Embrace barefoot luxury in Saint Lucia - A Caribbean paradise
Journey to one of the Caribbean's most exclusive islands
Discover Saint Lucia
Discover pure tranquility on one of Saint Lucia's two private beaches, where endless sunshine and breathtaking vistas await. Behold the luxurious resort nestled amidst tropical forests on this private estate.
Originally an 18th-century sugar cane plantation, the sprawling 600-acre resort grounds bear the rich history of its transformation into a coconut and cocoa plantation. Cocoa trees still grace the estate, producing the resort's own delectable estate chocolate—an indulgence for chocolate lovers in this carefree destination.
Saint Lucia remains a sanctuary from mass tourism, safeguarded by its local population. Explore the pristine white and black sand beaches, embark on water taxi adventures to the Caribbean's most enchanting bays, and let your cares drift away.
A journey to Saint Lucia promises everything you've ever imagined, meticulously tailored by me to perfection.
Saint Lucia: Your Dream honeymoon destination in the Caribbean
The two of you travel to the beloved island of Saint Lucia to enjoy your honeymoon. You will discover what the island has to offer at a relaxed pace. Dinner on the beach, visit a waterfall or for the daredevils, go zip-lining as Tarzan and Jane. Indulge in romantic escapes, beachside dinners, and adventure on your Saint Lucia honeymoon.
Imagine
A resort, majestically perched above the 600-acre beach resort of Anse Chastanet, on the southwestern Caribbean coast of St. Lucia…. An abundance of organic architecture that honors St. Lucia's breathtaking scenic beauty.
The architect and owner of this resort has brought his philosophy of building in harmony with the Caribbean nature to life in his creation of this special and unique resort in St. Lucia. The bold architectural design - individual bridges leading to your own private open-air lodgings, infinity pools and rugged stone columns reaching for the sky - make this resort one of the most enchanting resort experiences in the Caribbean.
Expect large expansive spaces where bedroom, living room and an extravagant private infinity pool flow into each other. The lodgings at this resort are a scenic setting from which to embrace the full glory of St. Lucia's Pitons World Heritage Site and, of course, the eternal Caribbean Sea.
Will it be a cocktail on what seems to be a floating terrace from which you can perfectly enjoy the sunset and the stars…. A dip in the infinity pool with a dazzling kaleidoscope of colors… Or will it be enjoying one of the many spa services in the boutique spa or a good work-out in the fitness studio?
The choice is yours…paradise is calling
You can't miss this on Saint Lucia
At the resort itself, there's a chocolate lab using cocoa from their own plantations. Here, as a chocaholic, you can learn the basics of the chocolate craft and create your own fudge and personalized chocolate bar.
Dutch to English: On the Caribbean island, you'll find the Pitons, two remarkable volcanic peaks. But did you know that you can also visit the crater by car? The drive-in volcano is an experience you won't easily forget.
Sustainability on Saint Lucia
The resort recently received LEED Gold Certified Hotel status (as the first hotel in the entire Caribbean). This hard-to-get award for green building means the resort meets the highest standards of sustainability. The resort takes the implementation of this sustainable mission very seriously.
One of the nicest qualities of the property's green design is their water management system. The rainwater treatment system that feeds all of the resort's pools has gone from being a utilitarian eyesore to the most beautiful tower of pools you'll ever see. Each in-suite pool is fed by a system of small streams - the sound of which only enhances the tropical charm of each room…
Sustainability on St. Lucia in practice:
Rainwater collection: All rainwater is harvested and stored in large basins, serving both to fill the resort's swimming pools and provide water for various needs.
Natural materials: During the construction phase, the resort predominantly utilized locally sourced natural materials found on the estate, minimizing the environmental footprint.