What Continent is Saint Lucia in?

Saint Lucia is an island of the Commone It is found in the Lesser Antilles, between the Eastern Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, north of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and south of Martinique. From an administrative point of view, it is divided into 10 districts plus the government-controlled territory of the “Central Forest Reserve”, in the center of the island.

Both from Rome and Milan you need to make at least 2 stops (London and Barbados). From Rome to London is about 3 hours journey, from London to Barbados 9 hours and from Barbados to St Lucia 40 minutes.

What country does Saint Lucia belong to?

Saint Lucia is an island in the Caribbean that is home to two particular volcanic formations called Pitons. On its wonderful coastline we find black and white sand beaches, a colorful coral reef, fishing villages and luxury resorts. Inland, however, there is the rainforest with paths that lead to waterfalls, such as those of Toraille.

Inhabitants 178.844
Capital Castries
Languages English
Local currency Eastern Caribbean DollarCD
Climate tropical climate, Average temperatures min 25 C C, ma 3
Vaccinations Yellow fever vaccination is required only if you arrive from a country with a risk of yellow fever. Italy is not included. Vaccines against hepatitis A and typhoid fever are recommended.
Entry requirements passport, round-trip ticket. Visa not required for Italian citizens for stays of less than 90 days.
Distance from Italy 7,615 km (24-28 flight hours)

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