El Morro
With a history that dates 500 years, this stone structure truly deserves its place of honor in the National Historic Register. The English and the Dutch attacked the Morro repeatedly in its time. Located on the San Juan Bay, the six-story fort was originally constructed in 1540, although its exterior walls were not erected for another 200 years. Inside the walls is a veritable labyrinth of chambers, barracks, hallways and prison cells. The fort was given a complete facelift in 1992.

Old Havana (Vieja Habana)
Old Havana harks back to Cuba’s days as a colonial outpost and its subsequent era as a glamorous, sophisticated Caribbean playground. Although some of the crumbling palaces look like they could do with a lick of paint, many of its colonial buildings, majestic boulevards, elegant plazas and side streets have been restored, attracting more and more visitors each year. The Plaza de la Catedral (Cathedral Square), dominated by the towers of the 18th-century Baroque Catedral de San Cristobal de La Habana (St Cristobal Cathedral), perhaps best captures Old Havana’s spirit.

Dunn’s River Falls
Located in a dense tropical forest, Dunn’s River Falls is Jamaica’s most famous attraction. This Caribbean paradise consists of a number of waterfalls, which cascade over rock terraces down to the Caribbean Sea below, and beautiful natural pools that have formed in the rockface. The falls are shallow enough to enable visitors to climb the 183m (600ft) limestone tiers to reach a tropical shower, from where they can enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding area. There are beautiful beaches at the bottom of these magnificent falls that are also famous for featuring in the first James Bond film, ‘Dr No’.

St Lucia is a diving paradise. The island is at the tip of an underwater volcano where both beginner and experienced divers alike will enjoy the stunning variety of coral, sponge and marine life. Artificial reefs have developed around a number of sunken ships which have become home to huge gorgonians, black coral trees, gigantic barrel sponges, purple vase sponges and black lace corals. Exciting Caribbean diving trips will reveal turtles, nurse sharks, seahorses, angel fish, and golden spotted eels, to name but a few, among the dazzling cross section of Caribbean marine life.

There are several spectacular diving sites just off St Lucia, ranging from easy to challenging. Keyhole Pinnacles consists of 4 seamounts rising from incredible depths to within a few feet of the surface. Superman’s Flight, a drift dive on a gentle wall which drops to 1,600 feet. At the base of Gros Piton the Coral Gardens rise from a depth of 15 to 50 feet and Anse La Raye, midway up the west coast is a superb wall and drift dive, where huge boulders cover a shallower slope creating fascinating formations to explore. On the point of Anse Chastenet, a plateau slopes gently from 40 - 60 feet. The reefs fall away to a depth of 140 feet in a unique coral chain, meandering out from the Bay. A number of shipwrecks provide adventure and exploration for divers. For the experienced only, off the southern part of the island, the Waiwinette freighter lies 90 feet below. The currents here make this dive extremely challenging, whereas further up the coast off Castries, there is a pleasant wreck dive in 20 feet of water for those less experienced.

Diving schools and centres abound in St Lucia. Trips, tuition, guides and equipment for scuba or snorkelling are offered for all levels of diving experience and can be arranged through your travel agent or when you arrive. You can also visit the award-winning Soufriere Marine Management Area on the west coast. An important project created to conserve St Lucia’s coastal environment, its activities and vigilance ensures that underwater St Lucia retains its immense wealth and beauty.

Divers from all over the world know the exotic beauty and warm crystal waters of St Lucia. A great deal of care has been exercised to ensure that the island, as well as the surrounding water remains as pristine as it was a generation ago when it first began attracting divers in search of a paradise less traveled.

As mountainous below sea level as it is above, St Lucia offers incomparable sightseeing for divers who are drawn to the tremendous variety that nature has to offer: huge gorgonians, black coral trees, gigantic barrel sponges, purple vase sponges and lace coral. Angelfish, black beauties, golden spotted eels, seahorses, Stingrays, nurse sharks, turtles and many varieties of schooling fish are as plentiful as they are colorful and varied. A few submerged shipwrecks and a mysterious serpentine creature of mythical proportions known as “the thing� add to the excitement of diving in the waters of St Lucia.

