Pigeon Island National Park

"Climb up to Fort Rodney on the smaller of the two hills and look in at the small museum which has Amerindian remains and displays explaining the island's quite complicated history. "

"Jutting out from the northwest coast, Pigeon Island connects to the mainland via a causeway." Full review

"This small beach within the national landmark, on the northwestern tip of St. Lucia, has golden sand, a calm sea, and a view that extends from Rodney Bay to Martinique." Full review

"Pigeon Island is a fun place to explore, with paths winding around the remains of barracks, batteries and garrisons; the partially intact stone buildings create a ghost-town effect." Full review

"Pigeon Island can appeal to an eclectic mix of travelers. You could get a history lesson about the landmark's previous occupants...there are also two beaches and a few restaurants situated within." Full review

"For more leisurely hiking, Pigeon Island National Landmark, on St. Lucia’s northwest coast, offers dramatic views and military ruins from the 18th century."

"The tangled history of St. Lucia has played out on this 44-acre nature reserve and national landmark on the island's northwest coast." Full review