Be inspired by Saint Lucia! With gorgeous beaches, breathtaking views, fun treks, and hidden gems, this nation will make you want to stay. Located in the Caribbean, enjoy not only the sea but also the mountains of St. Lucia. It's also Visa on Arrival for Filipinos!

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Philippine Passport Holders can enter Saint Lucia through a visa on arrival. You can enjoy up to 6 weeks of paradise in this stunning country. Check out who else can enter visa free or visa on arrival and what to do in Saint Lucia!

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Visa Free Countries to Saint Lucia

Some Nationalities can enter Saint Lucia visa-free: Please also note that cruise ship passengers are exempt from getting a visa if they are visiting only for a day.

Freedom of Movement

Anyone from these countries can reside or work in Saint Lucia, according to the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States Economic Union:

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90 days within 180 days

60 days

United Arab Emirates

6 weeks

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15 days

Singapore

Visa on Arrival Countries to Saint Lucia

Here are the countries that can get a visa on arrival for Saint Lucia for 6 weeks:

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Overview of Saint Lucia

Capital: Castries

Language: English

Currency: East Caribbean Dollar (1 US$ is about 2.5 EC$)

Saint Lucia, named from St. Lucy of Syracuse, is one of the two countries in the world titled after a woman, the other in Ireland. It was discovered by Christopher Columbus during his fourth voyage but was settled in by English than the French and back to the British Empire. The country gained independence from the United Kingdom in 1979 but remains a part of the British Commonwealth with Elizabeth as their Queen.

This volcanic island nation, Saint Lucia, is about 617-kilometer squares. It's in the Caribbean between Martinique in the North and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines in the South. It's the most mountainous country in the Caribbean, so expect activities like hiking and trekking besides enjoying the lovely beaches in this gorgeous country.

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Going to Saint Lucia

Hewanorra International Airport is the largest airport in Saint Lucia. Besides serving flights within the Caribbean, there are also flights to the USA, Canada, and London.

If you are from the Philippines, you need to stop by the US or Canada or UK first.

What to do in Saint Lucia

1. Hike Gros Piton

A UNESCO World Heritage site in Saint Lucia is the twin peaks, the Pitons. You may need to be fit as the trail is about moderate to difficult. But, the experience is worth it! The views are incredible, and on a clear day, you can St. Vincent and the Grenadines and Martinique.

2. Dip on Sulfur Springs

Have a tour in the world's only drive it volcano, no need to hike or climb just ride a vehicle, and you'll see the volcano. Prepare yourself for the rotten egg smell as you go on a mud bath. It's perfect for your skin and so relaxing, so don't miss this!

3. Enjoy the beach

To swim in crystal clear waters and lay down on sand are a must-do in the Caribbean. Try going to the Rodney Bay, Gros Islet, Marigot Bay or Pigeon bay for fantastic spots. Prepare your swimwear and snorkel gear as well!

4. Discover Diamond Falls

Go on a trip to Diamond Botanical Gardens and find a gorgeous waterfall. The waterfalls may change colors due to the minerals in the spring! However, you can't take a bath here. If you want another activity, you can have a guided tour around the area!

5. Go to Pigeon Island National Park

Pigeon Island isn't only a beautiful spot in Saint Lucia but also historical. This was were Amerindian lived since 1000 AD but were driven out by the Caribs. During the 16th century, it was a known hideout by French Pirates the were followed by the French and British. Check out the fort and military ruins here and bask on the picturesque views!

Frequently Asked Questions for your travel in Saint Lucia

1. Is Saint Lucia Visa-free?

For Philippine Passport Holders, it is a visa on arrival. For other nationalities, see the list above!

2. Is it safe to travel to Saint Lucia?

Saint Lucia is a safe place to travel with friendly locals. However, there may be petty thefts, so be vigilant and take care of your valuables, and do go out wandering in unknown places. I always recommend buying travel insurance since we don't know what will happen to us. Check out Safetywing, my insurance provider.

3. Is it expensive in Saint Lucia for tourists?

Saint Lucia is a bit expensive, like most Caribbean Islands. But you can travel it on a budget; try locals places rather than a restaurant, find cheaper accommodation, and shared guides. Your expenses here are going to be worth it!

4. When is the best time to visit Saint Lucia?

January to April is the tourist season for Saint Lucia, as this is the sunny period paired with great temperature. Other months are the rainy season. However, rates may be cheaper.

5. Where should I stay in Saint Lucia?

You can stay in the south or southwest part, somewhere in Soufrière or near Pitons. However, if you want nightlife, you could stay at Gros Islet or Rodney Bay.

Saint Lucia is a spectacular country you should visit in the Caribbean. Gorgeous beaches, plentiful flora and fauna, friendly locals, and beautiful views. Filipinos can get a visa on arrival, too! Come on, and book a trip to relax and rejuvenate!