Listed below are some of the islands most intriguing underwater diving sites:

Anse Chastanet: One of the most dramatic spots for diving is the stunning Anse Chastanet reef in the southwest of the island. The shallows, with depths to 25ft can be entered directly from the beach. The reefs falls away from 20-140 ft in a unique coral wall that continues from Anse Chastaner Bay around the headland of Grand Caille and in towards the harbor of Soufriere, providing some of the best diving in St Lucia.

Anse La Raye: Known as one of the finest wall and drift dives in St Lucia, Anse La Raye can be found below a shallow wall. Interesting formations at the slope which consists of huge bolders, stimulate the eye and imagination.

Coral Gardens: Located at the base of the Gros Piton, the Coral Gardens offer breathtaking scenery above and below the water, where five finger coral runds from a depth of 15-50ft.

Fairy Land: At the point of Anse Chastanet, a plateau named Fairy Land slopes gently from 40-60ft. Since strong currents here keep the corals and sponges clean and the viewing is excellent and, this site is ideal for underwater photography.

The Key Hole Pinnacles: Voted one of the “10 Best Dive Sites” by Caribbean Travel & Life, The Pinnacles are described by the magazine as “four coral and gorgonian-encrusted seamounts that rise tantalizingly up from the ocean depths”.

Lesleen M Shipwreck: The Lesleen M, a 165-foot freighter, was sunk by the Department of Fisheries in 1986 to provide an artificial reef. It lies upright in 60 ft of water near Anse Cochon on the west coast, just south of Marigot Bay. Divers can tour the ship in its entirety.

Superman’s Flight: Names for a scene on St Lucia for the movie Superman II, this site is a drift dive on a gentle wall that drops to 1600ft. Good visibility created by strong currents permits crystal clear viewing for underwater exploration. Divers can enter the water here at the base of Petit Piton.

The Thing: According to those who have seen it “The Thing� is said to be St Lucia’s own “Loch Ness Monster on Vacation� Seen regularly (but only at night) one may catch a glimpse of this mysterious creature at Anse Chastanet.

Even when you are far away from home, come play Golf at some of St Lucia’s fine Golf Resorts. All Golf Clubs offer the amenities you are used to at home while you can go around in Carts or the more energetic can walk in the picturesque environment.

Jalousie Hilton Resort & Spa

The Jalousie Hilton’s Executive par three golf course is unique to the Caribbean. Ideally located in a tropical forest, near the Petit Piton, with views of Jalousie Bay and the Gros Piton Mountain. Use of the course is complimentary when a Resort Day Pass is purchased at the price of US$75.00.
Equipment is available for rental at US$10.00 for set of clubs.

Features: 9 Holes/Par 3

Sandals Regency Golf Resort & Spa at La Toc

Sandals St. Lucia Golf Resort & Spa is the most glamorous all-inclusive ever. Rarely will you enjoy a resort as sophisticated and elegant because no detail has been spared to bring you luxury in the grandest style. Considered the emerald of the Caribbean, this impressive resort is situated on 155 lush acres fronting a half-mile of crescent-shaped, white-sand beach.

Sandals St Lucia Golf Resort & Spa Prices & Regulations

CARTS Golf Carts are optional
Cart Rental - US$20.00 for 9 or US$30.00 for 18
DRESS CODE - Sleeved Shirts & Pants/Shorts
No T-shirts / No Jeans
SHOES - Golf Shoes must be worn
PRICES - 9 Holes of Golf - US$30.00
18 Holes of Golf - US$45.00
Golf Club Rental - US$20.00
Shoe Rental - US$10.00
Caddy Fee - US$5.00
Lessons - US$35.00 (45 mins)
Special Package - US$75.00 per person
Includes golf clubs, balls, caddy fee, greens fee and cart.

Features: 18 Holes, 9 Holes/Par 3, Cart Rentals

St. Lucia Golf & Country Club

This semi-private golf course accommodates players of all skill levels, from novice to professional all within a tropical landscape that even non-golfers can appreciate.
The Golf & Country Club has hosted its first annual celebrity Golf Tournament in June 2000 and it is hope that the event will become international recognized.

St. Lucia Golf & Country Club Prices & Regulations

CARTS - Golf Carts are mandatory
DRESS CODE - Collared Shirts & Tailored Pants,
No T-shirts / No Jeans
SHOES - Soft Spikes only
No slippers / Sandals
PRICES - 9 Holes of Golf - US$70.00
18 Holes of Golf - US$95.00
Golf Club Rental - US$20.00
Shoe Rental - US$10.00
Transportation is provided for three or more people from Cruise Ships Docks and Local Hotels. Off-season months are from June to September.

