Saint Lucia, a flagship destination in the Caribbean but not for Airbnb

Saint Lucia is perhaps best known for having the only “drive-in” volcano in the world, Mount Soufrierethe twin volcanic peaks of the Monts Piton and the black sand beaches.

Located in the eastern part of the Caribbean, the island offers a diverse mix of activities for locals and tourists alike. However, a recent study by a UK-based company, inkfi ranked Saint Lucia as the tenth most expensive destination in the world for Airbnb stays. According to the site, a typical Airbnb stay in Saint Lucia will cost around 156 GBP per night (190 USD).

Unsurprisingly, Saint Lucia is primarily marketed as a luxury destination. A travel guide published by Harper’s Bazaar in July highlighted five of the many luxury stay options including private pools, rainforest spas, open-air suites, wellness clinics and sightseeing experiences agricultural. World-class diving facilities and crystal clear blue waters only add to the aura of this Caribbean island.

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Compared to North American destinations like Las Vegas, Miami, Hawaii, and New York, which also rank in the top ten for expensive Airbnb stays, St. Lucia seems worth the price. Another Caribbean destination, the Bahamas ranked even higher for Airbnb’s costs, coming in at number five.

Generally, the Caribbean is a popular vacation destination during the winter months. Direct flights from major destinations to the Caribbean islands make access easy. A quick search of Airbnb.com revealed that several factors can contribute to an expensive Airbnb stay, such as length of stay booked in advance and location relative to downtown.

As of this writing, Airbnb stays in an apartment or house in St. Lucia in December can be booked for as low as $75 per night.

The travel cost index for Saint Lucia is USD 169.13, which represents the average price of a daily trip per person per day. Ultimately, St. Lucia, like other Caribbean islands, has something for everyone, whether the stay is at an Airbnb. Don’t hesitate to add this incredible island destination to your bucket list.

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