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Soufriere, Soufriere Quarter, St. Lucia
View: Soufriere Bay and the Pitons. The small fishing village of Soufriere and its beautiful bay are dominated by the Petit Piton, one of the two impressive volcanic plugs covered in vegetation that have become the symbol of St. Lucia. The lava necks, both of which can be seen on the photo, are located in a World Heritage Site and are separated by the Piton Mitan ridge. Seen from: The Room

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10 Best Ocean Views(3 of 10)

 View: Soufriere Bay and the Pitons. The small fishing village of Soufriere and its beautiful bay are dominated by the Petit Piton, one of the two impressive volcanic plugs covered in vegetation that have become the symbol of St. Lucia. The lava necks, both of which can be seen on the photo, are located in a World Heritage Site and are separated by the Piton Mitan ridge. Seen from: The Room
View: Land's End is a rock formation located right where the Sea of Cortes and the Pacific Ocean meet. Seals and sea lions can be seen sunbathing in the area. Seen from: The Penthouse View: With these turquoise waters more typical of the Caribbean than of the North Atlantic, it's no wonder Bermuda is popular among celebrities who want stay away from the crowds without having to give up the crystalline waters and the gorgeous beaches of destinations further south. Seen from: The North Rock Pool Suite View: Soufriere Bay and the Pitons. The small fishing village of Soufriere and its beautiful bay are dominated by the Petit Piton, one of the two impressive volcanic plugs covered in vegetation that have become the symbol of St. Lucia. The lava necks, both of which can be seen on the photo, are located in a World Heritage Site and are separated by the Piton Mitan ridge. Seen from: The Room View: The Atlantic Ocean and the North Atlantic Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale. If only we could wake up every morning to this view. Seen from: The Stunning King Corner Room View: The North Atlantic Ocean. Aaaaahhhhh... Isn't that hammock the perfect place for an afternoon nap? Seen from: The Lindon House View: The Caribbean seen from the Bridgetown area in Barbados. The Hilton is located right by Carlisle Bay, a beautiful long stretch of white sand and turquoise waters flanked by the town of Bridgetown and gorgeous Drill Hall Beach, one of the top surf spots in Barbados. Seen from: The Ocean View Room with Two Double Beds View: Grace Bay is frequently ranked among the world's best beaches, with crystalline waters, golden sand and excellent snorkeling. Tip: This is one of the most popular sunset viewing spots on the island. Seen from: Two-Bedroom Deluxe Oceanfront Suite View: Banderas Bay is the largest natural bay in Mexico, with over 42 miles of sand. Keep your eyes peeled in the winter-- the bay is also an important breeding and birthing ground for the Humpback whale. Seen from: The Governor's Suite View: The glittering waters of the Pacific Ocean can be seen from different parts of the hotel thanks to the property's location on a small promontory directly on the beach. Seen from: The Ocean Surf Guestroom View: Few hotels boast these impressive views of the Pacific Ocean. La Mariposa has a privileged location atop a mountain, which allows for breathtaking views of both Manuel Antonio National Park and the coast from the restaurant, the infinity pool and some rooms. Seen from: The Full Ocean View Room