Features: 18 Holes, 9 Holes/Par 3, Cart Rentals, Restaurant

Planning a family getaway? St. Lucia is the ideal family vacation destination where everyone can have a time of their life. St. Lucia provides rest, relaxation and rejuvenation for the adults; and lots of outdoor fun and excitement for the kids. Several hotels on island welcome families and offer special facilities including kids clubs, special kids meals, and comforting sleeping arrangements – beds and cots in room or adjoining rooms.

Family vacations can include a variety of land sports and water sports.

Caribbean islands’ 2000 Ecotourism Award

St Lucia was the proud recipient of the Caribbean islands’ 2000 Ecotourism Award for its Heritage Tourism Programme. So, whatever your mood, St Lucia can offer you a tour which will enchant you. Wherever you go, colours will mesmerise you. Vistas will astound you. And the tropical air will caress you. You’ll find all your senses working overtime on St Lucia.

OECS Vacation Paradise Award

St. Lucia is rated the top Caribbean family vacation destination, according to a new study released by the OECS.

Marigot Bay
A lovely, sequestered, natural harbor that once provided a hideout for pirate ships, Marigot Bay also served as the setting for the film Dr. Doolittle.

Maria Islands Nature Reserve

These tiny islands in southern Saint Lucia to the east of Vieux Fort are home to rare wildlife and birds. Several species exist nowhere else in the world.

Pigeon Island Museum and Interpretive Centre
This museum is housed in the former British officers’ mess building, which has been restored to its 1808 plans. A modern “hands-on” display brings Pigeon Island’s fascinating history to life.

Whale & Turtle watching

St Lucia is recognised as one of the leading whale watching sites in the area. Over 20 species are regularly spotted throughout the year, including humpbacks, pilot whales, sperm whales and spinning and spotted dolphins.

Turtles are another fascinating thrill for nature-lovers. The abundance of these majestic reptiles on St Lucia is due to the protection provided by local environmental activists, who have ensured there is a permanent suspension on turtle hunting.

St. Lucia, known for its lush tropical beauty and breathtaking scenery, is highly-regarded as a romantic retreat and a honeymoon and wedding destination.

Most of the hotels in St. Lucia provide special facilities for couples getting married on the island; some will also provide a private room or suite for the ceremony, if you prefer. They can usually handle any other requirements, including bridal bouquet, photos or videos, music, the wedding cake, champagne toast for the bridge and groom, and even the services of the best man, if necessary. Honeymooners get special treatment in most hotels, with a basket of fruit and flowers or a bottled of chilled sparkling wine on arrival.

Hotels that offer special wedding packages include Anse Chastanet, Club St. Lucia, Green Parrot Inn, Le Sport, Royal St. Lucian, Sandals St. Lucia, Sandals Halcyon, Rex St. Lucian, and Windjammer.

Documents Required

The following original documents are required to be produced in person before the local registrar (foreign documents must be translated into English):
Passport
Birth Certificate
Proof of Absolute, if one of the parties is divorced
A Death Certificate for the former spouse, in the case of a widow/widower
A Deed Pool, if a name has been changed
Evidence of parental consent, in the form of a notarized sworn affidavit, if one of the parties is under the age of 18

Residency

Application to be married in St. Lucia must be made by a local solicitor to the Attorney General, who will issue a marriage license after a two-day residency period. It takes two business days to process the application.

Fees

You can expect to pay the following fees:

Notarial Fees & Marriage Licence - EC$302.50

Registrar Fees - EC$120.00

Marriage Certificate - EC$8.00

Note: It is possible to be married on the fifth day after arriving in St. Lucia, if the above procedures are followed. Church weddings can be arranged for most denominations in advance.

Mango-shaped St. Lucia is one of the Caribbean’s lushest islands. Just 27 miles wide and 14 miles across, St. Lucia manages to combines French-Creole warmth and hospitality with English sophistication.

Sandy white beaches cover the west, where the calm Caribbean laps at St. Lucia shores. Boat trips and beach activities rule the day. There’s also horseback riding, tennis, and scuba diving to enjoy on St. Lucia.

Picturesque plantations and fishing villages are among the sights to see in St. Lucia. The island’s history is revealed at colonial garrisons at Pigeon Point in the north, atop Morne Fortune just outside Castries (the capital), and at Soufriere, the old French capital.

