Jade Mountain

Jade Mountain is in the south of St Lucia on the edge of the rainforest, with unparalleled views of the Caribbean Sea and St Lucia’s famous twin Pitons, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

There are 24 exceptionally spacious ‘Sanctuaries’ each with a private pool and breathtaking views of the Pitons. All sanctuaries feature 15ft-high ceilings with the bedroom, living area and infinity pool all in one space. There are no telephones, radios or televisions in the rooms, but 24-hour room service and housekeeping are easily summoned by your bell pull cord.

There are also five sky suites which have a large, raised chromotherapy couples tub instead of an infinity pool, which towers above the living space on a raised level, with spectacular views of the mountains and ocean.

Feast on delicious locally-sourced food at Jade Mountain Club, along with live entertainment on selected evenings, or opt for a private dining experience at the stunning Celestial Terrace.

Enjoy access to neighbouring resort Anse Chastanet’s restaurants and bars, or for a special occasion, treat yourself to a fine dining experience in the privacy of your sanctuary, and sample the six-course menu with wine pairings, exquisitely prepared by the executive chef.

Soak up the sun on the beauty of Anse Chastanet Beach, where you can even request a private dinner as the sun sets - the ultimate romantic experience. Anse Chastanet has a range of boutique shops, an art gallery, a spa and water sports facilities which guests of Jade Mountain can make use of. You can also request spa treatments in the privacy of your sanctuary.

All of St Lucia’s main and most beautiful sites are on your doorstep. Venture out on nature trails and do some birdwatching, have a go at scuba diving or visit the sulphur springs and botanical gardens. Stay active and rent mountain bikes or enjoy a coastal kayak adventure before embarking on a romantic sunset cruise in the evening.

If you have a love for chocolate, make sure to visit the resort’s chocolate laboratory, which has over 2,000 cacao trees and offers the chance to taste and make chocolate.