How to get to Serrana Villa by Private Car from The Northern & Southern End of Island
Serrana Villa, Saint Lucia
Serrana is a 2 bedroom villa, overlooking the Iconic Piton Mountains in Soufriere, Saint Lucia.
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Video illustrating the southern drive
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Nearby attractions around Serrana Villa in Soufriere
St. Lucia Volcano, Petit Piton, Gros Piton, Sulphur Springs, Mud Bath, Toraille Waterfall, Diamond Waterfall, Botanical Gardens, Tet Paul Nature Trail, Anse Chastanet Beach, Sugar Beach, Anse Mamin, Ruby's, Boucan, Dasheene, Mango Tree, Fedos, Petit Peak, Orlando's, Martha's Tables
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COMING FROM THE SOUTHERN PART OF ISLAND OR INT. AIRPORT HEWANORRA
Once you're arriving at our international airport, this means you'll be coming from the South of the island. You can simply inform the car rental company to show you the direction to Soufriere on a map, quite straight forward as it's basically one main road. I would recommend stopping at a major supermarket along the way, called "Massy ", that's located a few minutes from the airport along the main road, you will see it on your right side as you leave Vieux Fort a little past the Fire Station.
Upon arriving into the town of Soufriere, you will see a big Church, simply take a right, and drive straight ahead past a gas station on your right named "Cool Breeze", keep going past a bridge, then take the first left past Massy Supermarket on your left, keep going , then the first right unto the old concrete road. Keep driving straight ahead all the way to the top past the Garage on the left “WELCOME TO SERRANA”...
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Janus Gyan
New Development/Ruby Estate
Soufriere,
Serrana Villa by Janus
once you have arrived, feel free to give me a call or have the car rental company do so, I will be able to determine your arrival time at the villa. Also provide me with the vehicle description, color and registration number. Also what time are you expected to land?
Once you're arriving at our international airport, this means you'll be coming from the South of the island. You can simply inform the car rental company to show you the direction to Soufriere on a map, quite straight forward as it's basically one main road. I would recommend stopping at a major supermarket along the way, called "Massy ", that's located a few minutes from the airport along the main road, you will see it on your right side as you leave Vieux Fort a little past the Fire Station.
Upon arriving into the town of Soufriere, you will see a big Church, simply take a right, and drive straight ahead past a gas station on your right named "Cool Breeze", keep going past a bridge, then take the first left past Massy Supermarket on your left, keep going , then the first right unto the old concrete road. Keep driving straight ahead all the way to the top past the Garage on the left “WELCOME TO SERRANA”...
Information for Customs......
Janus Gyan
New Development/Ruby Estate
Soufriere,
Serrana Villa by Janus
once you have arrived, feel free to give me a call or have the car rental company do so, I will be able to determine your arrival time at the villa. Also provide me with the vehicle description, color and registration number. Also what time are you expected to land?
COMING FROM THE NORTHERN PART OF ISLAND
Upon arriving into Soufriere you will see a sign on your left That says "Bosuns Restaurant" simply take a left in front of that sign and proceed straight ahead past the super modern building with the pool continuing taking the sharp right turn, and then the first left proceeding taking the other first left proceed and then left. Driving straight past the garage all the way to the very top. Welcome to Serrana.
Upon arriving into Soufriere you will see a sign on your left That says "Bosuns Restaurant" simply take a left in front of that sign and proceed straight ahead past the super modern building with the pool continuing taking the sharp right turn, and then the first left proceeding taking the other first left proceed and then left. Driving straight past the garage all the way to the very top. Welcome to Serrana.
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Questions & Answers
How long does it take to get to serrana villa if I hired a car?
Assuming you stopped at Macy's Supermarket along the way without any photo stops, estimate arrival time is about one hour ten minutes. How long does it take to get to Serrana Villa by public transportation? Inefficient and not recommended, since you'd have to get a shuttle to the bus stop and wait several minutes or hrs. for bus to full up, making multiple stops to drop people off before getting to Soufriere and then having to find another bus that will be willing to drive you directly to villa. Should I hire a car while at Serrana Villa? Answer is two fold. You can utilize Janus' private transportation for airport pickups and short trips within Soufriere at a fee. Or you can hire your own car and do everything at your own pace and convenience. What sort of rates should I expect from Janus' Transportation? Any fee/quote, be it for tours, airport pickups, or short trips quoted by Janus' team is significantly below market rate. Such is intended only for company villa and apartment clients. Which car rental company should I book with? Islander Cars or St. Lucia Jeep Rental is our Recommended rental partners offering guests below market rates and best equipped vehicles. What happens in the event that we can't find the place? Not a problem at all, in such an event simply feel free to call Janus (1 758 486 1561) and search an rescue will be dispatched to find you, or if we notice you aren't on property for a period of time we will come find you :) We have been planning this St. Lucia trip for over 6 months, so to see it finally come together has been really amazing. We found Serrana Villa on AirBnb and after reading the reviews, we knew it would be perfect for us. https://stayinganchored.com/2017/08/21/st-lucia-part-1/
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Serrana Adventure Stories, Strategies + Insights from our burgeoning travel guests
"This place is 100000000x better than Sandals and I am so glad we got to experience the best part of our honeymoon here!Thank you! Thank you!"
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