Coconut Bay Beach Resort and Spa - St Lucia

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Overview

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The Harmony area offers a tranquil escape where adults can relax with a cocktail, enjoying two pools and the bar area. You can recline in a hammock or intimate cabana bed, or settle into a rotating sun deck designed for two. The Sanctuary Spa features six indoor therapy rooms and six beachfront cabanas, with a wide choice of pampering treatments and beauty services available.

Everyone can enjoy the facilities in the Splash area, where the main pool features waterfalls, a fountain and a swim-up bar, complete with a separate servery for children’s mocktails. Make a splash with the whole family at the water park, featuring two exhilarating water slides, a big activity pool and a 1,500-foot winding lazy river. Down by the beach, paddleboarding provides another way to spend time on the water.

CocoLand is a free kids' programme at Coconut Bay Beach Resort and Spa with supervised activities day and night for children aged 3 to 12, such as treasure hunts, arts and crafts, movie nights and kite flying. Little ones can also nap in an air-conditioned sleeping area, monitored by dedicated and fully trained staff. Your peace of mind is assured with a two-way, complimentary personal mobile phone service connecting you to kids’ club staff at all times. Babysitting services are also available for an additional charge should you wish to venture outside of the resort for dinner.

You'll also have access the fitness centre, which features exercise equipment for individual workouts, plus join yoga, Pilates and aerobics classes. Take a swing on one of two tennis courts or get competitive with a game of basketball or pickleball. The daily entertainment programme offers a variety of activities including beach and pool volleyball. Evening entertainment and theme nights occur twice weekly, and there is a weekly cocktail party hosted by resort managers and staff. Take the edge off with rum masterclasses and indulge with chocolate buffets. Get in the swing of things with full moon beach parties and the resort's Caribbean Carnival night complete with professional dancers and fire eaters.

Dining information

Boasting 10 dining venues and seven bars, Coconut Bay offers something for every palate, with both casual outdoor venues and formal dining. Stop by the poolside Flip Flops for favourites such as burgers, made-to-order pizza, chicken wings and much more. For lunch, visit The Jerk Treehouse, offering elevated views and a fun, flavourful menu featuring the chef’s secret jerk spicy sauce on juicy pork and chicken, with fresh-baked side dishes, fresh-squeezed sugar cane juice or coconut water. There’s also an international buffet at Coconut Walk Marketplace, with live cooking stations at breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Come evening, there’s a varied line-up of a la carte restaurants. Silk serves modern Asian cuisine, while Calabash is the resort’s Caribbean speciality restaurant showcasing steaks, seafood and island cuisine. Alternatively, Trattoria’s casual, family-friendly outdoor setting is the place for Italian favourites – with a children’s menu. Seasons Veggie Bistro shines with signature dishes such as grilled seasonal vegetable skewers and crispy mushroom and spinach manicotti, while Veranda offers adult-only alfresco dining with ocean views. You’ll find the romantic La Luna located beside the ocean, making it a fitting spot for a special celebration dinner. For an elevated dining experience, adults can head to The Greathouse, situated at sister resort Serenity at Coconut Bay. Set within a Saint Lucian grand mansion, this restaurant serves a gourmet menu and an extensive wine list. Additional charges apply at La Luna and The Greathouse.

The resort also hosts two weekly themed nights, a country western night on Tuesdays and the atmospheric Caribbean carnival night on Saturdays. These nights feature live musicians and entertainment, barbecues and buffets, with alfresco dining around the pool deck.

The intimate Lobby Bar features a 360-degree service area. Settle in beside the stylish fire pits and enjoy the sunset, grab refreshments from the swim-up bars or kick off your flip flops and hop on the swings at the lively Paradise Beach Bar with ocean views. You’ll also find the Peter Johns Rum Bar with a rooftop terrace and other venues offering silent disco nights and sing-a-longs throughout the week.

Please note that the full choice of restaurants is not available on themed nights. Reservations are required for the a la carte restaurants and can be made upon arrival, subject to availability. Guests staying in Concierge Junior Suite accommodation can request reservations within a week of arrival by completing the resort’s pre-arrival form.

Additional information

Please note, the a la carte restaurants run a dress code policy during dinner service. The ‘Resort Evening Wear’ policy concept suggests sport slacks, khakis, jeans, collared sport shirts, dress shoes, summer or cocktail dresses, casual skirts or pants and blouses, Capri pants and jeans are preferable. While shorts, T-shirts, beach flip-flops, bathing suit attire, cut-off or ripped jeans, sleeveless shirts for men, sportswear and baseball hats are not permitted.

Two-bedroom interconnecting accommodation is available in the Splash area; however, availability is extremely limited and depends on two identical individual rooms being available. Interconnecting accommodation cannot be booked online. Please enquire for further details and prices.

Guests are asked to vacate their rooms by 11:00 on the day of departure but can continue to use the resort facilities until their return airport transfer. Shower facilities are also available in the lobby restrooms.