Come with us on an enchanting voyage of discovery and experience the Caribbean through its many hidden luxuries.

Whether you want a wonderful vacation, the wedding of a lifetime or simply to celebrate that special occasion in style, we're here to bring you some of the Caribbean's finest.

Explore our choice of luxury 5-star hotels, luxury resorts, private island hideaways, plantation inns and boutique hotels. We have a superb selection of luxury vacation villas on the beach or only moments away. Or explore our exclusive collection of sail and motor yachts for charter.

And, of course, we're your first port of call for those luxury services that help make your vacation something special, including gourmet restaurants, fine shopping and our exquisite collection of Caribbean Art.

This comprehensive guide helps you plan the perfect Caribbean vacation.

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Rainforest Hideaway is more than a lovely restaurant with great food, it's a special experience created by a dedicated team who welcome new friends as well as the visitors who return year after year and, of course, the many St Lucians who drop in for romantic dinners and special celebrations.

There's no road to Rainforest and the two minute boat trip is a lovely way to begin your evening escape – it feels like leaving the real world behind!

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The Spa at Kamalame Cay is the perfect refuge from the fast-paced, high stress world of today - a place to concentrate on restoring and rejuvenating body, mind and soul. Our experienced Spa team will personalise a unique package of treatments to ensure you receive maximum benefit and complete relaxation from every visit.

Kamalame Cay is a ‘barefoot chic' Caribbean retreat featuring 19 luxurious seaside rooms and suites in a range of charming, bougainvillea-draped cottages and bungalows, peak roof Balinese beach houses and classic Plantation style villas.

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In May 2006 Jason de Caires Taylor established the world's first underwater sculpture park in Grenada, West Indies. Moilinere bay is now home to sixty-five sculptures, covering an area of 800sq metres. The bay on the west coast of Grenada had suffered considerable storm damage over recent years, notably with Hurricanes Ivan and Emily in 2004 and 2005, and the placement of an artificial structure has provided a new base for marine life to proliferate.

The sculptures were also designed to create a diversion from other areas of coral reef currently endangered by over-use from water activities.

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Ladera was once part of Rabot Estate, one of Soufrière's oldest cocoa plantations, which still borders the resort. In 1982 it was transformed into a unique resort and changed hands a number of times before emerging as Ladera under the current private ownership. The mission has always been to offer an unparalleled guest experience that is quintessentially Saint Lucian, one that embraces the magnificent views and offers harmony with the surrounding natural beauty and rich bounty of the island. Today, that commitment to sumptuous authenticity is evident in everything from the innovative renderings of fresh local dishes at Dasheene restaurant, to the use of Caribbean timbers, stone and tile work used in the guestrooms and public areas. Yet it shines through most effectively with warm and welcoming Saint Lucian staff.

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