Saint Lucia is blessed with its own unique appeal and is home to some of the Caribbean’s best attractions. Bringing together both British and French influences, the island is a rich tapestry of culture with a distinctly Caribbean feel and own unique patois.
Arguably the Caribbean’s most romantic island, famed above all for its jungle-clad Pitons rising from the sea like a pair of jagged shark’s teeth.
From rainforest retreats to boutiques on the beach, luxury resorts offer panoramic views, exemplary service and activities aplenty.
Sulphur springs, waterfalls and lush botanical gardens reveal Saint Lucia’s volcanic heart and unspoiled natural beauty.
A vibrant Creole heritage enriches island life through music, cuisine and colourful festivals rooted in deep traditions.
From whale and dolphin spotting to helicopter tours, private yacht charters, scuba diving and snorkelling, it’s a great destination for active travellers.
The natural sights here are remarkable, notably the World Heritage-recognised Gros and Petit Pitons: two dramatic peaks in the south of the island that can be scaled under guidance. From volcanic origins, this picturesque island landscape is brimming with lush dense rainforests and beaches steeped in character, all against a backdrop of verdant mountains.
Drive into the heart of a volcano, visit the sulphur springs, photograph the most awe-inspiring wild birds, orchids and ferns or take an exhilarating canopy zip-wire over some of these remarkable sights. Saint Lucia is ideal for varied and challenging mountain bike rides and is situated amid some of the most breathtaking diving and snorkelling sites in the whole of the Caribbean. The local gastronomy incorporates French influences with food and drink festivals, street parties and local cultural evenings offering a fascinating insight into life on this beautiful island. Held at the beginning of May each year, the Saint Lucia Jazz & Arts Festival is a highly anticipated event in the Caribbean calendar and is not to be missed.
Saint Lucia boasts a hot tropical climate tempered by trade winds throughout most of the year. The driest period is between December and May, while there is increased rainfall in summer and towards the end of the year. Between June and November tropical storms and hurricanes may occur.
A celebration of nature, set in over 100 acres of tropical rainforest. Sugar Beach, A Viceroy Resort, is cradled between the island’s twin volcanic Pitons. Butler-serviced accommodations, a rainforest spa and an impressive marine reserve secure their place in any conversation about Saint Lucia’s best hotels.
For those looking to get away and reconnect body and mind, BodyHoliday is the ultimate wellness resort. The real luxury here is the diverse choice of activities in the all-inclusive package that are just waiting to be explored and enjoyed.
Set on a serene sweep of Malabar Beach, StolenTime is an adults-only all-inclusive retreat designed for rest, reconnection and effortless pleasure. With a strong wellness focus and a famously generous inclusions list, it blends mindful living with relaxed Caribbean luxury.
An intimate, boutique-style, all-inclusive resort, East Winds recognises the importance of stress-free living, with visitors encouraged to make the most of the beachfront location, tropical gardens, garden spa and raft of complimentary experiences.
Shining brightly after its multi-million-dollar makeover, this beloved family resort offers spacious accommodation, abundant children’s activities, a wide choice of restaurants and an indulgent spa for adults.
Situated on the northern tip of the island overlooking Pigeon Island National Park, The Landings Resort & Spa is ideally located near to the many attractions of Rodney Bay. Tucked on the shores of one of Saint Lucia’s most celebrated beaches, this luxurious resort exudes a sense of timeless elegance.