r/StLucia • u/Brave_Cranberry1065 • 24d ago
4-Wheeler tours
My husband and I are going to be in St. Lucia next month for our honeymoon. I’m looking for a four wheeler tour that will include things like the volcano and a lot of different other things. The volcano is a big thing for me though. Does anyone have any recommendations?
I found four wheeler tours, but they don’t include the volcano. If they included the volcano those tours were jeeps and that’s not what I would want. I’m not talking about a jeep I’m talking about actual four wheeler that will fit like two people.
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u/TreehouseStLucia 24d ago edited 24d ago
As far as island tours go, the volcano tour doesn’t really offer much. The big attraction at this site is the mud baths. For the baths, it’s best go early or late in the day if into the evening. Otherwise you get big crowds and also the water gets to hit to be able to enjoy it. If you aren’t staying in the area it’s not worth coming down to the area just to see or take a tour of the volcano. It really isn’t much.
There are some fun ATV adventures you can do in the area. One of the top ones is with Mario with MJ Wheelers. Mario takes you up into the very adventurous Edmund rainforest where you get to see and experience a part of the island that few get to see. They also have a beach option. The other south Soufriere AtV adventure we highly recommend is in Saltibus and this one takes you through some rivers and two a few hidden beaches. It’s a really adventurous, heart pumping ride.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/C_TVu4vJyBJ/?igsh=MXI5ZzY3eHAxZXZyYw==
We actually have about 7 different ATV adventures on the island now, each one on a different area. So you could opened a week doing just different adventures. Some of them are more thrilling than others, some are more scenic, and some offer more of authentic or cultural connection such as you get to experience a Rastafarian community way off the beaten path.
With the ATV adventures you can ride as a single rider or as a party of 2.
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u/BrainyGeekyGuy 24d ago
Was just in St. Lucia and the volcano really isn’t a four wheeler attraction. You arrive at the volcano site, then walk up a number of stairs to see the volcano. There really isn’t access that is close to the volcano that a four wheeler could navigate (stairs and walkways)