Marigot Palms

Marigot Palms

, Mama Sheila Drive, Marigot Bay, St Lucia.

Marigot Palms is a fantastic getaway destination on St Lucia, surrounded by palm trees and tropical garden, perfectly positioned on the hillside above Marigot Bay. This is the place where you can wake up to glorious view of the sparkling Caribbean, yachts at anchor and waves gently rippling onto the beach and rocks.

The bar, terrace and swimming pool all enjoy the spectacular view over the bay, but if you can tear yourself away there is a gym for the more energetic visitors and massage treatments, manicures and pedicures for those who want to take a more relaxed approach to their holiday. The bar also claims the distinction of being one of the only spots in the Caribbean where you can enjoy a large selection of Belgian abbey and speciality beers.

Guests in the King Suite receive an inclusive tropical breakfast with fresh fruits, breads, juice, eggs, homemade cakes & yoghurt and great coffees and teas. Guests in the apartments can also choose to take the breakfast option. Room service is also available so guests can enjoy pizzas, pastas or soup served on their private terrace or within their apartment.

The apartments are decorated to the highest standards, and provide a luxurious home from home experience with fully fitted kitchens, comfortable living areas and large sun terraces to provide true indoor/outdoor Caribbean living. There is a maid service, free cable TV, free car parking, and much more.

It’s only a five minute stroll down to Marigot beach where you find water sports, a bank, ATM, shops and many water-front restaurants and bars. Specially recommended are the snorkelling trips on Marigot Palms’ own boat. It will be an unforgettable experience as you visit several carefully chosen locations and swim over the colourful Caribbean coral and fish. There are many other trips and activities in the area: guided hikes on the Tet Paul Trail, a visit to the iconic St Lucia Pitons, mineral baths, sulphur springs, the botanical gardens, ziplining in the rainforest, visiting a working 18th century sugar mill, Pigeon Island National Park and so much more besides.