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ForbesLife Magazine dated November 02, 2009

St. Lucia is not the easiest sell. It’s closer to Venezuela than Florida and about five hours from New York City on a nonstop; eight or more with a change of planes. Once there you learn that the island’s infrastructure is rough: The main north-south roads are mostly narrow two-laners. And then there’s this: “People going to the Caribbean expect to be on the beach, and in St. Lucia you’re not,” notes Andy Pesky, senior vice president of the retail-travel company Protravel International. Indeed, the island’s two most dramatic resorts, Ladera and Jade Mountain, are perched on steep mountainsides. The former has no beach of its own, and the one belonging to the latter is never going to make a World’s Best list (or even a World’s Second Best list). The draw at both is plenty of privacy, the hotel room as aerie, and a gorgeous view of the island’s iconic symbol, the Pitons, twin pointy peaks off the southwest coast that have been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2004.

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Facts about Castries:
One of the major tourist areas in St. Lucia, Castries is a port of call for cruise ships. Cruise ships dock at Pointe Seraphine, to the north of the harbour which is also a duty free shopping centre. A taxi service is readily available to take you on tours of the rest of the country or the city. There is also a water taxi available to take you from there to the city as well.

The greatest concentration of hotels, resorts, and restaurants are near Castries and the island’s other main towns, Gros Islet, Soufrière, and Rodney Bay.

The city maintains three tourist offices, and one in the airport. There are also many duty free shops within the town itself and several restaurants.

One of the major draws for tourists to St. Lucia is its beaches, and there are several in or very near Castries. Vigie Beach, Malabar Beach, Choc Beach, and La Toc Beach are all within easy reach.

Marigot Bay, in Saint Lucia

Demographics about Castries:
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Airport Information for Castries:
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Airport Code: UVF

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View of the Soufrière volcano

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Castries, Saint Lucia

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