St. Lucia Accessible Wheelchair & Scooter Island Tour
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Wheelchair-Friendly Adventures in !
Morne Fortune

Why Visit?
Exploring Morne Fortune: A Wheelchair-Friendly Itinerary
Morne Fortune, translated as "Hill of Good Luck," is not only a historical gem in Castries, St. Lucia but also surprisingly accessible for those with mobility challenges. Here’s how to enjoy a fulfilling visit to this historic site.
Morning Arrival
Start your tour by arriving at Morne Fortune via a pre-arranged accessible taxi service from your accommodation. Most hotels in the area can help arrange transport that accommodates wheelchairs and scooters.
Fort Charlotte Visit
Your first stop is at the impressive Fort Charlotte. Located at the peak, it offers panoramic views of St. Lucia’s bustling capital and serene sea. The fort’s pathways have been made wheelchair accessible, allowing you to explore the old military buildings and cannons effortlessly. Informational signs are posted throughout, detailing its role during the 18th-century battles between the French and British.
Eudovic’s Art Studio
Next, head to Eudovic’s Art Studio, just a short ride downhill. Accessible transport options can be arranged at the fort. The studio is famous for exquisite local woodwork and is completely accessible. Watch artisans at work and perhaps choose a souvenir to take home.
Lunch at Pink Plantation House
For lunch, visit the nearby Pink Plantation House, known for its delicious Creole cuisine. The restaurant is wheelchair friendly with ramp access and spacious seating arrangements. Enjoy your meal with a view of the lush surroundings and the distant ocean.
Afternoon at the Morne Complex
Conclude your tour with a visit to the Morne Complex, which houses the Sir Arthur Lewis Community College. The campus is mostly flat and offers smooth pathways around historic buildings and through botanical settings, perfect for a relaxing afternoon stroll.
Departure
Arrange for your accessible taxi to pick you up from the campus. Reflect on a day rich in history and local culture as you head back to your accommodation, filled with new memories from the heart of St. Lucia.
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