeky rum cocktail (or three) from the beach bar and stay for the sunset as the skies blaze with a kaleidoscope of pastel colors. Just 10 yards from the water’s edge, the protected house reef is home to over 150 species of fish including moray eels, parrotfish and angelfish.
Bordering 600 tropical acres, this black-sand beach has prime snorkeling and diving opportunities among coral-covered rocks. In the shadow of the towering Pitons (a World Heritage site) lies secluded Anse Chastanet Beach. Anse Chastenet in St Lucia is at the foot of the breathtaking Pitons © David C.
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