Ti Kaye Resort and Spa

Ocean View Rooms are the standard room category offered at the resort and offer a semi-detached design. Out of the 14 Ocean View Rooms, 3 rooms have 2 queen beds instead of the usual king bed in the remaining 11 Ocean View Rooms and all other room categories. Although the Ocean View Rooms are set further back and higher up on the property, the space inside each room is equal to that of the Ocean View Cottage and Ocean View Cottage with Private Plunge Pool rooms. Featuring astonishing view of the Caribbean Sea, a large bedroom, spacious deck with two rocking chairs, table and a double hammock, this unit is decked out with a variety of comfortable amenities and more. Beautiful outdoor garden showers are open to the stars and lined with tropical plants.

Amenities Include:

• 1 King or 2 queen four poster bed
• Mosquito net
• Ceiling fan & air conditioning
• Complimentary tea & French press coffee
• Telephone
• Hairdryer
• iPod dock
• Personal safe
• Iron & ironing board
• Personal mini fridge
• Private bathroom with beautiful outdoor shower
• 220 V power points
• Free WIFI
• Spacious deck with 2 rocking chairs, table & double hammock

Similar in design and amenities to the Ocean View Cottage with the Pool category of rooms, the Ocean View Cottages do not offer the addition of a private plunge pool. Featuring spectacular views of the Caribbean Sea, these rooms are surrounded by nature with each of the individual 8 cottages being near the cliffside. Featuring a large bedroom, spacious deck with two rocking chairs, table, a double hammock and a wealth of luxury amenities, these units seek to impress. Beautiful outdoor garden showers are open to the stars and lined with tropical plants.

Amenities Include:

• 1 King four poster bed
• Mosquito net
• Ceiling fan & air conditioning
• Complimentary tea & French press coffee
• Telephone
• Hairdryer
• iPod dock
• Personal safe
• Iron & ironing board
• Personal mini fridge
• Private bathroom with beautiful outdoor shower
• 110 V and 220 V power points
• Free WIFI
• Spacious deck with 2 rocking chairs, table & double hammock

There are 11 Ocean View Cottages with Pools, and these are located closest to the cliff’s edge offering the best, unhindered ocean views and privacy. These cottages have the largest private deck out of the three-room categories, with the addition of a private plunge pool. Featuring a large bedroom, spacious deck with two rocking chairs, table, double hammock, and a variety of additional luxury amenities meant to elevate the guest experience. Beautiful outdoor garden showers are open to the stars and lined with tropical plants.

Amenities Include:

• 1 King four poster bed
• Mosquito net
• Ceiling fan & air conditioning
• Complimentary tea & French press coffee
• Telephone
• Hairdryer
• iPod dock
• Personal safe
• Iron & ironing board
• Personal mini fridge
• Private bathroom with beautiful outdoor shower
• 110 and 220 V power points
• Free WIFI
• Spacious deck with 2 rocking chairs, table & double hammock

Overlooking the stunning Caribbean waters and surrounded by the pristine natural beauty of Saint Lucia, you’ll find the Kai Manje Restaurant – recipient of the prestigious Wine Spectator ‘Award of Excellence’ for the last two consecutive years and counting. Kai Manje Restaurant is the perfect place to start your day the healthy way: with a continental breakfast of freshly baked pastries and breads with homemade jams, seasonal selections of locally grown fruit, homemade granola and locally made yogurt. An assortment of local and international juices is available along with Ti Kaye’s Garden herb tea, French press coffee, and Saint Lucian Coco Tea (hot chocolate). A selection of dishes such as Coconut Rum Pancakes or Banana Waffles can be ordered from the A la Carte Menu.

The Kai Manje lunch menu is an elegant affair, offering two and three-course meals with recommended wine pairings. The menu has been thoughtfully designed to incorporate lighter, healthier dishes, while still maintaining a strong Creole infusion. Women are advised to sport their summer cocktail dresses, while gentlemen are expected to don chic shirts and casual trousers. With the sun setting on the Caribbean horizon, Kai Manje Restaurant transitions into gentle candlelight with classic white table clothes and Italian stemware.

