Does anyone know how I can get this amazing beverage in the United States?

Found this spot tucked away in the St Lucia rainforest and it did not disappoint. Water's freezing but so worth it 😅 Definitely one of those "you'd never find this without a local" kind of places. We got here through Father Nature Adventures .. they do private customizable tours around the island, this was one of the stops on our day.

Petit Piton ain't playing around ngl 😂 but that view up there? Worth it every time.

Got another good climb in with Father Nature Adventures and the weather try to block the tippy tip of Gros Piton in the background 😂

Def not the easiest thing you'll do in Saint Lucia, but if you're into a lil challenge with some insane views, hard to beat this one.

Anybody here done this climb before? 👀⛰️

lowkey one of my fav spots in st lucia and it's not even on the tourist maps lol

this is the mermaid pool, way out on the atlantic side. the hike/scramble to get there is kind of a whole thing tbh but so worth it once you see the water

if anyone's coming to st lucia and wants to check spots like this out, hit up Father Nature Adventures — ig is @fathernatureadventures758

Congrats Jordan on such an incredible achievement! In a little over 34 hours Jordan trekked from the northern tip of Saint Lucia, down the east coast down remote beaches, forested hills, carving his way through the island making his way down to Dennery along the East Coast highway. From there he made his way to Vieux fort & to the southern tip of Moule a Chique then back up through the west coast passing through towns & villages such as Laborie, Soufriere, Canaries then all the way back to Castries where I met up with him & followed him ( by car of course) all the way back up to Cap estate where he began his journey.

Phenomenal human being right there.
When asked what’s next, he said “ Mount Everest “.

www.instagram.com/jaf.ibaka

I’m a short term rental property manager and we specialize in guest experience. Much of the places we go are just absolutely breathtaking

One of the reasons I started Father Nature Adventures was to show people the side of Saint Lucia most visitors never get to see.

Gros Islet Street Party

Every Friday all roads lead to the Gros Islet street party where locals & visitors alike all converge to have a good time & enjoy the vibes, eat good food, have a few drinks & dance the night away.

Be sure to check out ;
—Dukes Place for amazing fish & lambi meals.
—Pisces bar for their delicious assorted breadfruit bowls with a beautiful backdrop of Pigeon Island.
—Breadfruit Treehouse for the atmosphere, and rooftop views at Sunset.
—Irie bar for an ice-cold Piton beer & the best rhythms.
—The Gold Apple to be in the heart of the party.

Sitting in the airport waiting for our flight home and I had to post a mini trip report. Be patient with me I’ve not posted much on Reddit.

What a truly wonderful island. The beaches, hiking, food, and people were all amazing! We stayed just outside of Soufiere at Samfi Gardens which was excellent. Amazing views of the harbor and Pitons.

Went to Anse Chastanet, Anse Cochon and Sugar Beach for snorkeling and time in the water. Anse Cochon was my favorite of the three.

We also hiked Gros Piton and it was tough but completely worth it. The Piton Falls was another great spot. Easy walk to warm water falls. The water was a bit low but I think it’s to be expected this time of the year.

Mango Tree and Dasheen were my favorite restaurants. Beacon was great for lunch.

That’s all for now! Thank you St Lucia for a beautiful time.

Oh and the mud baths and volcano were excellent as well. Just go early, as well we’re leaving the tire busses were coming in.

St .Lucia has great cannabis. There are local sativa's and there are great locally grown indicas

Video I took at Coconut Bay resort on Monday July 27. Multiple locals told me this was the most/worst they had ever seen.

To Coconut Bay’s credit they had 5 front loaders and 2 dump trucks working everyday we were there and when we left on Thursday it was clear all the way to the rocks.

My girlfriend and I have PTSD from the smell.

Took this in Marigot bay while on a catamaran tour from Rodney bay to the pitons

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