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St. Lucia: Getting There By Air Unlike most Caribbean islands, St. Lucia is
served by two international airports, so pay close attention here. More
than one family has booked flights into one airport only to discover that
their hotel was across the island, over an hour’s (expensive) taxi
ride away. The main airport is Hewanorra, located on
the southern end of the island. It’s the larger of the two airports,
with jet service from American Airlines, Air Canada, BWIA, and several
European carriers. Hotels near the Pitons are only a short taxi ride from
the Hewanorra terminal. On the northern end of the island lies the
small Vigie International Airport, located in the city of Castries. This
is closest to the bulk of the island’s hotel properties, but it is
served primarily by smaller carriers such as American Eagle, LIAT, and
BWIA with daily service from New York and Miami. By Ship Cruise passengers arrive either in Castries or Soufriere. The Castries port is in easy walking distance of duty-free shopping and the Castries market. Back to St. Lucia with Kids |
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