The wine list will take you on a journey through Burgundy, Bordeaux, Rhone, Piedmont, Tuscany, Sicily, Catatonia, Mosel, Israel, Lebanon, Stellenbosch, Elgin, Marlboro, South and Western Australia, Oregano, California, Mendoza, and to the Central Valley. With more than 3000 bottles to choose from, you’re bound to find the correct flavour for the occasion.

Perched on the cliff side overlooking calm waters, the Kai Manje Bar is superbly designed to live in harmony with the lush natural environment. Newly constructed with an air of mystery, tucked away at the end of a stony hallway, guests are spoilt for choice from a well-stocked bar, serving locally named cocktails while soaking in the stunning views of the emerald seas to the west and rich silver sandy beaches below. From the unique handcrafted bar trimmings, scalloped with coconut wood to mosaic artistry pristinely scattered on the solid bar, guests can unwind in a tropical, uplifting environment.

Set on the warm silver sand beach at Anse Cochon, guests can enjoy a wide range of dishes ranging from specialty salads, Ti Kaye’s famous homemade burgers with local chips, baguettes, and the Catch of the Day. A perfect accompaniment to the cool sea breezes, inviting scenery and island cocktails from the full-service bar. Open from 10 AM to 5 PM daily, Ti Manje is the ideal location for a sumptuous and impressionable meal.

Ti Kaye’s underground wine cellar boasts over 500 different wines from across the world. These can be perfectly pared with a fine assortment of cheeses such as Manchego Goyerre, Parmesan, and Smoked Cheddar. Wine tasting requires a minimum of 4 people and a maximum of 8 people. Reservations can be made with Front Desk up until 4:00 pm the day before. Cancellation within 24 hours of the event will incur a 50% cancellation fee. Smart-casual attire is recommended.

Start off by viewing Saint Lucia’s West Coast by boat. Disembark at Soufriere, where a Ti Kaye vehicle will take you to the mineral baths, Sulphur Springs and more. Lunch is served at the Fond Doux Cocoa Plantation, followed by a refreshing dip at Toraille Waterfall. The tour stops in the town of Soufriere, providing the opportunity for a spot of local shopping. At the end of the tour, you’ll return to Ti Kaye by vehicle via the breath-taking West Coast Road.

All entrance fees and lunch are included in the initial fee. Soufriere Land & Sea excursions take place on Mondays and Saturdays. Meet in the Dive Shop at 9:15 AM and depart at 9:30 AM, returning by approximately 3:00 PM – 30-minutes transit each way. Casual dress is acceptable – no flipflops. Bring swimwear, a towel and sunscreen. Minimum of 6 persons required. Tours must be reserved 24 hours in advance.

Exploring the south of Saint Lucia’s tourism town is a must for first time visitors. Highlights of Soufriere town include spectacular views of the Pitons—Saint Lucia’s most famous landmark and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Soufriere also boasts the world’s only drive in volcano, where getting close to the action is as easy as taking a dip in the hot Sulphur baths. Lunch and admission fees not included. The South Tour departs at 9:00 AM or 10:00 AM every Wednesday, returning at 3:00 PM or 4:00 PM – 60-minue transit each way. Casual dress is acceptable. Minimum of 4 persons required. Tours must be reserved 24 hours in advance.

Ti Kaye is situated within a bay called “Anse Cochon” which translates to “bay of pigs”. As St Lucia is a volcanic island, the dark (basalt) rocks produce a black sand. This mixed with the coral sand produces the silver or grey sand you find on the beach. Temperatures soar during the day, so be sure to wear slippers to protect your feet from burns. A total of 166 steps leads you down to the beach.

