Windjammer Landing Resort is unlike any other Caribbean resorts. It was conceived, designed and built as a village. We welcome guests from all over the world. Creating a village community of international vacationers and property owners.

Oatterned after the picturesque villages of the Mediterranean, Windjammer casts a unique spell on the beholder. With its white adobe turrets and red tile roofs. The village is nestled on a lush green hillside overlooking Labrelotte Bay on St. Lucia's north coast.

Brick paths meander through over 60 acres of lush landscaping, scented gardens, sparkling pools and waterfalls, covered walkways, pickled wood, and hand painted tiles. Each caribbean villa is uniquely designed and secluded from its neighbours by magnificent trees and flowering bushes grown in our own nursery.

Stroll or take the continuous shuttle service to the heart of the village. There you'll find a full-service all inclusive resort including shops, restaurants and our extensive white sand beach. Come see for yourself what happens when an internationally renowned team of architects and designers set out to built the perfect village.

There are four restaurants, three bars, and four pools. At the beach, on a tranquil bay, you'll find the water-sports centre. Near the beach are the tennis club with two courts, fitness centre and beauty services, and outstanding children's and teens programs.

An Extraordinary Family's Vacation Experience.

Windjammer Landing Villa Beach Resort offers plenty of space to spread out and a great value for families.

This is a resort that is sensitive to the needs of family travel and understands that kids want programs that entertain and enrich, and that parents need some time to themselves to relax and enjoy their vacation.

INTERNET SPECIALS

 valid for travel - October 22 - November 4, 2006

3 night package inclusive of hotel stay in Oceanview Room and Food & Rum, all access event pass to events, pavilion, access to bands, and three specialty event dinners and Festival Sunday Brunch at Windjammer Landing (with wine and rum stations), Sunset cruise and Caribbean cooking class - $775.00 USD per person.

Seven Nights Food & Rum

7 nights package - $1,040.00 USD per person

Parties of 4 or more should consider upgrading to a villa with plunge pool for an additional $25.00 per person per night.

(18% tax additional on room- valid for travel - October 22 - November 4, 2006)

The average temperature in the summer ranges from a low of 74F to 95F with an average humidity of 85%. In the winter the average high temperature is 91F and a low of 70F with an average humidity of 80%.

The tropical climate is tempered by northeast trade winds. The dry season is from December to May, but it is hottest between June and October. The climate in St Lucia is really pleasant most of the year and although May, June and July can be wet at times, the differentiation between the wet and dry seasons is much less acute.

The best time to go is December-May, when it's coolest and the least rainy. Daytime temperatures will be in the 80s F/28-32 C, with nights in the 60s-70s F/15-27 C. Because of the trade winds, it rarely feels excessively hot. June-November is the rainy season, when the islands are subject to more clouds, rain and humidity.

The island is usually outside the path of hurricanes. Take a sweater or jacket because evenings tend to cool off quite a bit. Average yearly temperature is 78° F.

From June through November expect frequent rainfall in short but strong bursts. St Lucia is slightly cooler and less humid than Trinidad. However, some months of the wet season can be very dry and some weeks of the dry season can be quite wet - it's never so easy to say ...

Required clothing: Tropical lightweights are required. Rainwear is advisable, especially for the wet season.