St. Lucia is a popular destination for cruise ship visitors, thanks to its numerous sunkissed beaches and other tourist attractions.
Anyone who has visited our paradise island will tell you that you need to experience its beaches during your voyage.
So, if you’re coming on a cruise, it would be wise to check out the following beaches near St. Lucia’s Cruise Port.
Vigie Beach
Situated on the northwestern part of St. Lucia, Vigie Beach is the nearest to the cruise port.
It’s located near St. Lucia’s smaller and airport which has relatively low traffic during the peak hours of the day.
So, you can spend the entire day basking in the Caribbean sun while enjoying the calm waters at this beach.
Notably, seafood is popular in St. Lucia, and you will find an abundance of small restaurants nearby offering seafood in local cuisines.
While there, you won’t go hungry as there are food vendors along the Vigie Beach serving various local meals that you will enjoy.
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Choc Beach
Choc Beach is situated just 10 minutes away from Cruise Port in the North of St. Lucia.
It can be found just off the highway on the way to Gros Islet.
It is one of the most popular beaches near St. Lucia’s Cruise Port, as it is close to big resorts and shopping centers.
Choc Beach is very calm, making it an excellent choice for relaxing and basking in the sun.
The pristine waters at Choc Bay make it the perfect spot for a picnic on your port day in St. Lucia.
Moreover, the beach has plenty of large coconut palms that offer natural shade.
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Reduit Beach
Reduit Beach is on the outskirts of Gros Islet along Rodney Bay.
The beach is a popular destination for watersport activities such as scuba diving, snorkeling, and sailing.
Beachgoers can also enjoy guided excursions and spa treatment right at the beach for a more fulfilling experience.
Another advantage of Reduit Beach is that it has restaurants that serve both local delicacies and international cuisine.
Furthermore, the Rodney Bay area has plenty of other eateries that are a short walk from the beach.
Reduit Beach can get a bit crowded on port days due to the many amenities available nearby.
It might only be ideal for cruise visitors who do not mind crowds.
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Pigeon Island Beach
A trip to St. Lucia would be complete without visiting Pigeon Island Beach.
Situated in the extreme north in Gros Islet, Pigeon Island Beach is renowned for its turquoise waters and bleached white sandy coastline.
The ambiance in the nearby Pigeon Island National park makes it an excellent place for picnics and lounging.
Like most beaches in the north of St. Lucia, Pigeon Island Beach has restaurants where you can experience St. Lucia’s local food.
Alternatively, you may stimulate your taste buds by sampling local fruit boat vendors, right on the beach.
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Don’t want to go on a St. Lucia tour on your port day? Then, consider visiting one of our lovely beaches to relax and take in St. Lucia’s sunshine.
Kate is a co-founder and author of IslanderKeys. She is a loving wife and mother who enjoys taking care of her family. Kate is a customer service expert and healthcare administrator by profession. She loves to cook, shop online and share her knowledge about St. Lucia online and, when she meets people on her travels locally and abroad.