Here, you will find hand-made wooden pergolas, wooden sun loungers with luxurious padded cushions, side tables and large Tucci umbrellas along with kayaks, paddle boards and water hammocks. The dive shop has snorkelling equipment for rent, which is convenient for exploring the abundance of vibrant reefs within close distance of the shoreline. There are other beaches to the south, and some guests choose to venture to them on a kayak. Complimentary Ti Kaye drinking water is provided to keep you hydrated throughout the day. While the beaches are secluded, they are public beaches and not privately owned.

Escape onto the blue Caribbean Sea for a half or full day sail excursion along St. Lucia’s West Coast. Choose from two different companies for two distinct experiences. With Jus Sail, you can enjoy the sea on a restored original wooden Caribbean sloop complete with snacks and Chairman’s rum. Or alternatively, sail on a catamaran or fibreglass monohull with Bateau Mygo. This activity departs at 9:00 AM and lasts 4.5 hours for a half day excursion and 7 hours for a full day trip. Dress cool and casual and don’t forget to bring swimwear to snorkel at a few spots along the way.

Spot these majestic creatures in their own habitat just off the shores of the island. Humpback and pilot whales are commonly sighted offshore, along with spotted and spinner dolphins, among other spectacular ocean creatures. This invigorating ocean safari is not to be missed. Minimum of 4 persons required. Packed breakfast included (must be ordered the night before). This activity departs on Thursdays at 7:15 AM, returning at 10:00 PM. Transit to boat takes approximately 40 minutes. Dress cool and casual – closed shoes required.

Experience St. Lucia’s marine life first-hand, including schools of tropical fish, soft sponges, and vibrant corals. This comprehensive tour will take you to two snorkelling spots around Soufriere and The Pitons. Relax in the marine reserve and enjoy local snacks, soft drinks, and fruit punch. This activity departs on Mondays and Thursdays at 9:30 AM, returning at 12:30 PM. Guests embark on the dive boat from Ti Kaye’s dock. Appropriate apparel is required. Bring swimwear, a hat and towel. Snorkel equipment can be rented from Island Divers.

Experience romance at sunset. Cruise the Caribbean waters while the sun sets in the west, offering beautiful views of the Sea and the tropical coast. Enjoy rum punch, sparkling wine, and onboard canapes. Be sure to bring your camera. Minimum of 4 guests required. This activity departs on a daily-basis between 4:00 – 5:00 PM (depending on time of year) and lasts 2 hours, returning between 6:00 – 7:00 PM. Guests embark on the cruise at Ti Kaye’s private dock. Dress casual (shorts are acceptable), no high heels are allowed onboard.

Take to the calm morning ocean waves with a selection of complimentary rentable kayaks at Ti Kaye Resort & Spa. Take a single for a secluded and tranquil solo excursion or hire a double for an intimate maritime adventure with friends or a loved one. Anse Cochon allow you to see marine life below as you follow the coastline. To use a kayak, simply grab a life jacket and paddle from the Dive Centre and fill out a release form. Equipment is available from 9:15 AM – 4:15 PM.

Enjoy calm cove waters with stand-up paddle boarding for a great blend of exercise and relaxation. Paddle boarding provides pristine views of the St Lucia coastline whilst traversing the encompassing turquoise waters. Paddles and flotation jackets back be borrowed from the Dive Centre. All guests are required to sign out the equipment and sign a liability release form. Equipment is available 9:15 – 4:15 PM.

Island Divers is the perfect one-stop-shop for all things dive related, located in the marine reserve of Anse Cochon. This means divers have access to two amazing house, reef shore dives and some of the best dive spots on the island, including the Lesleen M wreck; a 165-foot freighter that was sunk in 1986 by the fisheries department to become an artificial reef. It is the only accessible dive wreck on the island and is close enough that you can reach it via kayak.

Besides the shore and wreck dives, there are an additional 3 dive sites within a 3-minute boat ride and 10 other dive sites within a 25-minute distance. First timers are welcomed as the patient instructors will take you by the hand, only letting go when you are more comfortable. Come experience a whole new underwater world and book your adventure today.

