My husband and I visited this island 5 years ago but made a horrible choice with our shore excursion. I do not remember much about the specific excursion but do know that we spent a large amount of time sitting in a cramped vehicle driving around the island. Maybe drove past the Pitons. Needless to say, we were disappointed (not with the island but our poor choice of excursion) and missed out on what makes St. Lucia great. We'd like opportunity to make a better choice this time around. We are not the type of people that go straight a beach whenever we get in port. What we would like is to experience something that is unique to each island. For example, at Dominica, we plan to snorkel at Champagne Beach and swim Titou Gorge. In Grenada, we are considering activities associated with their reputation as the "spice island." Also visiting Antigua, tortilla, and Puerto Rico. What would be that unique experience for St. Lucia? We are early 30's and have no physical limitations. Any advice to make our do-over of this island a memorable experience is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Need advice for our St. Lucia do-over
in St. Lucia
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My husband and I visited this island 5 years ago but made a horrible choice with our shore excursion. I do not remember much about the specific excursion but do know that we spent a large amount of time sitting in a cramped vehicle driving around the island. Maybe drove past the Pitons. Needless to say, we were disappointed (not with the island but our poor choice of excursion) and missed out on what makes St. Lucia great. We'd like opportunity to make a better choice this time around. We are not the type of people that go straight a beach whenever we get in port. What we would like is to experience something that is unique to each island. For example, at Dominica, we plan to snorkel at Champagne Beach and swim Titou Gorge. In Grenada, we are considering activities associated with their reputation as the "spice island." Also visiting Antigua, tortilla, and Puerto Rico. What would be that unique experience for St. Lucia? We are early 30's and have no physical limitations. Any advice to make our do-over of this island a memorable experience is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.