Getting Married at Windjammer Landing

The resort

Windjammer Landing is in Labrelotte Bay on the north-west coast near Rodney Bay, with villa-style rooms stepping down a hillside to a crescent beach. It features repeatedly on the Saint Lucia Tourist Board's wedding listing, and several wedding films have been made there. Its mix of villas and residences also makes it practical for wedding groups who want a kitchen and space.

Just the Two of Us

Trade press has reported a Just the Two of Us wedding package from £2,615^note for two people. The article is undated, so treat the figure as a guide and confirm it with the resort. The package includes:

• A five-night all-inclusive stay in an Oceanview Villa.
• A head-to-toe spa treatment for the couple.
• A tropical beach arch set-up for the ceremony, with an officiant.
• A three-course candlelit dinner on the beach.
• A wedding and honeymoon planner and a dedicated team.
• Facilities to live stream the ceremony to family and friends.

Extras to consider

A Kissing Map tour, where a guide drives you to romantic spots such as Lovers' Rock and Pigeon Island for a photo, is offered at an extra charge. Water sports and a sunset cruise are also available. For ideas, see our catamaran sunset cruises guide and our Gros Islet area guide, which covers Pigeon Island.

UK agent Kenwood Travel, which sells Windjammer weddings, asks you to enquire online or call its wedding experts, and does not publish prices on its page.

Independent reviews

Windjammer Landing holds a guest score of 9.2 out of 10 on Expedia from verified stays, seen in October 2026. Treat the review count with caution, because the same count appears against another resort on the same list. Compare it with the Cap Maison wedding page, which is nearby and scores a little higher.

What is Windjammer Landing like for a wedding in Saint Lucia?

Windjammer Landing Villa Beach Resort is a hillside resort of white, Mediterranean-style villas above Labrelotte Bay on the north-west coast of Saint Lucia, well suited to wedding groups who want space, private pools and a sheltered beach. The resort steps down a slope through tropical gardens and tiled walkways, with hillside rooms, suites and villas ranging up to multi-bedroom houses with their own plunge pools. It is roughly a quarter of an hour from Rodney Bay, which makes it convenient for restaurants and shopping, and it is a practical base for guests who like to dip in and out of the resort during the week. Ask which villa types suit your party.

The beach is large and secluded, with a calm, shallow sea that makes it comfortable for children and nervous swimmers. The Perch, a beachside bar, is a favourite for sunsets. There are several pools, including some for children, a spa with massages and a steam room, tennis courts, a fitness centre and daily water activities. A kids' club and a teens' programme make the resort workable for families, so a wedding with a mix of ages is realistic, and parents can enjoy the celebration while younger guests are looked after. Book babysitting and club places early for the wedding day itself, since reservations are needed and the busiest dates fill first.

The hillside is the main thing to plan around. The terrain is steep with many steps, so the resort is not suitable for guests with limited mobility, and shuttles help but do not remove every climb. Tell your planner about anyone who needs ground-level access and choose rooms accordingly. If you want a villa-style wedding with room for family, it is a strong option among hotels in Saint Lucia. Our Rodney Bay guide covers the nearby marina and restaurants, which are useful for guests who want an evening away from the resort. Check the resort shuttle timetable, and ask whether the steepest paths have a golf-buggy service for older guests on the wedding day.

Where can you eat and watch the sunset at Windjammer Landing?

At Windjammer Landing you can eat at a choice of resort restaurants, from casual dining to seafood, Italian, Indian and steakhouse styles, and watch the sunset from the beach bar or from your villa terrace, since the resort faces the western sea. Some restaurants need reservations and apply a dress code in the evening, so check this when you plan your wedding dinner. The resort also holds regular live entertainment, which gives evenings some life without becoming loud. Tell the restaurant about any dietary needs when you reserve, and ask which tables have the best view. Smart-casual clothes are usually a safe choice for evenings, and a light wrap helps when the breeze picks up after dark on the terraces.

Sunsets are a highlight of this coast, and our guide to beach bars and sunsets shows how popular the habit is. A late-afternoon ceremony followed by a beach dinner lets you finish the day with the light. Some guests have felt that food variety can be limited over a long stay, so it is worth eating out one or two nights, and the choices in where to eat help you plan. A change of scene also gives wedding guests something to talk about over the following days. Ask the restaurant for its most popular dishes and book the busiest nights early, so that your group is seated together rather than split across tables.

For the water, a catamaran sunset cruise is an easy extra for the wedding party, and in the right season the sea offers whale and dolphin watching. Ask the resort or your agent what is running on your dates, because sea trips vary through the year and with the weather. A mix of resort evenings and evenings out gives the week variety and keeps costs under control. Book the popular trips early so that the whole group can travel on the same boat. Take sun protection and a light cover-up, and ask the crew about seasickness tablets if anyone in the party is unsure of their sea legs. Arrive at the marina a little early so that boarding is calm.

What can honeymooners do near Windjammer Landing?

Honeymooners near Windjammer Landing can walk around Pigeon Island National Landmark, explore Rodney Bay and Gros Islet, go on a romantic Kissing Map tour, take a sunset cruise and relax on the beach, all within a short drive. Pigeon Island has old military ruins, trails and wide views, and our Pigeon Island guide helps you plan a morning there. It is best visited early before the day gets hot, and a picnic or a cold drink on the way down makes the outing feel like a treat rather than an effort. The ruins and the views are best enjoyed slowly, so take your time at each viewpoint, and keep the camera ready for the light over the water.

For nights out, Gros Islet is known for its weekly street party, and Rodney Bay has a marina with restaurants and bars. Balance these with quiet nights at the resort so the honeymoon does not feel rushed. Our honeymoon inspiration guide explains how couples combine rest and adventure, and gives ideas for special touches such as a private dinner, a spa morning or a boat trip at sunset. A loose plan of one outing every other day is usually about right. Leave the days in between for the beach, the pool and the spa, and you will return home rested rather than needing a holiday to recover from your holiday.

If you are still comparing venues in the north, the Cap Maison wedding page describes a smaller, more polished resort a short drive away. Visiting both for a drink or a meal can help you choose, and it costs very little compared with the decision you are making. Ask each resort for a written quote that lists exactly what is included, and make sure you understand the cancellation terms before you pay a deposit. A clear paper trail protects both you and the resort. Take your time over the decision, and book only when the quote, the dates and the terms all match what you have been told, in writing. Keep copies of every message with your booking papers.

Windjammer Landing and the north

Windjammer Landing looks over the sea on the northwest coast. The geography guide explains the coastline, and French and British rule tells how this part of the island became a naval prize.

For local colour, see music and dance and languages and Kweyol.

Making a holiday of the wedding

A wedding is a good reason to stay longer. Compare the wider choice of hotels in St Lucia, including boutique and luxury resorts such as Jade Mountain and Cap Maison, before you decide where your guests will stay.

See honeymoon in St Lucia ideas, the wedding and honeymoon planner, the best time to visit and holiday planning advice.

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