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Saint Lucia was discovered by Christopher Columbus in 1499 and colonised by the British in 1605 and again by the French in 1667. The island of Saint Lucia gained independence in 1979.

Saint Lucia is a volcanic island 27 miles by 14 miles with a mountainous interior. The central mountain range spans the island and the highest point is Mount Gimie at 950m. The interior of the island is covered in lush rain forest; with a flat area in the north where most of the hotels are located.