Updating Map... About Pitons
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This is not a hike...it is a climb! 2600 ft in 2 miles...simply put! I am an avid hiker and this is more of a climb. If you are looking for a hike with spots of climbing...this is NOT it. It is all up! Did...More
Of course you have to see these, but go by boat or helicopter. We went by car and it was horrible. We didn't even get a good view after a 2 hour drive from the north.
My wife & I hiked quite a bit getting in shape for a 60 mile Europe hike, and along the way we visited St Lucia. Climbing Gros Piton sounded like a good idea. I'm not totally sorry I did it, but I have to say...More
Looks like a scene from Jurassic Park... The Pitons are magnificent... We were on an Island Windjammer Cruise (more on that in another review), we were anchored just off shore the views were spectacular. We also had opportunity to snorkel just off shore. It was...More
Standing between the Pitons was a humbling experience. It was absolutely breathtaking. I highly recommend going on the excursion to visit by catamaran, sail, or helicopter!
The boat ride to the Pitons was fun & watching the sunset was worth the excursion. The snorkeling was not that good as this was a 5 hr excursion but we only had 30 minutes to snorkel & water was murky.
We visited the Pitons as part of our Island Day Tour. The pictures we were able to take were awesome!
We had a terrific view from a hiking trail that overlooked the Petit Piton. It was definitely worth the climb. We also had lunch at Mango Tree (Stonefield Resort). There was a terrific view from there as well.
It's pretty hard to miss the Pitons if you're on the southern end of St. Lucia; that's a good thing because they are really scenic. The dramatic spires set so close to the ocean make for great picture taking from many angles on land or...More
Saw them from a catamaran, from a van, from Souffrierre. They are amazing! You think of Jurassic Park, Superman, James Bond...all sorts of scenes from movies come to mind. Such a beautiful site!
