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Last year’s inaugural festival attracted thousands of visitors from France and Saint Lucia, who embraced one of the island’s largest beach celebrations.
Organizers are confident that this year’s event will continue to captivate attendees with its blend of exhilarating water sports, entertainment, and beachside fun.
The Yamaha Sunfest is not merely a festival; it offers a unique sensory experience that bridges the cultures of Martinique, Guadeloupe, and Saint Lucia through an exciting mix of musical genres, culinary delights, refreshing drinks, and thrilling water activities.
Saint Lucia will welcome a substantial influx of visitors from the French territories and neighboring islands for this vibrant celebration, kicking off on the evening of Friday, November 7, at the lively Gros Islet street party. The welcome party at On the Rocks, located on the Pier in Gros Islet, featured a dynamic lineup of local and French DJs.

Today (Saturday), the main event of the Yamaha Sunfest takes center stage with a tribute to Guy Thelamon at Pigeon Point Beach, running from 10 am to 10 pm.
The event promises an incredible lineup of DJs and artists, with Jamaican dancehall sensation Skeng headlining the show. The roster also includes Armani, Danthology, N’ken, and Cecilene, alongside Saint Lucia’s own Subance and Mighty.
DJs Ti Maestro, Mano, and Shakazulu will ensure the energy remains high throughout the event.

On Sunday (November 9), a Yamaha Chill Out event will conclude the festival, featuring more DJs, a dedicated chill zone, massages, and body painting.
Organizers assert that Yamaha Sunfest is showcasing the best of Caribbean cultures, infused with a distinctive French and Kweyol flavor, right here in Saint Lucia.













