Ocean Villa Suite

St Lucia is an enchanting tropical destination. Enjoying an average temperature of 29 degrees, the Island is home to untouched greenery, lush rainforests, beautiful mountains and volcanoes, as well as absolutely stunning beaches. The St Lucian people are warm and friendly and love to party, and there is always plenty going on, highlights include the Jazz festival held on Pigeon Island in May and Carnival season takes place in July.

The Landings Resort is nestled on the sun-kissed shores of Pigeon Island Causeway Beach by Rodney Bay on the North side of the Island. The Landings Resort and Spa is one of the most exclusive destinations in St Lucia, and Ocean Villa Suite is in a fantastic spot with tantalising views of lush tropical landscapes over the marina and bay areas.

This first-class resort offers privacy and luxury and a wealth of excellent facilities.
The private beach is gorgeous, with white powdery sands and plenty of sun loungers set up close to clear, calm waters. The non-motorised water sports such as snorkelling and paddle boarding are free, and for an additional charge, there are plenty of exciting motorised water sports to enjoy.

There are wonderful dining options at the Landings, with The Palms serving internationally inspired local dishes, the Beach Club offering casual all-day dining and the Callaloo Beach bar and grill with a farm-to-table concept. Relax with a rum punch or three at the Turquoise Beach Bar, or for a refined tipple, try out the Viscount Lounge with its choice of fine wines, spirits and champagnes.

The resort offers all sorts of onsite entertainment, so whether sunrise yoga calls to you or how to make a rum punch is more your style, there is sure to be something that appeals. Land and sea excursions are easily arranged through the resort and are highly recommended, as St Lucia is a magical destination with mountains, volcanos, waterfalls and scenery that will take your breath away.

The Pigeon Island National Park can be reached over the nearby causeway that was built to link the Island to the mainland.

This beautiful nature reserve is full of history and makes for a great day out. Historically this was a highly strategic point for battles throughout the ages, and there are plenty of forts and military landmarks to discover and learn from. This vast park has plenty of green spaces, signposted hiking trails and two peaks that are a hiker’s delight with the gift of spectacular 360 views waiting at the top.

The hustle and bustle of Rodney Bay offers fabulous beaches, lots of shops, bars and restaurants and plenty of things to do and see.

Unforgettable and great fun is the Gros Islet Friday night street party. Locals and tourists gravitate towards traffic-free streets set up with craft stalls and barbeque stalls. Soca and reggae blare from huge speakers as you enjoy a rum punch or beer and decide which fish fry-up to sample. The party atmosphere continues long after sunset, with crowds dancing in the streets.

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About St Lucia

The Land, The People, The Light – St Lucia’s motto couldn’t be more representative of this captivating sovereign island nation. Witness dazzling scenery, be spellbound by the fascinating locals and allow for St Lucia to brighten your day and show you a new way to life.

St Lucia gained its independence from the British Commonwealth in 1979 and after centuries of a French presence, which is most visible today in the original Capital of Soufrière, St Lucia is famous for its Pitons & landscapes and vivacious community.

St Lucia really is a hiker’s Nirvana! Where to start? That’s a tough question. However, with the likes of - The Diamond Botanical Gardens, Enbas Saut Waterfall Trail, Pigeon Island National Park, Sulphur Springs Park Scenic Drive and Tet Paul Nature Trail – it doesn’t matter! These UNESCO listed sites are a sight to behold. If you're likely to take to the water, you'll be able to admire the rich marine biodiversity just off the shore of St Lucia. Over 60% of the marine area is made up of coral reefs and these are very poular with snorkelers and scuba divers. Just make sure you put time aside to relish these privileged land & seascapes.

Start your cultural trip downtown in Castries. Here you will be provided with more than enough entertainment for an afternoon and evening. The local Market runs throughout the week and is certainly the right place to come for exotic fruits and tantalising Street Food - the Green Fig & Salt Fish is local delicacy and it's not scarce, so perhaps try a few variants on this regional intricacy and let us know which is your favourite! The vendors are incredibly animated, so expect a show to be put on if you choose to explore this part of the island and brush up on those haggling skills. La Place Carenage and Point Seraphine are very popular Malls and if you bear in mind the added incentive of these complexes being Duty-Free, you and your guests will certainly get some good deals (A taxi back to your villa after such an excursion is suggested!).

Many holiday makers are surprised to learn of St Lucia’s rich cocoa legacy. Ever since the 1700’s this island has been producing cocoa related products, that are incredibly sought after all across the world. Morne Coubaril Estate and La Dauphine Estate specialise in showcasing how plantations use to gather & manufacture the Cocoa Bean fruit and organise educational tours. After learning all about St Lucia’s former booming cocoa industry, you will probably need some therapy…how about chocolate therapy like you’ve never encountered before? Enquire at some of the islands more renowned Spas and you’ll be able to experience the benefits of a chocolate facial and massage. Remember - Chocolate isn’t a food, it’s a medicine!

We have selected some of the most exciting villas on the island, so browse through these dreamy holiday homes and have a look at our cheeky little guide to St Lucia!

Prior to Booking

Please be aware that St Lucia is an island nation that experiences weather patterns dictated by the Atlantic Ocean to the north of the island and the Caribbean Sea to the south of the island. This tropical rainforest climate results in the island experiencing a hurricane season, which usually occurs between June to November. When thinking about booking your holiday to St Lucia, please consult Foreign travel advice for more information.

Entry Requirements

Tourists who are British Citizens will not require a visa and upon arrival and Departure Tax is included in most flight costs. Please check Entry Requirements before departure.

Getting There

St Lucia is served by Hewanorra International Airport in Vieux Fort and George FL Charles local airport in Castries. There are ferries to Martinique, Guadeloupe and Dominica.

From the US:
US travellers can fly to Hewanorra International Airport direct from Miami with American Airlines.

From the UK:
British travellers can fly direct from Gatwick with British Airways, or connect in Miami or Barbados.

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Hewanorra International Airport, Vieux Fort, Saint Lucia:

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