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Please also refer to the Saint Lucia Heritage Map.

It combines several periods of history, beaches, green lawns and shady groves, is home to a variety of tropical flora and fauna, and views of Saint Lucia.

They were declared as a Nature Reserve because of their unique flora and fauna.

These twin peaks are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Sulphur Springs was formed over 410,000 years ago from a weak spot in a large, collapsed volcanic crater.

This is one of the most colorful falls in the Caribbean due to the minerals in the water.

It is the largest mangrove forest in the Eastern Caribbean.