Director of photography: “Cue white couple sitting in infinity pool, gazing at mountains across Caribbean bay.”
PART OF THE CARIBBEAN’S Lesser Antilles, St. Lucia is triangled between Martinique, St. Vincent, and Barbados. Geographically, it’s distinguished from its neighbors by its mountainous terrain — Mt Gimie (3,120ft) is its highest peak, while the Pitons, which sit right on the coast near the towns of Soufrière and Choiseul, give the island one of its most iconic landscapes (featured in most of the shots in this post).