Trekking through St. Lucia, honeymooners cross acres of fern-filled tropical forest inland. This extraordinary island also contains a tropical rain forest, mineral baths, Diamond Falls, and twin peaks that extend upward for nearly a mile.

Sulphur Springs is home to a seven-mile wide volcanic crater that visitors to

St Lucia a can drive to; swimming and soaking in hot springs are also not to be missed. Diamond Falls splashes into a volcanic pool below known as the Diamond Mineral Baths .

Shoppers can find fine art and crafts at the Choiseul Craft Center, on the south coast of St. Lucia. Castries and Soufriere feature traditional Caribbean marketplaces, and Pointe Seraphine holds a world of the duty-free treasures.

1. What essentials must we have in your climate?

Sun block, comfortable shoes, light clothing. These and everything else can be purchased most times form your hotel and definitely on the island itself.

2. Are doctors readily available?

Yes. Most hotels have an assigned doctor who is on call 24 hrs a day.

3. Can we get married on the island while we are here?

Yes. Please contact the hotel to get all the details before you get here.

4. Is the island and Resorts children-friendly?

The island is indeed children friendly. St. Lucians adore children. The only resorts which do not encourage children are those who cater to couples only. Please confirm with your travel agent when making accommodation reservations.

5. Are there taxis readily available on the island?

One will recognize them by the TX which they carry on the number plates. Most hotels have a group of taxis assigned to them. There is an island wide tariff which is used, please ask your Front desk at the hotel to assist you with obtaining a taxi.

6. Where are the best beaches on the island?

The island boasts many beaches all over the island. For the adventurous, you may hire a car, make sure you have a map and find your own idyllic spot, or, got to one of the close by ones which are undoubtedly steps away from your hotel.

7. Where and what is Rodney Bay?

Rodney Bay is the most picturesque and relaxing area on the island and has been designated as a Tourist area as all the better beaches, yachting facilities, Hotels and Resorts, nightclubs are located in this area, making it the most popular area on the island.

8. When is the best time to visit the island?

Year round. But we normally attract most of our visitors during your winter from November to May. Also during major attractions such as the ARC and Jazz Festival.

9. How far is the airport from Rodney Bay?

We have 2 airports. The Hewanorra International Airport, which caters to the international flights located to the south of the island approx. 70 minutes by taxi, 15 minutes by helicopter. There is also the George FL Charles airport which is 15 minutes away by taxi and caters to the smaller aircrafts.

St. Lucia is known for the variety of its music and the local people never miss an opportunity to display their love for it. Most hotels and some restaurants offer entertainment, including Shak Shak bands, Steel Pan bands, limbo dancers and local dancers and singers. On Friday nights, the village of Gros Islet hosts a weekly “jump-up,” a local street party for St. Lucians as well as visitors, lasting until the early morning hours. There is music in the streets and vendors selling barbecued chicken and other local foods and beverages.

On Wednesday nights, The Lime restaurant comes alive with music and dancing well into the night. There is live entertainment and theme nights at Indies and The Late Lime, two of St. Lucia’s most popular night cubs at Rodney Bay. A variety of clubs in the Castries area also feature entertainment, including the Derek Walcott Center for The Arts, located at the Great House Restaurant.

Most hotels and resorts offer some form of entertainment throughout the week - including local live bands and cultural performances. There are also a number of bar and restaurants all over the island that are fun spots at night.

Monday

LADERA RESORT- DASHEEN RESTAURANT
Managers’ cocktail party followed by Buffet Bar-B-Que featuring the band “Future Lights� EC$110 per person.

ANSE CHASTANET
Manager’s Rum Punch Party with live local Band.

REX ST LUCIAN
Welcome cocktail party 6:30pm- 7:30pm. Resident band 9:00pm-11: 30pm,Admirals lounge. Limbo show & competition 9:30pm-11:00pm,Admirals Lounge.

WINDJAMMER
International Buffet, Josephine’s Restaurant 6:30; Live Music, Friends Duo 7pm-10pm.

JALOUSIE HILTON
Ciao Italia Dinner Buffet, lavish Italian feast with authentic Italian cuisine Florence to Tuscany. Sample over 50 regional Italian selections superbly displayed while enjoying the soft sounds of Italy’s prized tenors. Every Monday at the Pier Restaurant from 6:30pm to 10:30pm.

