Pigeon Island National Park

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Explore the captivating tales and panoramic wonders of Pigeon Island National Park, a 44-acre islet in Saint Lucia that seamlessly blends history, natural beauty, and cultural richness. Unveil the island's vibrant past as you wander through the well-preserved 18th-century military ruins, including the famed Fort Rodney. For history enthusiasts, Pigeon Island presents a fascinating narrative, from the exploits of the notorious pirate "Jambe de Bois" with his wooden leg to the strategic role the island played in the battles between the British and the French. Wander through the remnants of forts that once spied on French ships and discover the transformation of this historic site into a national landmark under the Saint Lucia National Trust. The allure extends beyond history, with two pristine beaches and charming restaurants dotting the landscape. Pigeon Island is not just a feast for the eyes but also a treat for the ears, hosting the annual St. Lucia Jazz & Arts Festival, attracting music enthusiasts from around the world. Visit Pigeon Island National Park daily from 9:30AM to 5PM (except Tuesdays, opening at 11AM), with weekend hours varying by season.