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From silvery sands for sunset strolls, to entire walls opening onto the great outdoors, luxury is in the details at Anse Chastanet. The estate encompasses 600 lush tropical acres bordering two soft sand beaches. Not only do you get a World Heritage Site anchored by the twin peaks on land, the resort’s two crystal-clear bays are part of a designated marine reserve protecting miles of colorful coral reefs teeming with tropical fish. A dozen rooms are tucked in behind the coconut palms that line the beach and the remainder tiptoe up a flower decked hillside. To make the most of the panoramic views and the refreshing tradewinds octagonal whitewashed cottages come with wraparound flower draped balconies and louvered windows. ANSE CHASTANET is St. Lucia's only resort property with the iconic view of both the Piti and Gros Piton mountains floating upon the Caribbean Sea. The location of the property is unsurpassed, a private estate of 600 lush tropical acres bordering two soft-sand Caribbean beaches with pristine coral reefs just offshore. The resort property includes the historical plantation of Anse Mamin and Emerald Estate where the resort grows its own organic produce.
Anse Chastanet
Post Office Box 7000
Soufriere, Saint Lucia
Nearest Airport: UVF
We had a fantastic time at Anse Chastanet. The staff was very accommodating and friendly. The snorkeling was great, and the beach was beautiful. We strongly recommend the sunset sailing excursion.
Susanne L
Our stay was all about relaxation and enjoyment of nature. Whether it was snorkelling on the reef just off the beach or taking in the birdie on nature walks in the plantation we were not disappointed. The deluxe beach room was spacious and well appointed. The restaurants served up excellent dining options which focused on locally sourced produce. Staff at all levels were polite,friendly and clearly had a pride in their job. We will be back again soon I hope.
Alistair P - Belfast, United Kingdom
On a truly great scale, Anse Chastanet Resort lives up to its reputation. The most lovely beaches, 15 miles of track in the 600 acres leave not a moment not to be out exploring. The staff make a great team with warm welcomes from everyone. Andrew works tirelessly to ensure everything runs efficiently. Meno is there to guide you round the abandoned sugar Plantation at Anse Mamin, Daniel presents a very tasty demo of the legendary Cocoa production and Saki shares his art skills with even the least able. The snorkeling and bird watching could fill many hours of the day, interspersed with the wonderful meals in the choice of restaurants. We loved every moment. Thank you to a great team in such an amazing place
timothyhO7585CB - Sevenoaks, United Kingdom
We thoroughly enjoyed dining at the Beach Restaurant at the resort. One sits right on the water's edge, enjoying the ambiance. We tried different items on the menu on different days, but enjoyed the 'catch of the day' the best. It well worth a visit, regardless of whether you are staying on or off the resort premises.
Kathleen G
We had a fantastic 2 nights at Anse Chastenet. The staff were superb. We were given a great room upgrade to The Beach House. There were lots of unexpected little extras and we were made to feel very special. The food was really good and we were very well looked after. The beach is lovely with pelicans flying up and down and fishing all day. Couldn't fault the facilities. Would definitely recommend.
Sarah M - Bristol, United Kingdom
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“Great service, authentic island feel, perfect spot for snorkeling (guests from other hotels come here to snorkel and dive), & Anse Mamin has the best burger ever!”
–Price
We traveled to St. Lucia and stayed at Anse Chasanet - it was wonderful. Our suite, built on a mountain, was completely open yet very private. There were no phones or TVs to distract from the area's true beauty. It truly made our honeymoon more memorable. I would highly recommend Anse Chasanet to all future honeymooners!
-K. Phillips