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Pigeon Island National Park
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Mel & Eddie
July 24, 2020
Beach Front, Signal Peak, Fort Rodney
Normand
December 12, 2017
Pigeon Island, a 40-acre islet connected by a causeway to St. Lucia’s west coast, is a beautiful nature park which reflects a thousand years of history. Pigeon Island was a Carib settlement, a pirate’s hideout and the site of one of the strongest fortifications on St. Lucia. There are marked trails with a number of historical sites, like the remains of an 18th-century British fort and Fort Rodney, where the Admiral for which it is named spied on the French ships from its strategic viewpoint.
Pigeon Island, a 40-acre islet connected by a causeway to St. Lucia’s west coast, is a beautiful nature park which reflects a thousand years of history. Pigeon Island was a Carib settlement, a pirate’s hideout and the site of one of the strongest fortifications on St. Lucia. There are marked trai…
Mae
March 2, 2017
A historical Saint Lucian landmark left over the British & French colonial settlers. This hilly island has a lovely beach that is all joined via a short causeway. Must-see!
Myron
December 1, 2015
Nice place for a picnic. Magnificent view after a cool walk up Fort Rodney. Great place for spending the day.
Jon-Henri
December 11, 2021
Located in the North is the famous Pigeon Island. With two beautiful hikes, private beaches and ruins amongst the green space, Pigeon Island is a great place to learn a bit about Saint Lucia's rich cultural history. You can also grab a drink or a bite to eat at either of the two restaurants: Jambe de Bois and Barnacles
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