Jade Mountain
Exclusive ‘resort within a resort’ with unique rooms and offering direct access to Anse Chastanet’s superb diving
Overview
- Luxurious resort set within an expansive 600 acre estate
- Enjoy access to two of St Lucia’s very best beaches
- St Lucia’s longest running dive centre located on site
- Perfect for hiking, mountain biking, and bird watching
- Direct access to the protected waters around Soufriere
- Extra exclusivity and access to Anse Chastanet Resort
Jade Mountain is an iconic and exclusive resort on the island of St Lucia. This resort boasts one of the island’s most prestigious positions, overlooking two of the island's best beaches, as well as the iconic Piton peaks, and the protected waters of Soufriere. Alongside its partner property, Anse Chastanet Resort, Jade Mountain is enveloped by an enormous 600-acre estate, incorporating historical plantations, miles of meandering trails, and an abundance of exclusive amenities spread across both resorts. And, guests can take the exploration even further, thanks to direct access to St Lucia’s renowned Anse Chastanet reef and the island’s longest-running dive centre on site.
Resort amenities
Resort amenities
Dive facilities
About Jade Mountain
About Jade Mountain
Jade Mountain is nestled within a 600-acre estate alongside its partner property, Anse Chastanet Resort, on the western coast of St Lucia – a location that is utterly unsurpassed. This premium position offers some of the best views on the island, with both Petit Piton and Gros Piton clearly visible above the Soufriere marine reserve. The resort’s grounds also span two of the island’s best beaches – Anse Chastanet and Anse Mamin – as well as a historical plantation.
This resort is a cornucopia of organic architecture designed to celebrate St Lucia’s stunning beauty. Individual bridges lead to exceptional infinity pool sanctuaries, while rugged stoned-faced columns reach towards the sky, making Jade Mountain one of the Caribbean’s most mesmerising resort experiences. Expect grand sweeping spaces where sleeping, lounging and entertainment areas glide seamlessly into one another while emphasising the breathtaking natural scenery.
Guests staying here will benefit from Jade Mountain’s exclusivity and seclusion, while enjoying access to all of the facilities at its partner property, Anse Chastanet Resort. From restaurants, bars, boutiques and an art gallery, to spa services, scuba diving facilities, and around 20-kilometres of trails for biking, hiking, bird watching, or jogging – everything is just a short walk or shuttle ride away.
Explore the resort
The resort’s onsite restaurant, Jade Mountain Club, delivers menus that showcase modern Caribbean fusion cuisine while reflecting seasonal changes in flavour. The resort’s Anse Mamin plantation and hillside Emerald farm provide a wide range of fresh and organic ingredients. Hovering in space above the Jade Mountain Club is the Celestial Terrace – perfect for sunset cocktails or star-gazing. Guests at Jade Mountain also have access to the extensive dining opportunities at Anse Chastanet Resort, including open-air treehouses terraces, vegan tapas eatery, and beautiful beachfront restaurants.
A wide range of spa services can be enjoyed in guest rooms or at Jade Mountain’s boutique spa, Kai en Ciel. The Kai Belté spa and Kai Mer spa cottage, located at Jade Mountain’s partner property, Anse Chastanet Resort, are also available to guests at any time. Complimentary yoga classes are available and private yoga lessons can also be arranged, while Jade Mountain's fitness studio features Cybex cardio and strength equipment for more intense exercise. Walking, hiking, and birdwatching can be enjoyed within the resort’s grounds, and an onsite mountain biking centre operates out of the plantation. Guests staying at Jade Mountain also have direct access to two of Saint Lucia’s finest beaches, and a variety of non-motorised water sports are available.
Diving from Jade Mountain
Diving from Jade Mountain is conducted by Scuba St Lucia – a PADI 5-Star dive centre located at the south end of Anse Chastanet beach. Founded in 1981, Scuba St Lucia is the island’s longest-running dive centre and has established itself as one of the Caribbean's top diving operations, offering comprehensive facilities for divers of all levels. The dive centre features ample gear storage, a well-stocked scuba store, and three compressors, while the rental facility is fully-equipped with the latest scuba gear from brands such as Scuba Pro, Seaquest and Aqualung.
The Anse Chastanet reef starts just a few fin-kicks from the water’s edge. The reef's remarkable ecosystem offers an amazing profusion of unusual tropical marine life in calm, clear water. Situated right on the beach and operating three dive boats, Scuba St Lucia is perfectly set up for both beach and boat dives, and all excursions guided by an instructor or dive master to maximise diver safety and enjoyment. Guests will also appreciate this resort’s underwater photo and video centre, offering camera rentals and custom videos, a range of photo and video related courses, and advice from the onsite staff. A full range of regular PADI courses can also be undertaken at this resort and nitrox is available for suitable certified divers.
Conservation
Conservation
Jade Mountain was the first hotel in the Caribbean to be awarded the U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED Gold certification. The resort’s carefully-considered construction means it requires minimal electricity and virtually no heating, ventilation, or air-conditioning. Furthermore, water is drawn almost entirely by gravity and guests dine on locally grown, organic foods.
Located on site, the old colonial plantation of Anse Mamin is a wonderful, organic resource for the resort’s menus. Alongside an abundance of cocoa trees which allow Jade Mountain to produce its own chocolate, the Anse Mamin plantation also provides turmeric, cashews, tamarind, mango, avocado, oranges, tangerines, guavas, papaya, coconut, breadfruit, yams, and sweet potatoes.
