Someday, hopefully within the next few years, we hope to have our own home and start a family together. Right now, in our small NYC apartment we don't have room for the new furniture and household items that people usually ask for in their registries. But we'd like to start saving up for the future!

For the extra little things on our Honeymoon... massages, souvenirs, etc.

The Soufriere Jeep Discovery & Waterfall Revelation takes you on a scenic journey through Saint Lucia's banana plantations, fishing villages, rainforest and lush tropical vegetation. Your guides will share the local history and stories about significant sites along the way to Soufriere, home to the majestic Pitons. The first stop is Morne Coubaril, a 250-acre working plantation where you'll learn about 18th century plantation life. As you travel along an original mule carriage pathway and through reconstructed slave quarters there are demonstrations of plantation farming practices including copra, cocoa and manioc production. From there we continue to the sparkling Diamond Waterfall and the Sulphur Springs where you can immerse in the rich mineral water of the mud baths heated by the volcano itself and feel rejuvenated. Our final stop in Soufriere before the return trip is for a delicious lunch prepared with fresh local ingredients at a locale tucked away in lush tropical greenery and island exotica.

Imagine visiting the eighth wonder of the world - an actual active volcano that you can walk right through. Your journey will begin at the quaint fishing villages of Anse La Raye and Canaries and then it¿s on to the banana plantations. You'll soon arrive in Soufriere - the old capital of Saint Lucia - where you will visit the world famous Sulphur Springs. A stop at the picturesque Marigot Bay on your way back is the perfect spot for a photo op. It¿s an adventure you won't want to miss.

Towering nearly 3,000 feet above sea level, the majestic peak of Gros Piton, along with its twin peak Petit Piton, dominates the western coast of St Lucia. The lush green slopes of these pyramid shaped icons rise from the sapphire blue waters of the Caribbean, filling the adventurous traveler with wanderlust. The view itself is a classic¿the Pitons of Saint Lucia, soaring straight up from the sea's edge. A visit to the Pitons is decidedly one of things you must do in your lifetime. Snaking up the misty, jungle-covered, boulder-strewn mountainside for the huge views from the top is an experience well worth the hike. Afterwards, head to a rest stop for a sumptuous lunch of local delicacies and a refreshing swim in the majestic Caribbean Sea.