From the Morne Fortune you have a grandiose view over the city and its surrounding green hills. M arigot Bay is deservedly one of St. Lucia's most beautiful locations. The surrounding green hills embrace the turquoise to blue waters of the bay. Taking the ferry to go to the far side of the bay you arrive at the idyllic palm beach. A few smaller hotels, the villas and studios were built on the tropical hills in total harmony with this paradise.
Yachts shelter in the natural harbor.
A quiet fishing village where you can find typical wooden houses, some very colorful, others weather-stained with the passage of time. On the beach lie the colorful fishermen's boats. This town, the oldest settlement of the island, was founded in 1746 by the French. Situated in the shade of the Petit Piton, this old capital was rebuilt after being destroyed by a hurricane in 1780. Here you can find St. Lucia's oldest and most colorful architecture.