Soufriere Drive In Volcano Tour. Sulphur Springs St. Lucia.

La Soufrière Volcano
A walk through the rocky La Soufrière crater reveals bubbling hot springs and plumes of steam that shoot toward the sky-although the water can reach an incredible 300°F (149°C) in some places, there are areas where travelers can take a dip.
Visitors can book a visit to the mud baths, a walk around the park to see the pools and steam vents in action, or a combined ticket for both activities. It’s also possible to visit as part of a guided sailing or hiking tour or a half- or full-day Soufrière tour, some of which also make a stop at a nearby waterfall for a refreshing swim after the mud bath. Spa treatments such as facials and massages are also available.
The dormant La Soufrière volcano (also known as the Qualibou caldera), is described as “the world’s only drive-in volcano.” It’s home to Sulphur Springs Park, the most active geothermal area in the Lesser Antilles, where tourists and locals alike who come to bathe in nature hot springs and enjoy the health benefits of the mineral-rich volcanic mud

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Very interesting. Had me glued to the screen and the tour guide made it fun. 👍

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She did an excellent job.

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