MARLIN QUAY
Manager’s cocktails party at La Pergola Restaurant from 7pm.

MARIGOT BEACH CLUB
LADY’S NIGHT -ONLY EC$ 80.00 Any lady wearing a fresh flower in her hair and is accompanied by a gentleman receives her dinner free!

HAPPY DAY BAR
2 for 1 Happy Hour drink special 24 hours a day 7 days a week on all drinks!

TUESDAY

SPINNAKERS
7:00pm until 9:00pm Music by Lloyd, calypso guitarist. Happy Hour everyday 6-7pm, plus one dollar off beers.

ANSE CHASTANET
Barbeque at the beach with the Skylites Steel Orchestra.

REX ST LUCIAN
HAPPY HOUR 5:30pm - 6:30pm Mariners Bar. 3 Cylinder Band/AG Simpson 9pm - 11pm Admirals Lounge. Lennie Stone 7:30 - 9:30pm Mariners Restaurant.

WINDJAMMER
Caribbean Night! Buffet starts at 6:30pm, show starts at 8pm with fire-eaters, limbo dancers, a calypsonian and a local dance band. This is the best show on the island! Don’t miss the fun.

JALOUSIE HILTON
Join in the popular “Fish Market� featuring all the available fresh fish from around the island, grilled and presented in restaurant.

MARIGOT BEACH CLUB
FRESH CATCH POACHED SALMON- EC$ 55.00 per person.

HAPPY DAY BAR
2 for 1 Happy Hour drink special 24 hours a day 7 days a week on all drinks!

WEDNESDAY

ANSE CHASTANET
Jump up with Future Lights Band.

BAYGARDENS
Managers rum punch party 6:30pm “A la Carte� every evening. Reservations 452-8060.

REX ST LUCIAN
Happy Hour 5:30pm-6:30pm. Harmony Trio 7:00pm-9:00pm Mariner Restaurant & Bar; Karaoke 9:30pm-11:30pm Admiral’s Lounge.

WINDJAMMER
Reggae Night with Amate in Jammer’s starting at 8pm.

THE LIME
Karaoke…come join the fun from 7pm.

JALOUSIE HILTON
Dinner at the Pier Restaurant. Caribbean inspired Candlelight Dinner on the Palm Court Balcony.

THE WHARF
Karaoke Night.

LADERA RESORT- DASHEEN RESTAURANT
Art auction from 6:30pm featuring the works of Llewllyn Xavier, Ross Wilson and Soupsyon.

JJ’S RESTAURANT
Seafood night, with live entertainment.

HAPPY DAY BAR
2 for 1 Happy Hour drink special 24 hours a day 7 days a week on all drinks!

MARIGOT BEACH CLUB
Three Course Special at only EC$ 55.00 per person .

THURSDAY

ANSE CHASTANET
Melodies with “Mantius�

REX ST LUCIAN
Happy Hour 5:30-6:30pm, Mariners Bar. Him Alone/ Kayton Folk group 9pm-11pm.

WINDJAMMER
Karaoke during happy hour from 5pm-7pm.

JALOUSIE HILTON
Dinner at the Pier Restaurant with live entertainment provided by future lights. Steel Pan Appreciation Night with Sulphur Stars Steel Orchestra.

MARLIN QUAY
“Grand Cabaret Night� Caribbean buffet with champagne, live band, and live cabaret show. Eat as much as you like under the stars for only $75EC.
Tel: 758-452 0393 for reservations.

DOOLITTLE’S RESTAURANT
Jahsheem Reggae.

BOIS COCO RESTAURANT & BAR
Live entertainment.

LADERA RESORT- DASHEEN RESTAURANT
Steel Pan featuring Sulphur Stars 7-9pm; other Thursday 8:30pm.

THE WHARF
Soul Salsa & Smooch. Ladies Night from 9pm.

HAPPY DAY BAR
2 for 1 Happy Hour drink special 24 hours a day 7 days a week on all drinks!

MARIGOT BEACH CLUB
Three Course Special at only EC$ 55.00 per person !

FRIDAY

ANSE CHASTANET
Creole Buffet and jump up with Future Lights Band.

WINDJAMMER
BBQ Night! Buffet starts at 6:30pm and Steel band from 7pm.

