The waters flowing within the park and pools at the Sulphur Springs are ranked as highly as the waters of the Baden Baden in Germany, Yellow Stone Geysers, Hot Springs in Wyoming, USA and Onsen Ryokan, in Japan. All are world-renowned for their ability to reduce stress, cure rheumatism, psoriasis and other skin ailments. In fact, in 1784, under instructions from King Louis XV1 of France, samples of the mineral saturated water emerging from Sulphur Springs were analyzed in France and found to possess similar medicinal properties to the waters of the Aix-les-Bains. Consequently, baths were built by Baron-de-Laborie, the French Governor of St. Lucia (1784 to 1789), at Diamond Estate, 1 km north-west of Sulphur Springs Park. The original Diamond Baths were destroyed during the Brigand War that followed on the heels of the French Revolution (1789-1794), but, were rebuilt by the owners in the early twentieth century. These baths today sit within St. Lucia’s largest and best kept botanical gardens and are themselves a tourist attraction.
Our guides confidently boast that a dip in our magical waters makes every visitor look ten years younger!!! Well, come take a dip and find out for yourself.
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...
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