


Experience St. Lucia Differently


The Maria Islands were declared a Nature Reserve in 1982 by the Government of Saint
Lucia in recognition of their special function as a wildlife habitat and their unique
flora and fauna. There are over eighty (80) plant species found on Maria Islands.
The island is home five endemic reptile species such as the world’s rarest snake
– the Kouwés snake (Saint Lucia Racer).
Also The Saint Lucia whiptail (Zandou), The Worm Snake (non poisonous), The Pygmy and Rock geckos as well as several species of cacti and undisturbed tropical plants on the vertical cliff.
The islands are set about one half mile from Pointe Sable on the South East coast
of Saint Lucia. Maria Major is 10.1 hectares and its little sister Maria Minor is
1.6 hectares. The island is also a major nesting site for migratory birds which travel
thousands of miles from the west coast of Africa to nest annually. See a video tour
of Maria Islands.
Includes Transfers, Guides, All Kayaking Equipment & Refreshments.
Also see Fond Dor | Pigeon Island | Marigot Bay Kayaking
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