The organic farm, Emerald’s, is located in the Soufriere hills and plays another major role in Jade Mountain’s farm to table set up. Ingredients grown here range from vanilla beans, bay leaf, nutmeg, and cinnamon, to numerous varieties of mango, sour oranges, coconuts, cacao, and many other tropical and exotic fruits. Emerald farm also grows organic salad leaves, microgreens, vegetables, and herbs for the restaurant.
About
About Jade Mountain
Jade Mountain is nestled within a 600-acre estate alongside its partner property, Anse Chastanet Resort, on the western coast of St Lucia – a location that is utterly unsurpassed. This premium position offers some of the best views on the island, with both Petit Piton and Gros Piton clearly visible above the Soufriere marine reserve. The resort’s grounds also span two of the island’s best beaches – Anse Chastanet and Anse Mamin – as well as a historical plantation.
This resort is a cornucopia of organic architecture designed to celebrate St Lucia’s stunning beauty. Individual bridges lead to exceptional infinity pool sanctuaries, while rugged stoned-faced columns reach towards the sky, making Jade Mountain one of the Caribbean’s most mesmerising resort experiences. Expect grand sweeping spaces where sleeping, lounging and entertainment areas glide seamlessly into one another while emphasising the breathtaking natural scenery.
Guests staying here will benefit from Jade Mountain’s exclusivity and seclusion, while enjoying access to all of the facilities at its partner property, Anse Chastanet Resort. From restaurants, bars, boutiques and an art gallery, to spa services, scuba diving facilities, and around 20-kilometres of trails for biking, hiking, bird watching, or jogging – everything is just a short walk or shuttle ride away.
Explore the resort
The resort’s onsite restaurant, Jade Mountain Club, delivers menus that showcase modern Caribbean fusion cuisine while reflecting seasonal changes in flavour. The resort’s Anse Mamin plantation and hillside Emerald farm provide a wide range of fresh and organic ingredients. Hovering in space above the Jade Mountain Club is the Celestial Terrace – perfect for sunset cocktails or star-gazing. Guests at Jade Mountain also have access to the extensive dining opportunities at Anse Chastanet Resort, including open-air treehouses terraces, vegan tapas eatery, and beautiful beachfront restaurants.
A wide range of spa services can be enjoyed in guest rooms or at Jade Mountain’s boutique spa, Kai en Ciel. The Kai Belté spa and Kai Mer spa cottage, located at Jade Mountain’s partner property, Anse Chastanet Resort, are also available to guests at any time. Complimentary yoga classes are available and private yoga lessons can also be arranged, while Jade Mountain's fitness studio features Cybex cardio and strength equipment for more intense exercise. Walking, hiking, and birdwatching can be enjoyed within the resort’s grounds, and an onsite mountain biking centre operates out of the plantation. Guests staying at Jade Mountain also have direct access to two of Saint Lucia’s finest beaches, and a variety of non-motorised water sports are available.
Diving from Jade Mountain
Diving from Jade Mountain is conducted by Scuba St Lucia – a PADI 5-Star dive centre located at the south end of Anse Chastanet beach. Founded in 1981, Scuba St Lucia is the island’s longest-running dive centre and has established itself as one of the Caribbean's top diving operations, offering comprehensive facilities for divers of all levels. The dive centre features ample gear storage, a well-stocked scuba store, and three compressors, while the rental facility is fully-equipped with the latest scuba gear from brands such as Scuba Pro, Seaquest and Aqualung.
The Anse Chastanet reef starts just a few fin-kicks from the water’s edge. The reef's remarkable ecosystem offers an amazing profusion of unusual tropical marine life in calm, clear water. Situated right on the beach and operating three dive boats, Scuba St Lucia is perfectly set up for both beach and boat dives, and all excursions guided by an instructor or dive master to maximise diver safety and enjoyment. Guests will also appreciate this resort’s underwater photo and video centre, offering camera rentals and custom videos, a range of photo and video related courses, and advice from the onsite staff. A full range of regular PADI courses can also be undertaken at this resort and nitrox is available for suitable certified divers.
Conservation
Jade Mountain was the first hotel in the Caribbean to be awarded the U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED Gold certification. The resort’s carefully-considered construction means it requires minimal electricity and virtually no heating, ventilation, or air-conditioning. Furthermore, water is drawn almost entirely by gravity and guests dine on locally grown, organic foods.
Located on site, the old colonial plantation of Anse Mamin is a wonderful, organic resource for the resort’s menus. Alongside an abundance of cocoa trees which allow Jade Mountain to produce its own chocolate, the Anse Mamin plantation also provides turmeric, cashews, tamarind, mango, avocado, oranges, tangerines, guavas, papaya, coconut, breadfruit, yams, and sweet potatoes.
The organic farm, Emerald’s, is located in the Soufriere hills and plays another major role in Jade Mountain’s farm to table set up. Ingredients grown here range from vanilla beans, bay leaf, nutmeg, and cinnamon, to numerous varieties of mango, sour oranges, coconuts, cacao, and many other tropical and exotic fruits. Emerald farm also grows organic salad leaves, microgreens, vegetables, and herbs for the restaurant.
Diving
Diving in St Lucia
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TurtlesYear round
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Schooling reef fishYear round
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Macro CreaturesYear round
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WrecksYear round