There are breathtaking mountains, lush rainforests, volcanic sand beaches and colourful coral reefs! This makes St Lucia a popular place for tourists to visit from all around the world – especially people who love to dive and snorkel!
1. Jade Mountain Resort
The terraces of Jade Mountain, St. Lucia's premier luxury resort, offer the most picture-perfect view of a tropical Caribbean paradise. From its breathtaking hillside vista, you can see out into the speckled "Piton" hilly seascape that is so typical of St. Lucia, as well as the 600-acre beaches of sister resort Anse Chastanet, which is surrounded by lush tropical vegetation. Since the resort is very concerned with sustainability, you can rest assured that your visit won't have a detrimental effect on this stunning island. Even some of the products for the restaurants are sourced from an organic farm.
The resort's amazing infinity pools and long bridges connecting them are part of the mesmerising architectural concept. The rooms provide a smooth transition from the bedroom to the living room to the private infinity pool with a view of the breathtaking countryside. In other words, there is only sky and sea, no fourth wall.
Kai en Ciel, the resort's boutique spa, is truly unique. You won't find a more tranquil and holistic settings in which to practise yoga, get a specialty massage, or get body and facial treatments that exfoliate. Along with participating in all the things this sibling resort has to offer, such as diving and snorkelling in the area's nature-rich waters or visiting the nearby tropical rainforests, you may also use the beachfront spa at Anse Chastanet. It is simple to go to attractions like the botanical gardens, hike the Gros Piton volcano, and sulphur springs. Boat cruises for shopping or deep sea fishing are also offered.
2. Sugar Beach, a Viceroy Resort
During your stay at Sugar Beach, A Viceroy Resort, you will without a doubt manage to lose yourself and forget about all your troubles from back home. The resort is located on a former sugar plantation that now covers 100 acres of rainforest in the Valley of the Pitons, one of the most spectacular places on earth. The resort, which offers an ideal location for both families and honeymooners, is situated in the southwest of St. Lucia, not far from the town of Soufriere.
The villas at the resort provide you a private haven of relaxation, with four poster beds guaranteeing you a restful night's sleep. The high-quality, custom-made furniture is ideal for relaxing on while viewing the flat-screen television or playing music on the in-room iPod station. In contrast, the bathrooms have roomy walk-in showers, claw-foot bathtubs, and a separate WC. The villas have enormous pool terraces with private plunge pools, as well as oak flooring throughout. Also, each suite has a personal butler for that added touch of luxury.
The resort offers scuba diving lessons and certifications, as well as snorkelling gear, sailboats, kayaks, and windsurfers, for an additional fee. There are also many other complimentary activities offered, like tennis, beach volleyball, pedal boats, kayaking, and sailing hobie-cats. Instead, why not just relax by the pool or on the 150-foot sugar-white beach. The top-notch Rainforest Spa, located at the base of the Pitons, offers seven treetop gazebos where you may unwind and indulge in a peaceful treatment. If not, there's always that. It's highly advised to see the nearby attractions, such as the drive-in volcano or the nearby old village of Soufriere. The resort provides free access to a well equipped gym with aerobics, yoga, pilates, and other activities to keep your fitness routine on track while you're there.
3. Sandals Grande St. Lucian
Rodney Bay, where Sandals Grande St. Lucian is situated, is thought to offer Saint Lucia's calmest waters. The 360-degree views, which are situated on a separate peninsula, are frequently compared to postcard-perfect scenes, with volcanic mountains appearing to rise out of the turquoise water.
A three-story lobby in the palatial style welcomes you and unfolds to sweeping ocean vistas. Discover five magnificent pools, one of which is a zero-entry signature pool. Enjoy championship-level golf at Cap Estate Golf & Country Club or La Toc Golf Course, both of which were designed by golfing superstar Greg Norman and are suitable for players of all skill levels.
Select from twelve fine dining establishments that offer an exciting culinary journey of the world. Afterwards retire to your opulent lodging, which may include stunning Over-The-Water Bungalows or Coastal Rondoval apartments.In Saint Lucia's grandest all-inclusive resort, let the scenery excite your soul and the people steal your heart.
4. Anse Chastanet Resort
Anse Chastanet was one of the island's first five-star hotels and was located just beneath Jade Mountain on a hillside that sloped all the way to the sea. Since its debut in 1968, it has maintained its original authentic, carefree Caribbean vibe, complete with rustic décor, regional fabrics, and employees that will exhort you to be as content as they are.
When cocoa plants were established, the site was a sugarcane plantation. Today, there are still many cocoa trees on the estate, and the fruits from these trees are used to make the estate's own chocolate. On-site production of organic turmeric, tamarind, mango, cashews, and other foods continues.
There are early models of the magnificent open-air suites at its sibling building above, and the rooms here have a wall removed and overlook two bays. The highlight is undoubtedly the weekly sunset jazz cruise, with a saxophonist serenading the passengers on board and the rum punch flowing. Seaside activities in and around the 600-acre resort include snorkelling, paddle-boarding, kayaking, windsurfing, cycling in the jungle, hiking in the Anse Mamin valley (with added bird-watching potential), and windsurfing.
5. Zoëtry Marigot Bay St. Lucia
The Marigot Bay Resort and Marina is located in the centre of Saint Lucia's most breathtaking natural settings. Saint Lucia is a picture-perfect Caribbean island. When you stay at this luxurious resort, you have access to some of the world's most stunning beaches as well as lush rain forests and the recognisable Piton Mountains. The resort's accommodations are trendy and sophisticated, mixing modern with traditional island influence, with roomy suites and beautiful rooms. Internet access, beverage stations, and tropical cotton wraps are all included in all guest accommodations. Gourmet kitchens, washer/dryers, separate living spaces, and spacious furnished patios are just a few of the extra amenities found in suites.
To completely rejuvenate your body and mind, visit Auriga Spa and select from a variety of specialty treatments intended to encourage holistic relaxation and wellness. Private decks with external views are available in indoor treatment rooms, and outdoor cabanas let you enjoy while admiring the island's natural beauty.
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