Overview
Combining the best of both worlds, you’ll find spacious whitewashed villas dotted throughout the expansive beach-blessed grounds at Windjammer Landing. Families can make themselves at home, with fully equipped kitchens, separate sleeping spaces, private gardens and personal pools – whilst also benefiting from the endless facilities on offer at the hotel – where you’ll find six swimming pools, tennis courts, a spa, gym and every watersport under the sun. A great multi-gen getaway, babes will love the sheltered sands and shallow sea; children 4+ will have to be dragged out of legendary Kids Club, and teens will appreciate the freedom (and safety) to roam, not to mention the pizza parties and coconut bowling. Adults aren’t forgotten either, thanks to the delicious dining and stress-busting spa, ready to be enjoyed courtesy of the certified nanny service. Whether you’re seeking action packed days, or horizontal holidaying, this easy, breezy retreat is a true tropical parental paradise
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Flight
8 hours 50 minutes from Gatwick to Hewanorra International Airport
Transfer
Approximately a 80 minute drive from Hewanorra International Airport or 30 minutes via the hotel’s helicopter service
Best time to visit
St Lucia has a tropical climate with high temperatures throughout the year
The dry season runs from December through to May, with March onwards bringing the clearest and sunniest skies. If you’re looking for the cheapest time to visit, consider June to November, rainfall usually comes in the form of short showers which clear quickly
Favourite room
Choose from a range of Mediterranean style rooms, suites and villas. Villas accommodate 4-12 guests and benefit from both fully-equipped kitchens and room services. Many also have private pools
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Choose from a range of Mediterranean style rooms, suites and villas. Villas accommodate 4-12 guests and benefit from both fully-equipped kitchens and room services. Many also have private pools
Price
from £324 p/night during low season and £593 p/night during high season
Meet the family...
Hannah
Parent to Tiny Traveller aged 2
Windjammer Landing truly is one of those hotels that feels like a home from home. Families will love the large villas, dotted on the mountainside with balconies boasting incredible views of the ocean below. Cooking facilities allow for easy bottle prep and home cooked meals, although the mostly child friendly restaurants at the resort have an extensive kids menu, with fresh, local food galore. There are several good-sized pools and a large box of toys to play with at the beach, as well as hammocks floating in the water. For laid back luxury, it's 10/10
Worth waking the baby for
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Jammin' Tours
Get under the skin of the island with Jammin’ Tours. Adrenaline-seekers can zip-line through the rainforest, explore the world’s only ‘drive-in’ volcano at the Sulphur Springs and soar over the sky in helicopters. History fans (and those looking to satiate their sweet tooth) will love the chocolate-and-sugar plantation tours, whilst water babies can hit the seas by sailboat, catamaran or deep-sea diving
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Watersports
Famous for their world-class water sports, Windjammer offers countless ways for guests to enjoy the Caribbean. Windsurfing, pedal boating, paddle boarding, snorkeling and kayaking are all complimentary, whilst scuba diving, waterskiing and wakeboarding are all available for a small additional fee
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Pigeon Island
A former favourite hideaway for pirates, Pigeon Island is a nature-led National Park in nearby Rodney Bay. Home to a museum, 18th century fort, plenty of peaks to hike and secret beaches
