Yoga: Available at both Anse Chastanet and Jade Mountain, these early morning yoga classes will energise your body and clear your mind ready for the day ahead.
Spa: Discreet and modest, this lovely little spa offers indulgent treatments as well as hair styling and manicures so you look your best at all times. We both had luxurious massages with soothing oils and emerged totally relaxed and refreshed.
Burgers at Anse Mamin: Get a short water taxi ride round to the next bay where the chef is carefully assembling freshly grilled bread and burgers. It is great food and a beautifully quiet and peaceful setting. Look out for the wonderful hand-placed rock formations which took eight years to build.
Sunset Cruise: This boat tour is the most popular at Anse Chastanet. Guests climb on board at 4pm and sail the small colourful boat into the sunset, past the Pitons and back in time for supper. Rum punch and canapés are complimentary on board, and keep your eyes alert as you may see a group of dolphins playing beside the boat.
Apsara: This truly unique dining experience combines Caribbean and Indian cuisines to present spicy, original food. Cooked just metres away from the tables, the chefs explain the cooking processes while you watch and decide what to eat. I thought the grilled lamb cutlets were particularly delicious.
Watersports: Wherever you go on the island, St Lucians recommend Anse Chastanet for the best watersports and aquatic activities. With awesome beaches and reefs, this area is ideal for seeing a variety of marine life. Anse Chastanet offers kayaking and snorkelling free of charge and a team of diving experts are on hand to teach all levels, beginners and up.
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