The island has around 30 of them, ranging from golden crescents to volcanic dark-sand coves. Sugar Beach (pictured here), near Soufrière, is the headline act, dramatically wedged between the Pitons with brilliant water and upscale amenities. Reduit Beach in Rodney Bay is the island’s most popular long sandy strand—great for swimming, watersports, and easy access to restaurants and bars. And Anse Chastanet, just north of Soufrière, is more intimate and scenic, backed by lush hills and especially beloved for its superb snorkeling and diving right offshore.
Read more in my post The Allures of St. Lucia, and 6 Key Places and Experiences.
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