The next island we decided to visit was St. Lucia, which we reached after several hours of sailing. Our port turned out to be Castries City. Robert was very excited about visiting both Barbados and St. Lucia, the most popular destinations among affluent Americans and Brits. However, as it turned out, popularity among the elite does not always correspond to actual cognitive value. Following tradition, as soon as we left the ship, we set out in search of a reasonable price offer that would allow us to realize our sightseeing plans. A horde of taxi drivers attacked us at the terminal, whom we gently ignored and headed into the city. Based on our experiences in Grenada, we were looking for someone with so-called extensive experience. We noticed an old man who fought slightly less for customers than other drivers. Unfortunately, this time it wasn't a bullseye. Honestly, it was a weak six. The older gentleman, phlegmatically driving the taxi towards Pigeon Island, meticulously described ...