Love the tropical music in the background the whole time! Hehe - the most crazy part is no roads are really marked instead of in the city centers... if you're lucky! No speed limits unless in the city, either!
Went to St. Lucia on my honeymoon. Loved it! At first from the airport to Castries kind of disappointed...the houses, etc. But, got over it and understood the culture. I want to visit again...often go to google maps just to view the island (weird?). I could move there...and start a few Churches for my denomination. Relaxing atmosphere in contrast to the US.
What is it about the houses? Because of how some look? There are some pretty beautiful houses in some parts. You should have entered some communities if you didn't. Esp the quiet ones. They have some great houses. But idk if u mean the house u lived in. Glad u enjoyed your stay. Come back again. ☺
I went St Lucia in June 2022, I loved it so much I’m going back in January 2023 for my birthday as a solo trip! I want to drive in St Lucia but I’m nervous as the roads are quite narrow and it’s a pretty mountainous island. But I want to conquer my fear of driving in a different country!
Driving here dosent seem too bad, nothint compared to jamaica/even some US cities. I personally wouldnt be used to the hills but overall insanely beautiful. My dream is to one day live there.
Whew! The wife was nervous, I can tell. You're a good driver mate. You took on those St.Lucia roads like a champ. I can tell you spliced and edited the video. One moment you driving down the Morne and the next, you're near Dennery. Good stuff. Is there a part two? I'll subscribe to you. I know this video is nine years old already. Hope you're ok.
AWESOME! I'm glad I am not the only one who loves to do this! There was a taxi driver named Fish when I was there 20 years ago. I wonder if he is still around. I think he was based out of Castries.
When mom went to St. Lucia, she said the driving there was nuts. O.o They are great drivers, but the rules of the road are nuts! You only watch out for the vehicles in front of you. That's it. You DO NOT watch behind you. Apparently it's like that in most overseas countries outside of the West. o.o'
we weren't able to get a video of our drive from the airport to choc bay, had quite a few close calls though, nothing major with there driving though and the views took your mind away from the 60 min ride in blistering humidity, decided to take the helicopter transfer back though, almost just as hair raising in itself, have posted a video up of that too now.
Roses Edward I come from a St.Lucian family but born in America. When I come to St.Lucia I know my way (even tho I cant drive) from my dad driving me everywhere.
No difference in those Roads from Mexico or Greece. (Been there, done that...) LOL Except... leftern drive. How do you manage as "European"leftern drive? SIMPLE: DRIVE LEFT; WATCH YOUR RIGHT! This way, I have managed beautifuly 10yrs driving in England - Best advice ever given to me from an English cab driver before I picked up my car from a car dealer...
1:02 looks like you going into Montego Bay. Jamaica. DIVIDING THE ROAD ❤ it; every island should do so....because Americans drive on the right & impatient drivers like to over-take killing off people
I haven't seen a speed limit sign yet!! Seems like everyone goes at their own speed. Yikess!!! I'm preparing for several heart attacks during my visit next month!
Sandra Russ i was born there.18yrs have not been back. it was super nice there. great food n streat parties..( am ny..which state u in? email: guitarpiano@aol.com
I visited St Lucia, last summer 2018, and went around the island,, need whole day, very tiring trip take short trip would be better, also went to see the dead volcano spewing sulphur(hydrogen sulphide smell is everywhere overpowering can cause headache to be careful . ) it has rain forest has as well desert-like climate due to high mountain range which block the humid and rain on one side, dangerous hairpin curves,mountains which only St lucians can drive, not Canadians. St Lucian follows the English way not the American way,they are trying to talk and pronounce like England people and regard the other people's English inferior. will find fault with your English accent, I did not see any agriculture workaround, because they are colonized and don't know, but they eat rice and they totally rely on tourist. the Atlantic side has good beautiful sandy beaches, close to the airport but the west side is all rocky beaches, the landscape is limestone and not good. not good for bathing. people are friendly and of good nature, safe to walk around not like jamica.
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Thank you for sharing this great video, it's most likely the only way I can visit. Such wonderful sites!
thank you for sharing !
St Lucia is a beautiful island !
Man, you handled the St.Lucian roads like a real Indy racer; just wonderful. Great video.
Yes beautiful and clean too.
Beautiful, its like driving through St Mary to Ocho Rios, Jamaica
Love the tropical music in the background the whole time! Hehe - the most crazy part is no roads are really marked instead of in the city centers... if you're lucky! No speed limits unless in the city, either!
Great scenery and video! 👌🏾📸 Those roads sure are curvy!😮
Went to St. Lucia on my honeymoon. Loved it! At first from the airport to Castries kind of disappointed...the houses, etc. But, got over it and understood the culture. I want to visit again...often go to google maps just to view the island (weird?). I could move there...and start a few Churches for my denomination. Relaxing atmosphere in contrast to the US.
What is it about the houses? Because of how some look? There are some pretty beautiful houses in some parts. You should have entered some communities if you didn't. Esp the quiet ones. They have some great houses. But idk if u mean the house u lived in. Glad u enjoyed your stay. Come back again. ☺
Marcus Carter hey I don't know what your denomination is, but they already have their own churches there.