REX ST LUCIAN
Happy Hour with the Harmony Trio-5: 30pm-6: 30pm Mariners Bar. Diamond Steel Band 9-11pm Admirals Lounge.

INDIES NIGHTCLUB
All inclusive, all drinks FREE!

LE NOUVEAU BISTRO
Come and enjoy our complimentary Bistro Bites during sunset hours (5-7pm,happy hour prices) and join us for dinner over the water with live island music.

JALOUSIE HILTON
Calypso Beach Party with vendors, a variety of St Lucian specialties and the island’s best calypso music. Every Friday at the Bayside from 6:30pm

BIG WOOD CLUB
After Work Party, 5-9pm.

MARIGOT BEACH CLUB
STEAK NIGHT-ONLY EC$ 29.00 per person. Enjoy Tender succulent strip of loin steak.

BOIS COCO RESTAURANT & BAR
After work jam session from 4:30pm. All bottled drinks half price from 5-6pm.

DOOLITTLES RESTAURANT
Jump up Music.

THE WHARF
Karaoke Night.

ANSE LA RAYE
Fish fry all night. Variety of seafood available!

HAPPY DAY BAR
2 for 1 Happy Hour drink special 24 hours a day 7 days a week on all drinks!

LE CHALET NIGHTCLUB
Come enjoy yourself in a mature club atmosphere.

SATURDAY

SPINNAKERS
7:30pm-10pm live music. 9pm General Knowledge quiz!

ANSE CHASTANET
Assorted Calypso, Reggae and Oldies with AG Simpson.

BAY GARDENS
BBQ Sizzler poolside with music with a Caribbean flavour. Reservations: 758-452 8060.

REX ST LUCIAN
Happy Hour 5:30pm-6:30pm Mariners Bar. Resident band 9pm-11pm. Caribbean floorshow – 9:30pm-11pm Admirals Lounge.

RAZMATAZ
Belly Dancer and live music. Happy Hour from 5-7pm.

WINDJAMMER
Jazz- Ronald Boo Hinkson Quartet, 8-11pm.

INDIES NIGHTCLUB
Party Night all night.

GREEN PARROT
Quiet Fire 8pm-10:30pm. Floor show hosted by none other than Chef Harry with the Lightening Stars and the Flamingo Limbo.

BIGWOOD CLUB
Country & Western. 9pm-until

JALOUSIE HILTON
Dinner at the Pier Restaurant with “Show Time� featuring the Eclipse band. Candlelight dinner on the Palm Court Balcony.

MAGO ESTATE
BBQ, featuring live band ‘Heritage’ in picturous Soufriere. Tel: 758 459 7352.

LADERA RESORT-DASHEEN RESTAURANT
7:30pm dinner serenade with Harmony trio- (ie Shak Shak, banjo).

DOOLITTLE’S RESTAURANT
Steel Band.

THE WHARF
Live music!

HAPPY DAY BAR
2 for 1 Happy Hour drink special 24 hours a day 7 days a week on all drinks!

GAIETY ENTERTAINMENT CENTER
RUMOURS

MARIGOT BEACH CLUB
BBQ night. Chicken, ribs,steak, fish EC$65.

SUNDAY

LADERA RESORT
Poolside Caribbean BBQ Brunch, delicious Creole cooking with live music by a violin band from 12 noon – 3pm. EC$50 per person.

SPINNAKERS
1:00pm-4pm Live music.

ANSE CHASTANET
The Harmony Trio

REX ST LUCIAN
Happy Hour 5:30pm-6:30pm Mariners Bar. Dien Thomas 7pm-9pm. Super Crab Racing 9:30pm-11pm.

WINDJAMMER
Brunch 11:30am. 1pm poolside Fashion show, local and International. Live entertainment with Lenny Stone from 7:30pm.

MARIGOT BAY
12:30-3pm the band: Definitely.

BUZZ
Local Sunday Brunch with wow brunch drinks. (Famous for their Bloody Mary’s).

JALOUSIE HILTON
Dinner at the Pier Restaurant.

BOIS COCO RESTAURANT & BAR
Karaoke Night.

THE WHARF
Open for Sunday brunch.

HAPPY DAY BAR
2 for 1 Happy Hour drink special 24 hours a day 7 days a week on all drinks!

GAIETY ENTERTAINMENT CENTER
RUMOURS