Welcome to the world’s only drive-in volcano and only mud bath in the Caribbean!
This must be definitely on your bucket list!
In the heart of the popular town of Soufriere, home of the iconic pitons (Gros Piton & Petit Piton) lies one of its greatest geothermal wonders - the Sulphur Springs, Saint Lucia's Drive In Volcano.
Enjoy an amazing time exploring and discovering the remnants of St Lucia’s Volcano filled with a Sulphur Mud Bath Experience and get to see the best sights & experiences along your tour with private transportation.
St Lucia Volcano is an amazing experience, so be sure to visit a once in a lifetime opportunity to drive through St. Lucia’s Dormant Volcano and Sulphur Springs Park.
Enjoy an amazing time exploring and discovering the remnants of St Lucia’s Volcano filled with a Sulphur Mud Bath Experience and get to see the best sights & experiences along your tour with private transportation.
St Lucia Volcano is an amazing experience, so be sure to visit a once in a lifetime opportunity to drive through St. Lucia’s Dormant Volcano and Sulphur Springs Park.
Saint Lucia Volcano Experience!
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VOLGA NATURE TRAIL
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Best Hiking Trail in St.Lucia, the Volga Trail takes around 1.5 hours to walk the trail includes lots of photo opportunity. You get a fantastic view of the Pitons and the ocean along every path. Your guide will talk about the history of this 20 hectares of land owned by East Indians and come across old french historical homes. There are stairs to make an easy walk for everyone. Volga Nature Trail offers great photo opp with both Pitons in the background. If you think Tet Paul Nature Trail is stairway to heaven, you have not seen nothing yet! Wait till you've seen the views from the Volga Trail.
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Get Up Close & Personal with Saint Lucia's Pitons (Petit and Gros Piton)which are the remnants of two lava domes that formed about 200-300 thousand years ago. LEARN MORE
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Advertised worldwide as home of the, “World’s Only Drive-In Volcano”; for the visitors ability to drive and walk right into the heart of a dormant volcano, the park attracts over 200,000 patrons annually.
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