Micoud Holiday Packages

You work really hard for your cash, so don't fritter it away — Wotif is here to help.

What's the secret, you may wonder? Easy, we can combine your flights and hotels into one amazing little package.

So you can experience even more in Micoud with the extra spending money!

So, what's holding you back? Act fast and save yourself up to . All you need to do is mix and match from more than 550 airlines and 665,000 properties.

With Wotif's competitive prices, you'll be digging out your passport and taxiing down the runway in no time.

Micoud Accommodation

Once you've reserved a rental property in your next getaway destination, all you'll have left to worry about is packing all your gear. Snare a flaming deal at one of Wotif's 11 accommodations in Micoud.

Hankering for a taste of the high life? Tempted to indulge yourself while you're away? Book a luxurious room at the Coconut Bay Beach Resort & Spa All Inclusive (Eau Piquant), and you'll feel like a film star. Go on — you deserve it. The A Peace of Paradise, a St. Lucia Bed and Breakfast (Davee Road) is a great option if you'd prefer not to spend all your holiday dollars on somewhere to lay your head. Clean, affordable and convenient — it's one of our top picks.

Car Hire in Micoud

To rent a ride from Hewanorra International Airport, it's just a short stroll from the arrivals hall. Both Fox Rental Cars and Avis have a decent selection of vehicles. If you can't find what you're looking for there, NÜ Car Rentals and Sixt might have some deals that fit the bill.

Holidays to Micoud

Put your out-of-office reply on, bid your boss bye-bye and don't think about turning back. It's time to get those tickets to Micoud. But first things first, let's brush up on the basics.

If you happen to be coming in via the nation's capital, Castries, you'll have to make your way south for 20 kilometres. You'll find a few interesting areas close to town, like Castries, which is 20 kilometres to the north.

With so many cool things to see and do in the area, it's not hard to see why approximately 3 000 people call this area of St. Lucia home.