Have you gone through with your thought? I want to move there one day as well
I went St Lucia in June 2022, I loved it so much I’m going back in January 2023 for my birthday as a solo trip! I want to drive in St Lucia but I’m nervous as the roads are quite narrow and it’s a pretty mountainous island. But I want to conquer my fear of driving in a different country!
The difference is that there is no stress just drive and relax and stop anywhere and you will be welcome, St Lucia Nice
Driving here dosent seem too bad, nothint compared to jamaica/even some US cities. I personally wouldnt be used to the hills but overall insanely beautiful. My dream is to one day live there.
Whew! The wife was nervous, I can tell. You're a good driver mate. You took on those St.Lucia roads like a champ. I can tell you spliced and edited the video. One moment you driving down the Morne and the next, you're near Dennery. Good stuff. Is there a part two? I'll subscribe to you. I know this video is nine years old already. Hope you're ok.
awesome video keep showing stuff like this
big up st lucia
we large
Thank you for sharing this vid!
very nice place...will love to visit
AWESOME! I'm glad I am not the only one who loves to do this! There was a taxi driver named Fish when I was there 20 years ago. I wonder if he is still around. I think he was based out of Castries.
like your vid
Oh ya its just like driving in Mauritius on the left side and with many Japanese vehicles and saw few British Trucks.THANKS FOR THE RIDE
used to be an entertainer at all the hotels there
hey guys I'm from st Lucia ..what are tall waiting for it's beautiful down here....
you live in such a beautiful contry , greetings from Peru!!
its where i was born.have not been back 18yrs.need a 2 wk vacation.. lol
I' ve been in saint lucia many times and is a small island but jesus many cars and tráfic Was pack all the time.
Look like drive in malaysia and brunei with that number plate design
Hey was it easy get around while driving ill be going for the first time in a few months
When mom went to St. Lucia, she said the driving there was nuts. O.o They are great drivers, but the rules of the road are nuts! You only watch out for the vehicles in front of you. That's it. You DO NOT watch behind you. Apparently it's like that in most overseas countries outside of the West. o.o'
DaWhiteWolffie isn't St Lucia a part of the west?
Yeah. So that means St. Lucia drivers are like nonwestern drivers? I dunno.
we weren't able to get a video of our drive from the airport to choc bay, had quite a few close calls though, nothing major with there driving though and the views took your mind away from the 60 min ride in blistering humidity, decided to take the helicopter transfer back though, almost just as hair raising in itself, have posted a video up of that too now.
are u st lucian...how did you know the way so well? lol those yellow barriers like that gonna do anything...lol
Roses Edward I come from a St.Lucian family but born in America. When I come to St.Lucia I know my way (even tho I cant drive) from my dad driving me everywhere.
i have no idea about st lucia... like what country do you guys close with?...in haiti we close to cuba an republica dominicana
johanna francois between st vincent and Martinique with Barbados to the east
No difference in those Roads from Mexico or Greece. (Been there, done that...) LOL Except... leftern drive. How do you manage as "European"leftern drive? SIMPLE: DRIVE LEFT; WATCH YOUR RIGHT!
This way, I have managed beautifuly 10yrs driving in England - Best advice ever given to me from an English cab driver before I picked up my car from a car dealer...
dont drive too close to their rear bumpers ..they will say you re bulling em like a gay guy....lol
wifey a good camera-woman
Enjoy,my world😍
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Come on Man' .... take me to the rain forest! ...
bro you drive like a real lucian.. sure u not born there...haha
nice driving
The drive in the left
Yes
Can't wait to retire. All I need are lazy Caribbean days the rest of my days.
Me as well man, wishing you the best my friend
you re driving down the badlin be careful litsa vehicles went over the side deep precipice
have they cars on this island
what kind of question is that? smh
1:02 looks like you going into Montego Bay. Jamaica. DIVIDING THE ROAD ❤ it; every island should do so....because Americans drive on the right & impatient drivers like to over-take killing off people
They've spelt centre the American way 2:38
All those years of British influence and they go and do that. :(
*pat pat*
anicetune we use both
R u British?
I haven't seen a speed limit sign yet!! Seems like everyone goes at their own speed. Yikess!!! I'm preparing for several heart attacks during my visit next month!
Sandra Russ i was born there.18yrs have not been back. it was super nice there. great food n streat parties..( am ny..which state u in? email: guitarpiano@aol.com
I visited St Lucia, last summer 2018, and went around the island,, need whole day, very tiring trip take short trip would be better, also went to see the dead volcano spewing sulphur(hydrogen sulphide smell is everywhere overpowering can cause headache to be careful . ) it has rain forest has as well desert-like climate due to high mountain range which block the humid and rain on one side, dangerous hairpin curves,mountains which only St lucians can drive, not Canadians. St Lucian follows the English way not the American way,they are trying to talk and pronounce like England people and regard the other people's English inferior. will find fault with your English accent, I did not see any agriculture workaround, because they are colonized and don't know, but they eat rice and they totally rely on tourist. the Atlantic side has good beautiful sandy beaches, close to the airport but the west side is all rocky beaches, the landscape is limestone and not good. not good for bathing. people are friendly and of good nature, safe to walk around not like jamica.
That country eh nothing good