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talking shop ON LOCATION Nature & adventure in... SAINT LUCIA Rhyme & Rhythm in the Caribbean CLAIRE ROBBINS, NORAD TRAVEL


I won this great trip by writing in rhyme So I thought I would try a second time To try and describe how wonderful it was And how we all retuned with such a buzz


We flew from Gatwick to St Kitts courtesy of BA A great flight, time to relax and games to play On landing to our hotels we were whisked away For a shower and change after a very long day


Some to the Marriott with sea view rooms, you should see them The rest to Timothy Beach, the only hotel on the shore of the Caribbean Two nights here with trips and hotel visits Then onto the ferry for one night in Nevis


Again we were split, Mount Nevis Hotel and Qualie Beach We went to Peak Heaven an outdoor museum not easy to reach Lunch was at Sunshines, Caribbean food at its best Rum punch and time to put up our feet and rest


This September the Saint Lucia


Tourist Board hosted 10 agents on an action-packed trip, exploring the beauty and diversity of attractions available on the Caribbean island. The trip took place from September


27 to October 4 and the group experienced resorts as varied as the child-friendly Smugglers Cove Resort & Spa and new boutique property Hotel Chocolat. Activities included watersports, deep-


sea fishing, whale and dolphin watching, diving, jungle bike riding, nature walks and zip-lining. The group took in island sights like the sulphur springs, Botanical Gardens and the Piton mountains. The Saint Lucia Tourist Board is


inviting agents to register their interest for fam trips to Saint Lucia in 2012 by e-mailing Chelcie Lewis at: clewis@ stluciauk.org.


SAINT LUCIA  Recommendations...


“Amazing! Saint Lucia is probably the most diverse island I’ve visited: the wildlife, culture and the Piton Mountains, plus you still have stunning beaches for those that just want to flop" CAROLINE NORTH THORNTONS TRAVEL


“I think that there is something for everyone here; there are so many excursions, different hotels and activities on offer and there is a real variety of things to do” LUCY ELLIS TOUCHDOWN HOLIDAYS


“I was genuinely astonished “Activities


included diving, jungle bike riding and zip wiring”


and amazed by the beauty of the island and it has left a lasting impression” CHRIS PEREIRA TRAILBLAZER TRAVEL


Next to the museum dedicated to Nelson and Fanny his love Then onto her home Nisbet Plantation to look down from above Through the gardens via rooms to the pool, beach and sea There were too many mosquitos, we had to flee


Next day back on the ferry to revisit St Kitts A peninsula tour to see the parts we had missed Saturday saw us to Anguilla by private plane A seven-seater no less, I'm so glad I came


It's a beautiful island with such white pure sand Lunch and time to chill on the beach, it was grand We stayed three nights at the Paradise Cove It was a very good hotel we all came to love


Antigua was the last island on this whistlestop tour Three nights at Blue Waters, I couldn't ask for more We had a jeep safari followed by a cataman trip Time to snorkel and swim, we even saw a cruise ship


Breakfast at Grand Pineapple on the very last day Followed by The Verandah a lovely place to stay Then it was back to our hotel to pack our cases On to the airport, you should have seen our faces


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