A holiday in St. Lucia is not complete without having ample opportunities to enjoy the St. Lucia nightlife. Admittedly, the gorgeous beaches and relaxing environment will help you leave your stresses behind. But, why not have some fun and excitement by enjoying some of the top spots for nightlife while in St. Lucia? Here is where we recommend you go to experience the best the island has to offer in terms of nightlife:
1. St. Lucia Nightlife at It’s best at Gros Islet Street Party
Friday night is street party night on Gros Islet. Many of the bars here participate in the Gros Islet street party, which is one of the really fun things to do in St. Lucia for visitors and locals alike.
Grills are set up all along the street cooking fresh fish, local music adds to the atmosphere, not to mention the free-flowing rum drinks and aromas! Everyone joins in the fun, including all the locals who do this every Friday night.
You’ll enjoy great music played by local musicians and watch wonderful dancers up and down the street. The Friday night street party is an example of St. Lucia nightlife at its best, something the island is now famous for.
2. Treasure Bay Casino, Gros Islet. Try Your Luck at the Slot Machines & Tables
The island of St. Lucia has just one casino, Treasure Bay, which is situated within the cozy village of Gros Islet, right on the bay. The casino offers a plethora of gambling options, from slot machines, busy blackjack and roulette tables to poker games.
You’re on holiday to have fun, to enjoy St. Lucia activities, so what could be more fun than a little gambling? Who knows, you might even win some extra cash or at the very least, meet some interesting fellow vacationers!
The dress code is casual, so no worries there. If you get hungry along the way, the casino provides an infinite buffet of tasty island cuisine.
3. JD’s Mangrove, Marigot Bay. Dine & Dance in Style
In keeping with the relaxed vibe on the island, JD’s Mangrove is a restaurant and bar that offers a chance to dine on freshly cooked local dishes in gorgeous Marigot Bay.
We recommend dining on local Caribbean dishes at sunset before meandering over to the boardwalk to enjoy the casual vibe at JD’s bar overlooking the beach.
This is where you can enjoy your choice of cocktails. Sip a Piña Colada, Mojito, St. Lucia’s fruit punch, Zombie or whatever strikes your fancy. The bar also serves a variety of wines and beer. From here it’s a short walk to the harbor where you can gaze at the horizon.
4. The Cane Bar, Soufriere. Indulge in Unique Caribbean Cocktails
If you want to drink the most exotic rum cocktails you’ve ever tasted, the Cane Bar is the place to be. Do you want atmosphere? The walls are a testament to modern art, a virtual museum of originality in the extreme.
To top it off, the air conditioning is on full blast so if your desire is to escape the hot Caribbean sun, you can chill out sipping cocktails in the center of Sugar Beach, one of many memorable St. Lucia activities.
Your choice of beverage includes a highly unusual rum and ale mix, topped off with black pepper, a white rum cocktail mixed with lemon, blended banana, zesty pineapple, and mango, or you can try a rum cocktail mixed with strawberry, a hint of rosemary and crème de cacao.
5. Rum Therapy Bar and Treatment Center – St. Lucia Nightlife with Great Rum and Karaoke
If you are looking for the perfect spot to have a few rum punches after a colorful day of sunbathing at the beach, this bar will not disappoint. It’s an excellent place to enjoy St. Lucia nightlife. It is located at the end of the Pointe Seraphine shops and is often frequented by thirsty locals and tourists.
Set in a serene and ambient environment outside the shopping area at the Cruise Port, the Rum Therapy Bar and Treatment Center is hard to ignore. You will be able to browse the internet and stay abreast of the latest happenings with their free Wi-Fi as you enjoy your drinks either inside or outside the bar.
There is not a better place to stop for a few drinks while you watch the sunset and surrounding beauty. If you are a fan of Karaoke the owner of the bar, who is also a singer, will see to it that you have a night of your life. She has an amazing voice that is guaranteed to make you come back. Cruise passengers and locals also take to the stage to entertain those present with the lyrics of their favorite songs.
6. St. Lucia Nightlife at Dolittles in Marigot Bay – For Great Entertainment
The restaurant’s name, Dolittles, was inspired by Dr. Dolittle, a protagonist in the movie that was partly short in Marigot Bay. Located on the Northern side of the Bay of Marigot Beach Club and Dive Resort, the Dolittles restaurant has both indoor and outdoor tables. As you enjoy a delicious meal, you will be treated to a gorgeous sight of yachts slipping by in the water.
A quick look at their menu will make you realize that you are spoiled for choices. There are light meals like sandwiches, grilled chicken, and burgers for lunch. In the evening you can enjoy such Caribbean specials as caries, stews or chicken, steak and a variety of seafood. If you would like to hit the beach, you can bring your bathing suit.
7. Jambe De Bois Has an Exquisite Menu
The live jazz entertainment and waterfront setting have made this restaurant a favorite to experience St. Lucia Nightlife. If you would like a taste of local and Caribbean delicacies alongside intriguing music, this should be your priority. There are also cheap artifacts on display and a book exchange program.
The top-notch service offered here has won the hearts of many guests who frequent the restaurant. You can have both dinner and lunch here as you enjoy the serene setting. And, Jambe De Bois has some of the most delightful dishes on their menu. It’s located inside the Pigeon Island National Park. The park is one of St. Lucia’s top historical landmarks and tourist attractions.
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