Things to do in Cas En Bas
Discover the best attractions and experiences Cas En Bas has to offer
Historic Monuments
Explore Saint Lucia's military and colonial legacies around Cas En Bas. From ancient forts to hilltop bastions, these sites offer sweeping views and stories of island defense.
Fort Charlotte
A 18th-century fortress in Castries with panoramic harbour views and informative ruins.
Fort Rodney
Historic fort perched near Pigeon Point with sea vistas and gun emplacements.
Morne Fortune
Historic hilltop site offering perspective on Castries and the northwest coast.
Museums
Gain insight into Saint Lucia's culture, history and heritage through a small but meaningful collection of museums nearby.
Saint Lucia National Museum
Castries-based museum presenting the island's history, culture and artifacts.
Soufrière Estate Museum
A heritage collection within a historic estate highlighting colonial-era life.
Religious Monuments
Historic churches and cathedrals dot Castries and Soufrière, illustrating the island's spiritual heritage.
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception (Castries)
Castries' main cathedral with striking architecture and central square proximity.
Church of the Assumption (Soufrière)
Historic parish church in the Soufrière area with traditional Caribbean design.
National & Theme Parks
Saint Lucia's protected landscapes range from national parks to adventurous nature trails.
Pigeon Island National Park
Historic fortifications and picnic spots on a small island near Gros Islet.
Pitons Management Area
Iconic UNESCO area including Gros Piton and Petit Piton for dramatic scenery.
Rainforest Adventures Saint Lucia
Adventure park offering ziplining and forest walks near Soufrière.
Neighborhoods
Vibrant coastal districts where visitors can stroll, shop and eat in a relaxed Caribbean setting.
Rodney Bay
Bustling village with the marina, shops, bars and restaurants.
Castries
Capital city center with markets, waterfront and colonial architecture.
Soufrière
Historic town at the Pitons with colorful streets and scenic views.
Gros Islet
Coastal community known for lively weekends and waterfront vibes.
Free Things to Do
Candid coastal experiences that won’t cost a cent but offer pure Saint Lucian charm.
Cas En Bas Beach time
Relax on the wind-swept shore and watch kitesurfers carve the waves.
Castries Waterfront walk
Stroll along the harbor and take in the lively waterfront atmosphere.
Sunset at Reduit Beach
Unwind with a golden hour by the calm northwest coast.
Gastronomy
Saint Lucian cuisine blends African, French and Caribbean influences with fresh seafood.
Green fig and saltfish
A classic dish featuring ripe plantains or figs with salted cod.
Callaloo soup
Creamy, spinach-like soup enriched with local herbs and coconut.
Bouillon
Light, flavorful broth-based stew with meat and dumplings.
Nightlife
Evening options range from beachfront bars to lively village hubs.
Rodney Bay Village nightlife
Cluster of bars and lounges where live music often fills the air.
Sunset cruises
Evening boat trips along the coast with music and drinks.
Entertainment
Seasonal events and cultural showcases highlight Saint Lucia's creative scene.
St. Lucia Jazz & Arts Festival
World-class music and arts events (seasonal) attracting visitors.
Soufrière street performances
Local musicians and dancers bring life to town squares.
Sports
Water, land and air adventures await for active travelers.
Kitesurfing at Cas En Bas Beach
Popular wind sport spot with steady breezes.
Gros Piton hike
Challenging climb offering dramatic volcanic scenery.
Scuba diving near Anse Chastanet
Vibrant underwater life and coral reefs just offshore.
Off the Track
Hidden viewpoints, villages and natural corners away from the crowds.
Marigot Bay scenic drive
Stunning palm-fringed inlet with a hidden-town feel.
Anse La Raye Fish Market
Colorful harbor village known for fresh seafood and local life.
Soufrière's sulfur springs area
Mud pools and rainforest backdrop for a unique soak.