Is it safe to swim in St Lucia Beach?

Is it safe to swim in St Lucia Beach? Don't go swimming along the East/Atlantic coast except in a few desgnated areas, such as directly in front of Coconut Bay Resort. The Atlantic has several strong currents in different areas, and can be rougher seas overall. No lifeguards at all on any of the beaches here in St. Lucia.

Does St Lucia have good swimming beaches?

Lucia is a fantastic way to experience the country's incredible beaches. From tranquil coves to lively atmospheric stretches of sand, the beaches of St. Lucia suit every type of beachgoer.

Can you see sharks in St Lucia?

While rare, sharks are still seen in St Lucia. The most common one spotted by scuba divers is the Caribbean reef shark.

Is it safe to travel off resort in St Lucia?

It is absolutely safe to go off resort in St. Lucia. Just use common sense as you would at home: don't go into dark alleys late at night, etc. The Sandals bus only goes between the 3 resorts, to go to the town you will need a taxi (or a couple of miles walk, depending which Sandals).

Does St Lucia get tsunami?

In the area you have selected (Saint Lucia) tsunami hazard is classified as medium according to the information that is currently available.

Is the sand white in St. Lucia?

With two stretches of sand available, you'll have your pick of uncrowded St. Lucia beaches within this lush national park where white sand, sun, and pristine, warm waters await.

Is the sea warm in St Lucia?

St Lucia water temperatures peak in the range 26 to 28°C (79 to 82°F) on around the 4th of February and are at their lowest on about the 3rd of August, in the range 20 to 23°C (68 to 73°F). Year round warm water temperatures at St Lucia climb to their highest in early February.

What is the best month to visit St Lucia?

The best time to visit Saint Lucia is between February and May, when the weather is driest. Temperatures are pleasantly warm year-round, with average highs ranging from 82°F to 90°F at sea level, though it can be significantly cooler up in the mountains.

Why is Saint Lucia coastline under threat?

Sea level rise Further, due to its location, the island is exposed to storms that produce extreme wave and surge conditions. These conditions, alone or coupled with sea level rise, can have devastating impacts on coastal/marine resources.