Established by the French in 1746, the quaint west coast village of Soufrière (soo-free-AIR) is actually a low-lying volcanic crater. The town derived its name from the bubbling pits of sulfur at the nearby volcano and sulfur springs. Once the flourishing French capital, Soufrière is now a sleepy fishing village characterized by traces of French Colonial architecture and black sand beaches. Learn More...
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