Our company has always had a deep commitment to the  conservation, and preservation of not only the ocean, but the culture and history of saint Lucia.  On February 23rd 2022 our company proudly launched our ‘Historic Saint Lucians campaign’ to honor the women and men of our country who have  paved the way and impacted our paradise.The launch was attended by our Prime Minister Hon. Phillip J. Pierre, several ministers and members of parliament, leaders of the historic society of St. Lucia and other prominent figures.  All our tours now impart a piece of our history and culture and 

Sealife paradise is proud to have created life changing memories for many amazing people and families. Every so often, we do get extraordinary people who come to us and allow us to really do something special. We recently hosted a deaf couple and together with Martina Alexander a sign language expert and our Sea trek Guide, the trumpetfish, we were able to give them the entire experience using sign language.  Prior to that we had our first 98 year old woman experience our Sea trek adventure,( the oldest person on our record) and she loved it

We, more than most, understand the devastating effects climate change has been having on our ocean’s ecosystems and coral reefs.We have a responsibility to do what we can to combat and mitigate the negative effects of climate change and so, we enrolled on of our core guides as well as our business owner, into a coral restoration course.  After their completion, Our company officially launched  our own coral restoration campaign to restore the coral life at pigeon island national park. Anthony Leonce (owner) and Lydelle Amede (guide) are leading this campaign to restore and improve our local marine ecosystem.