Castries, the capital of St. Lucia, has been rebuilt after twice being destroyed by fires. It now has a mix of historic and modern architecture. Visitors can go shopping at the Pointe Seraphine mall or street markets selling local goods. A landmark is the 400-year-old saman tree in the central square. Calabash Cove is a 4.5-star boutique resort in St. Lucia with 26 suites, each with a private Jacuzzi and plunge pool or hammock. It has a pool, spa, and restaurant with views of the Caribbean. The Water's Edge Cottage has a secluded pool directly on the beach, with an

2.  Castries
 As the capital of St. Lucia, Castries is one of the more developed
parts of the island. The town of Castries has twice been
destroyed by fires that have consumed much of the original
architecture. The rebuilding efforts have created an interesting
mix of surviving historical architecture and modern concrete
buildings. Visitors will find a variety of things to do in and around
Castries ranging from shopping to sightseeing. At Pointe
Seraphine, located on the north side of the Castries harbor, you
will find fantastic duty free shopping in a modern mall setting for
tourists and cruise ship passengers. In the heart of Castries you
will find shopping at street markets where local vendors sell their
produce and crafts. The Castries Central Market is the largest of
these street markets and offers the best deals in fruit and other
produce. Across from the Central Market you can find the
Vendor's Arcade which offers a set of craft stalls offering
souvenirs and hand made crafts to visitors. There are certain
landmarks in Castries that would be a shame to miss if you are
planning a trip to the city, one such landmark is the 400 year old
saman tree that defines the center square of the town.
St. Lucia

4. Calabash Cove
 4.5 Star Resort
 Tucked away in a gentle hillside overlooking Bonaire
Bay, this tropical island getaway offers luxury travelers,
honeymooners, spa-lovers and couples looking to tie
the knot the ideal mix of old Caribbean charm along
with all of today's amenities. Designed for complete
romance, all-suite accommodations serve as a unique
oasis with beautifully-appointed décor, a private
Jacuzzi and a selection of either a secluded plunge
pool; outdoor rain shower; swim-up access; or a
private hammock. Surrounded by lush tropical gardens
and stunning watercolor vistas of the Caribbean Sea,
guests of the resort are also treated to a sparkling pool
and swim-up pool bar; pampering spa services;
romantic wedding services and a sensational
restaurant and bar.
 Small boutique resort with 26 rooms

7. Calabash Cove
 Half a million gallons of fresh water captured in
an incredible designer pool with an amazing
forty foot Caribbean infinity edge capturing
your imagination far beyond the sea.
Mahogany loungers provide for comfortable
sunbathing on the various decks surrounding
the pool.
 Direct access to beach
 Ti Spa
 Garden area
 Fitness center

14. Calabash Cove
 Windsong Restaurant: Rapidly earning a
reputation as one of the finest restaurants on
the island, Windsong at Calabash Cove
serves an international cuisine guided by
Asian purity and assisted by fresh local
products. Open for Breakfast, Lunch and
Dinner offering breathtaking unobstructed
views across the Caribbean Sea in the sunset
direction of the compass.
 C - Bar: Elegant in design, laid back in
atmosphere. Adjacent to the Windsong
Restaurant serving international cocktails and
fine wines from the Calabash Cove Cellars.

18. Calabash Cove
 Water’s Edge Cottage with Pool
 Balinese mahogany cottages with secluded
plunge pools directly on the beach
 Out door rain shower
 Hammocks
 1,000 square feet

30. Calabash Cove
All-Inclusive Amenities
 All meals and snacks
 All beverages, including premium brand
liquor and select wines from wine list
and by the bottle.
 Room service - limited hours
 In-room bar with choice of liquor

31. Quote
 June 19th – 24th
 Waters Edge Cottage
 Round-trip Private Transfers
 Total: $6,021.40
 Deposit: $100
 Final Payment Due May 5th