Jade Mountain is where breath-taking views and eco-conscious design create an incredible getaway.
Jade Mountain offers an extraordinary blend of breathtaking views, innovative design, and unparalleled exclusivity in the heart of St. Lucia's vibrant landscapes.
Location: Perched above Anse Chastanet beach, Jade Mountain overlooks the iconic Pitons, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This spectacular resort is surrounded by rich rainforest, untouched beaches, and the sparkling waters of the Caribbean Sea, making it an ideal retreat for nature lovers and those seeking serenity. The property is a short drive from Soufrière, known for its volcanic springs and charming local culture.
Rooms: The resort’s open concept “sanctuaries” eliminate the fourth wall, offering unobstructed views of the Pitons and the sea. Each suite features an infinity pool or jacuzzi, creating a seamless connection to the outdoors. Thoughtfully designed with locally sourced materials, the sanctuaries exude elegance and tranquillity. With no TVs or telephones, the rooms are crafted to ensure complete immersion in nature and relaxation.
Amenities: Jade Mountain provides world-class dining with a focus on farm-to-table cuisine at its signature Jade Mountain Club. Guests can also access the facilities at Anse Chastanet, including a spa, yoga studio, and two private beaches. Personalised butler service enhances the luxury experience, catering to every need with warmth and professionalism.
Activities: From snorkelling and scuba diving in marine reserves to guided hikes up Gros Piton, adventure awaits. Guests can indulge in sunset sailing, birdwatching, or visiting the nearby Sulphur Springs. For a more relaxed pace, private cooking classes and spa treatments are available.
Sustainability: Jade Mountain emphasizes eco-conscious practices, including solar energy, organic farming, and minimal-impact architecture. The resort’s dedication to preserving St. Lucia’s natural beauty and cultural heritage is woven into every aspect of its operations, making it a leader in sustainable tourism.
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Find out the best time to visit St. Lucia with our month-by-month guide.
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January
January brings comfortable weather with mostly dry days, making it an excellent month for beach outings and exploring the island’s natural beauty. The island feels fresh and lively after the recent rainy season, making it perfect for hiking and coastal adventures.
February
February keeps the warm, dry conditions and is popular for calm seas, ideal for snorkelling and sailing around St Lucia’s stunning coastlines. This is a great time for whale and dolphin spotting, with clear water visibility enhancing the experience.
March
March remains sunny and clear, perfect for beach days and hiking. The island is quieter as early winter visitors depart, creating a relaxed atmosphere for those looking to unwind.
April
April offers slightly warmer weather and marks the end of the dry season. This month also hosts the St Lucia Jazz Festival, bringing an added cultural touch with world-class performances set against the island’s tropical backdrop.
May
May sees a bit more humidity and occasional showers, making it a quieter time for those seeking a peaceful escape with fewer tourists. The lush, green landscapes after early rains make this a wonderful month for photography and nature walks.
June
June brings the start of the low season, with lush landscapes thanks to occasional rains. Resorts often offer early summer deals, making it a great time to enjoy St Lucia’s luxury accommodations at a lower price.
July
July is a festive time with carnival season in full swing, bringing parades and street celebrations to St Lucia’s streets and beaches for a lively atmosphere. The blend of local music, costumes, and festivities provides an immersive cultural experience.
August
August offers a mix of sunny and rainy days, ideal for a quieter visit with relaxed beach outings and local summer festivities. This month’s warm waters are perfect for diving and spotting marine life, even with fewer visitors around.
September
September is the peak of the hurricane season but offers a secluded, laid-back atmosphere for travellers looking for solitude and attractive rates. This time is ideal for visitors who want the island to themselves and don’t mind the occasional rain shower.
October
October sees a similar pattern, with a blend of warm days and higher rainfall. With lush greenery in full bloom, it’s a picturesque time for exploring rainforests and taking scenic island tours.
November
November welcomes drier days as the island transitions back to the high season, making it ideal for those wanting a quieter visit before the peak crowds arrive. Many resorts begin preparing for the festive season, creating an inviting atmosphere for early holidaymakers.
December
December kicks off the peak season with sunny, dry weather and lively holiday celebrations, perfect for enjoying both beach days and island festivities. From Christmas events to traditional Caribbean New Year’s parties, December brings a festive vibrancy to St Lucia’s shores.
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