In addition to its fabulous setting, Soufriere is the gateway to one of St. Lucia's most interesting natural attractions -- the magnificent Diamond Falls, the lowest of the six waterfalls that tumble down the mountain from the volcano.
The privately-owned Diamond Falls and Mineral Baths, less than a mile east of Soufriere, are part of the Soufriere Estate dating from 1713. The Baths, originally built in 1784, were restored by Mrs. Joan Devaux in the 1980s, with some of the original 18th century baths still in use. At the entrance, a narrow path edged with tropical flowers and shaded by stately palms leads to the bathhouse and a series of pools, each a different temperature. Beyond are the falls roaring out of a mineral-streaked gorge and spilling through the gardens into the pools. A tour of the gardens is approximately 45 minutes.
Sulphur Springs Park has a rich history of exploration and discovery. In 1900, a local busi...
The waters flowing within the park and pools at the Sulphur Springs are ranked as highly as the w...
Just beside the park’s entrance are our famous Black Water Pools. One was built in 200...
The iconic Gros Piton, part of Saint Lucia’s only UNESCO World Heritage Site offers an abun...
The Soufriere Regional Development Foundation (Soufriere Foundation) is a non-profit company established by the people of Soufriere to promote, encourage, support, facilitate and coordinate local development initiatives in the Soufriere region.