Volcano Mud Bath

La Soufriere Drive-In Volcano

www.sulphurspringstlucia.com
Tripadvisor (716) · Tours in Malgretoute, St Lucia
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Charkar and her driver Rodney were simply brilliant. Prompt, friendly, considerate and fun. Nothing was too much trouble and we stopped and a …

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Jun 25, 2024
La Soufriere Volcano last erupted in 1766 and the caldera is the Caribbean's only drive-in volcano. The mud is constantly bubbling. It is well worth a visit. Full review by Robert D
May 24, 2024
If you Google things to do in St. Lucia then this volcano with the natural hot springs will likely be one of the first things you see. We went with a tour guide which I recommend because he was able… Full review by psudino
May 13, 2024
We were part of a tour group visiting this volcano. The steps approaching the craters are not too steep. The local guides are friendly and knowledgeable. There are surrounding trees and plants to add… Full review by ngf57
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Questions & answers

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Where can you put your valuables?
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Leave them at home or in hotel safe.
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Yvette, how easy was it to rinse off the mud? Do they provide towels? Thanks!
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There are a couple of showers to rinse. Need to bring your own towel. You rinse first in the warm bathes.
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Answer by Mark Y · Mar 26, 2018
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Is there drive there along a winding road because my family get sick easily especially if in a bus and the tour guide is …
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Is there drive there along a winding road because my family get sick easily especially if in a bus and the tour guide is driving fast. I'm afraid if any of these are even close to being accurate we will be unable to visit.
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All the roads in st Lucia are windy and some are steep might not be the place to visit for you.
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Is the volcano and mud bath a safe experience?
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The Sulphur Springs volcano is a dormant volcano (deep sleep volcano) and last erupted in the 1700's - over 200 years ago! It is now constantly...
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