EXPLORE THE HISTORY OF PIGEON ISLAND NATIONAL LANDMARK & THE RAMP

Let's catch up with Kirk Elliott - National Geographic Educator, as he unfolds the history behind Pigeon Island Landmark and Stormy Norman (Norman Mercier), a very experienced provider of bespoke tours.

Pigeon Island National Landmark is a 40-acre park that retraces the many historical legends of Saint Lucia, showcases the local wildlife, and is surrounded by fantastic seascapes. It is in fact heralded as a “living museum”.

Visitors to the park are free to amble, at their own pace, among the remnants of Admiral Rodney’s naval base, take a refreshing dip at one of the cosy coves, walk along the perimeter to the remains of a legendary pirate’s cave (that of Jamb de Bois aka Francoise le Clerc), or hike to the heights of the fort to gape at the spectacular 360 degree view.

Visit www.stlucia.org for more information.