Coconut Bay Beach Resort & Spa All Inclusive

Conveniently situated near the airport and Maria Islands, this beachfront property impresses guests with its cleanliness and friendly staff, providing an excellent overall experience.

My husband and I visited Coconut Bay in January 2025 for a 10 day winter break and loved every minute of our first visit to Saint Lucia. Firstly, we would like to thank the hotel for an incredible and welcoming holiday with special mentions for the following people who stood out as extra special to us: Kiana and Lester - in the Coconut Walk restaurant On site nurses and Dr Sherwin James - who provided excellent patient care Jev - our housekeeper Cory, Shannil and chef Mickey (who came to introduce himself to us) in Calabash Kermale and Jedi - The Lobby bar Ruth - on reception Location: The hotel is based at the bottom of the island near Vieux Fort, 5 minutes from Hewanorra International Airport. The airport was small, efficient and the staff were friendly and helpful, even when we had a packing error. The departure lounge had a few shops, a bar and a few food options available too. Note: The duty free was better in the airport than in our hotel and local alcohol was more competitive. Imported drinks did not complete with British shop prices, i.e. Baileys can be bought significantly cheaper at home. The complex is on the South East side of the island which faces the North Atlantic Ocean, which is very choppy due to the trade winds. The weather was constant, day and night, at 27 - 30 degrees. Although not the rainy season, as a tropical island, there are swift changes in weather, but after a quick burst of rain, the sun is back out in no time. The only downside of the location will be for those who like to swim in the sea, there is a lot of Sargassum (sea ****) on paradise beach at this time of year. Although the hotel maintain this daily, there’s too much to clear and natural, so unavoidable. If this is an issue, a hotel facing the Caribbean Sea might be a preferred option for you. Resort: The resort was approx 85 acres and utterly beautiful. It hosts three different hotels on site, Serenity (5*) and Harmony (4*) were adult only and Splash (4*) hosted family rooms. The resort is a destination wedding venue too with a beautiful ocean front wedding gazebo. There a few pools, some are adult only, water activities offered and one had a swim up bar and there was a lazy river with slides too. As a swimmer, I would say only one pool was big enough to truly swim in (25m); probably 50m but separated by a water polo net which is permanently in place. Plenty of well maintained and comfortable sun loungers around all of the pools. However, some guests were guilty of securing a preferred spot (especially the luxurious padded loungers) with towels and failed to return to them for hours, if at all, so a ruling might be a welcome solution by the hotel to manage this fairly for all. Two of the pools had hot tubs too. In addition, some had moveable water based chairs too to keep cool while bathing. If you want to maximise your R&R and don’t want to move, bar staff would come around to offer drinks. This is a free service but tips

This was our first all inclusive holiday with the family and the service was outstanding! Incredible staff from housekeepers through to entertainment, bartenders and food. Very chilled atmosphere and the beach bar was a particular favourite. We were not sure what to expect with the food but it was great all round! The A La Carte restaurants were a real special meal but equally impressed by the buffet and various snack bars. I can highly recommend the tennis coach, Shane Glasgow. He was great with our son and amazing how much he progressed.