Last Updated on September 12, 2022, 7:59 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Saint Lucia Kings put their gears down on Friday, September 9 to step out in true fashion of Saint Lucia for a morning of fun at Rainforest Sky Rides in Babonneau. They followed it up with a treat to a Kabawe experience at J’s Bar in Paix Bouche and Twist in Grand Riviere, Gros Islet.
The Saint Lucia Kings enjoyed local solo music by the famous “Mamai Lacaye” and savoured traditional creole-style meals.
Kabawe’ Krawl (bar/pub hop) is a new initiative to be rolled out by the Saint Lucia Tourism Authority in the weeks ahead. This cultural experience at the bar/Pub Hop will welcome domestic and visiting guests to enjoy some authentic experiences across the island.
Several destination management companies have supported the initiative and look forward to offering the experience as a packaged tour.
The final game of the Saint Lucia kings in their homeground at Darren Sammy Cricket Ground, Gros Islet, Saint Lucia
Saint Lucia kings were welcomed to the destination on Monday, September 5, 2022. The kings represent the island country of Saint Lucia in the Caribbean Premier League of cricket.
The men touched down at the reception hosted at Soco House, Rodney Bay, The Team of Saint Lucia Kings got the opportunity to interact with many officials and representatives in the form of the Minister of Tourism, Minister of Sports, Chairman, CEO, and staff of the Saint Lucia Tourism Authority and the Ministry of Tourism.
The Ministers in attendence and staff of the Saint Lucia Tourism Authority gifted the players of Saint Lucia’s representative team and the Management with branded Saint Lucian items and a bracelet depicting the iconic Piton mountains.
On Sunday, September 11, Saint Lucia Kings faced the defending CPL champions, St Kitts & Nevis Patriots and defeated them in the 15th Match of the CPL Tournament by 61 Runs.
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