When you think of St. Lucia, the Pitons are probably the first thing that comes to mind. These two iconic volcanic spires — Gros Piton and Petit Piton — are more than just a stunning backdrop ...

Rising tall from the sea and covered in emerald-colored vegetation, these volcanic plugs (or land formations made out of volcanic materials) are the most iconic sight in all of St. Lucia.

St. Lucia is not easily forgotten. The Caribbean island’s majestic twin Pitons (which were designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2006) jut out of the deep blue sea in a striking fashion.

The ultimate proof of that comes at Ladera’s farm-to-table restaurant. If the Pitons are St. Lucia’s signature sight, Dasheene is their viewing platform. Open on all sides, you can drink in ...

Rising tall from the sea and covered in emerald-colored vegetation, these volcanic plugs (or land formations made out of volcanic materials) are the most iconic sight in all of St. Lucia.

St. Lucia's legendary cone-shaped Pitons provide the perfect frame for Sugar Beach, A Viceroy Resort, a lavish oasis that’s highly sought after by honeymooners and household names. Sugar Beach ...

On the scenic island of St. Lucia, the town of Soufrière is best ... Less intrepid visitors can enjoy vistas of the Pitons from nearly any point in Soufrière or head across the island to the ...

Focus on flowers, with Pitons fading into background. St. Lucia is known and celebrated for many things—including hotels that are as iconic as the country's mountain landmark. This 27-mile-long ...