The transformation refreshes nearly every aspect of the 65-acre resort on Saint Lucia's northwest coast, including a reimagined open-air lobby, renovated guest rooms, suites, hillside villas and residences with contemporary interiors, and the introduction of the Manor Collection featuring the redesigned Presidential Villa.
Dining has expanded significantly, with refreshed signature restaurants including Upper Deck, Dragonfly, Jammers and Embers, alongside two new additions: The Perch rooftop lounge and Masala, the resort's fine-dining Indian restaurant. Recreational facilities have also been upgraded, with refreshed pools, enhanced beach and poolside amenities, and personalised Butler Service introduced for Ocean Point and Manor Collection guests.
La Belle Helene, the resort's new private estate, sits between Saint Lucia's iconic Pitons and the Caribbean Sea. Once a royal retreat, the property offers more than 13,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor living space, three private bungalows, a lagoon-style pool, and dedicated culinary and butler service. With its addition, Windjammer Landing becomes the first hospitality brand in Saint Lucia to offer a luxury villa portfolio across both the island's northwest coast and its Pitons region.
To mark the transformation, the resort has launched the Stay & Play in Saint Lucia package: guests booking a minimum five-night stay receive up to 35% savings and a $150 Island Adventure credit, redeemable against catamaran cruises, rainforest adventures, ziplining, waterfall excursions and mud baths at Sulphur Springs.
"With thoughtfully redesigned accommodations, enhanced experiences throughout the resort and the addition of La Belle Helene, we've created more reasons than ever for guests to choose Windjammer Landing as their home in the Caribbean," said Almando Rigby, General Manager.
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