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St. Lucia Self Catering Accommodation

All self catering accommodations are double occupancy only and set up to feel like home, which of course they are - your 'home for now'. They have everything you would find at home from kitchenware to linens and cable television. All utilities (water, electricity), full cable and local cell phone are included. All our units are stylish and modern, furnished with high quality wood furniture, with plenty of natural light from the large windows and doors.

Each accommodation is equipped with high speed Wireless Internet.
All the accommodations have assigned secure parking.

Stunning ocean views and outdoor swimming pool with poolside recreational areas are also provided.

Self Catering Accommodation with communal Pool - US$849.00 (weekly), US$140.00 (daily).

Located 15 minutes north of UVF Hewanorra Airport - (Micoud north/Castries Highway), near Secluded beaches, Rainforests, Waterfalls, Nature Trails, lush valleys and rivers.

If requested, housekeeping and laundry service can be arranged at a very reasonable cost.

St. Lucia is very the most intriguing of all the Islands.
The main language in Saint Lucia is English although many St. Lucians also speak French and Spanish. Kwéyòl, St Lucia's second language, is widely spoken by the St. Lucian people including all walks of life such as doctors, bankers, government ministers and the man on the street! Kwéyòl is not just a patois or broken French, but a language in its own right, with its own rules of grammar and syntax. The language is being preserved by its everyday use in day-to-day affairs and by special radio programmes and news read entirely in Kwéyòl.

The island is 238 sq. miles (616 sq. km), 27 miles long, 14 miles wide with a combination of high mountains, forests, low lying lands and beaches. A central mountain range runs the length of the island, with peaks ranging between 1000 and 3145 feet. Forests dominate the mountains, while jasmine, scarlet chenille and wild orchids provide splashes of colour to the lush green slopes. The two towering volcanic cones on the southwest coast, Gros Piton (797m) and Petit Piton (750m) are one of the Caribbean’s most famous landmarks. The volcanic origin of the island provides visitors with an opportunity to visit a “drive-in volcano” and take a dip in the reputedly therapeutic Sulphur springs.

You are guaranteed to have a fun time in St. Lucia