Looking for a honeymoon in St Lucia or a holiday villa hideaway with your partner, then check out the Fond Bay Suites and Villa.
If you are booking a Honeymoon in St Lucia, or just looking for a Caribbean Hideaway, then why not take a look at the far less crowded eastern side of the island.
In particular why not take a look at Fond Bay Suites and Villa.
Although it is technically a self catering holiday villa, there are many reasons for choosing it for a St Lucia Honeymoon, not the least of which that is exactly what it comes highly recommended for by a number of previous guests.
The expression location, location, location certainly is true here, and honeymoon location also applies, but in fairness you might be put of by the self catering tag, but you shouldn’t, because you have to weigh up the positives in favour of Fond Bay Suites and Villa as well.
If you look at the accommodation options at Fond Bay Suites and Villa on St Lucia, they are very reasonably priced, and you can choose between the Suites which are self contained with an ocean view and patio, air conditioning or ceiling fans, private terraces and daily maid service. Bare facts like this hardly paint a picture, because Fond Bay Suites and Villa is so much better than you can believe.
The suite is a good size, but it is the two outside areas that help make it special. The patio has chairs and a table, and the terrace grassed area has sun beds, and a barbeque. Your privacy is assured by tropical plants and brightly coloured flowers, and all the time you are looking out over the ocean. Your maid will cook if you ask, and groceries are easily obtained. You cannot fail to walk into the locals when you go for a stroll, and they’ll even deliver local food for you to try. This could be the ultimate ‘veg out ‘place.
If your budget stretches to it, then for an over the top Honeymoon in St Lucia, take the 3500 square foot luxury villa, with three bedrooms, top of the range equipment, private pool, as opposed to a shared pool, a cook service, and really spread out, pretending this is how you are going to live in the future. You do feel like the ‘Monarch of all you survey’, in this wonderful holiday villa on the fascinating island of St Lucia.
You have found a real Caribbean Hideaway in a part of St Lucia where there are few tourists. Although the sea isn’t the turquoise of the Caribbean Sea, this is more than compensated for by the empty mile long secluded beach which is a short drive or a slightly longer walk away. There are lots of attractions nearby such as warerfalls, rivers, hiking trails, tropical rainforest, so it is perfect for couples wanting time to themselves, and not a commercialized all action vacation.
Eating out from Fond Bay Suites and Villa isn’t a problem with good reasonably priced restaurants a short distance away, as are supermarkets. The fact is, you’ll be more than happy sitting in the sun, relaxing enjoying the views, lighting the BBQ and sipping on a home made rum punch. You will need a hire car to explore St Lucia, but it is the perfect honeymoon location for many people.
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