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Saint Lucia has 1,210 km of roads, with the main cross-island road route stretching from Castries in the north to Vieux Fort in the south. Road improvements are a priority of the Ministry of Communications, Works, Transport and Public Utilities, and the department works to upgrade remaining unpaved roads. Saint Lucia does not have a railway network, however bus services are available in the north of the country.

There are two main airports in Saint Lucia; Hewanorra International Airport, which mainly provides long-haul international flights, and George Charles Airport which concentrates on regional flights within the Caribbean. The country’s main seaport is in Castries, whereas Vieux Fort in the south serves as the main anchorage for cargo and container ships and Point Seraphine is the primary port of entry for cruise ships.