Sulphur Springs St Lucia cost: planning your budget
Our Sulphur Springs tours cost US$100 per person for Half Day, US$150 for Land & Sea and US$165 for Private Tour. Each includes hotel or cruise pickup and return, Creole lunch, water and snacks. Choose a shorter island escape, a full day on land and water, or a private outing with your own group.
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A few things to take with you
- Our tours are US$100, US$150 or US$165 per person, depending on the experience.
- Hotel or cruise pickup and return, Creole lunch, water and snacks are included.
- Your deposit contributes to the tour price; pay the remaining balance in person after your tour is finished.
Start with the day you want to remember
Think about what brings you to Soufrière: the warm mud baths, the steaming volcanic landscape, a waterfall stop or a view of the coast from the water. Your favorite experiences give the budget a purpose. The Half Day tour suits a shorter outing, while Land & Sea and Private Tour make a full day of exploring.
We bring the journey and the activities together, starting with pickup from your hotel or cruise location and ending with your return. Creole lunch, water and snacks are part of all three tours. Tell our team where you are staying and who is coming so we can help you choose the day that fits your plans.
Compare our three tour prices
Our prices, reviewed on October 25, 2026, are US$100 for Half Day, US$150 for Land & Sea and US$165 for Private Tour, per person. Half Day combines a mud bath or volcano visit with a waterfall and lunch. Land & Sea includes both the volcano and mud bath, a waterfall, Piton views, a boat trip and snorkeling.
Private Tour includes Diamond Botanical Gardens, the volcano and mud bath, Creole lunch and snorkeling, with your own group. At the published rates, two guests would total US$200, US$300 or US$330 respectively. We’ll confirm the price for your group and arrangements; contact us with children’s ages or larger-group plans so we can help with the details.

Plan around what is already included
Pickup and return transport, Creole lunch, water and snacks give every tour a practical foundation. From there, choose the activities you most want to enjoy. A full day on land and water has a different rhythm from a shorter volcanic outing, so think about your available time as well as the per-person price.
Leave a little room in your holiday budget for personal purchases or souvenirs if you enjoy them. If you have an extra activity or a special arrangement in mind, tell us while planning. We can discuss whether it fits your day and explain any additional cost before you decide, keeping your tour plans and budget together.
- Transport: hotel or cruise pickup and return are included in every tour.
- Food and drinks: enjoy Creole lunch, with water and snacks along the way.
- Activities: choose the combination of volcanic scenery, bathing, gardens or sea experiences that appeals to you.
How your deposit and balance work
Your deposit is part of your tour price. Pay the remaining balance in person after your tour is finished. That way, you can plan your holiday spending around the complete day rather than just the first payment.
After a deposit payment, your receipt records the amount received. We separately confirm your tour arrangements and pickup details. Keep those messages handy for the day. If a checkout result is unclear, send us the reference before trying another payment; we’ll help you understand what has been received and what happens next.
Let’s plan your island day
Send us your preferred date, number of guests, children’s ages if relevant, and hotel or cruise details. Add the experience you are most looking forward to. That gives our team a useful starting point for arranging pickup, discussing the itinerary and confirming the price for the people traveling with you.
We’re also here to explain the cancellation terms and arrangements for weather changes before you pay. Once your day is planned, you can turn your attention to the enjoyable details: a swimsuit for the mud baths, a camera for the scenery and room in the day for a Creole lunch together.



