Eric Arellanos

In St. Lucia the port is a lot different, here we could immediately see the bustling action going on. Upon debarking the ship we were immediately in a big shopping arcade even before leaving the port… the people here were a little unfriendly and pushy with sales… but from our experiences in other parts of the world, this is to be expected in any town where tourism is the main base of income. We proceeded off the terminal and into a taxi that took us to Reduit Beach, the driving here is just plain scary, but in a way we’re used to it because in Mexico City the driving is just as scary, so it reminded us a little about home. Reduit beach is very nice, and for a rather small price you can rent a beach chair and an umbrella. I guess because it was winter the water was colder than usual, but it was very refreshing in a warm sunny day in St. Lucia. There were plenty of people selling things all along the beach, but since we spent most of the time in the water, we didn’t have to deal with most of them. All in all it was a relaxing day in paradise.

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