The Caribbean, turned all the way up.
Most islands are flat and sandy. St. Lucia rises out of the sea in emerald mountains, crowned by the Pitons, two volcanic spires that soar straight up from the water.
Groups can soak in warm volcanic mud at Sulphur Springs, zipline through the rainforest canopy, hike to hidden waterfalls and sail down the coast to Soufrière. Evenings are for rum punch with a view that barely seems real.
Six things your team will talk about for years
Sail to the Pitons
A catamaran down the west coast, with swim stops beneath the peaks.
Volcanic mud bath
Paint on the mineral-rich mud at Sulphur Springs, then rinse off in warm pools.
Rainforest zipline
Fly over the treetops of the island’s lush interior.
Snorkel Sugar Beach
Coral reefs right off a white-sand beach set between the Pitons.
Friday jump-up
Gros Islet’s weekly street party with grilled fish, rum and music.
Make your own chocolate
St. Lucia grows some of the world’s finest cocoa. Taste it from bean to bar.
December through May for the driest days.
Peak season runs from mid-December through April. May and June are a sweet spot of sunshine and better rates. Summer and fall are hotter and wetter, with hurricane season peaking from August to October.
Wow from the first moment
Every room seems to have a Piton view.
Adventure meets relaxation
Ziplines and hikes in the morning, spa and beach in the afternoon.
Unforgettable venues
Clifftop dinners and beach buyouts no one will forget.