Dominating the west coast of St. Lucia, the peak of Gros Piton and its twin peak Petit Piton are nearly 3000 feet above sea level. Hike the lush green slopes of these icons rising abruptly from the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea for an unforgettable outdoor experience. To-go breakfast included (must be ordered the night before). This activity embarks daily at 7:00 AM and returns at 2:00 PM. Transit to Gros Piton is by boat or bus. Hiking clothes are required. Closed walking/hiking shoes and a hat. Bring sunblock, insect repellent and plenty of drinking water.

Ride an easy to operate, four-wheel ATV designed for use on all types of terrain. Explore an area of the island with the most beautiful landscapes and breath-taking views of the Atlantic coast in this unforgettable, adrenalin pumping motorised island excursion. This activity departs at 9:00 AM and returns at 2:00 PM. Transit is 30-minutes to the pickup point, followed by 30-minutes to ATV start point. Long pants and closed shoes are required. A change of clothes, hat and insect repellent are recommended.

Experience the best of flora, fauna, tropical rain forests, and the rarest and most comprehensive collection of ferns, wild orchids, hummingbirds, butterflies, medicinal trees, and plants in all the island. The highlight of the tour is spotting the elusive Saint Lucian Parrot (Amazona Versicolor). You will also get a chance to cool off at a refreshing waterfall along the way. includes entrance fees, refreshments, and lunch. This activity departs daily at 8:00 AM and returns at 2:00 PM. Transit is 90-minutes to the rainforest by bus. Casual dress is advised, including trousers or shorts, swimsuit, hat, and insect repellent.

Immerse yourself in the rainforest by taking a ride in a gondola. Nurtured by warm, gentle rains and rich volcanic soils, Saint Lucia’s forests have achieved a state of sublime ancient majesty. The gondolas safely glide through and over the treetops, where knotted, twisting woody vines wind to the tops of old-growth rainforest trees, allowing you to witness the intricacies of the rainforest like never before. lunch not included. This activity departs daily at 8:30 AM and returns at 2:00 PM. Transit is 30-minutes to the first pickup point, followed by a 20-minute walk into the forest.

Kia Koko Spa was built in 2009. This intimate resort spa features 3 treatment rooms crafted, as its Creole name suggests, from richly grained coconut wood. The main treatment room allows you to indulge in breath-taking views while enjoying a range of rejuvenating treatments. The fine array of treatments and unique product lines are inspired by St. Lucia’s natural beauty using local ingredients and coconut as an organic base. Treatments range from relaxation massages and chocolate wraps to papaya facials. Before or after your treatment, enjoy the Kai Koko private Jacuzzi perfectly positioned to take in the stunning Caribbean views. Whether you are staying as a guest at Ti Kaye, visiting on the Spa Resort Pass, or simply indulging in an afternoon of pampering, Kia Koko Spa welcomes you with open arms.

Ti Kaye Resort grow all of their own herbs and flowers on site for use in-site. Their menus are focused on supporting local suppliers and utilising local produce. This approach has multiple benefits, such as all fruit, vegetables and salad stuffs are of the freshest possible quality being produced locally, and a dependence on local suppliers allows local economies to grow with local trade.

The Kai Koko Spa features an organic product line using local St. Lucia ingredients with 80% of the products being coconut based. With the majority of spa products being derived from natural, locally sourced products and ingredients, a spa session at Ti Kaye is an experience as unique as it is as good to the environment.

Ti Kaye Resort & Spa was constructed with St Lucia’s natural landscape in mind. The environment and ecosystems of the island are considered one of the most important responsibilities of the resort, and so, measures are taken to protect the beauty of the island for all to enjoy. Green initiatives concern the reduction of waste and the utilisation of natural, renewable resources wherever possible.

In an effort to curve the consumption of plastic water bottles, Ti Kaye resort provides free, purified water from a well to all staying guests. Water is produced for the resort, by the resort, using a brackish well and reverse-osmosis desalination plant. This water is safe to drink and sustainably sourced.

In February 2016, Ti Kaye Resort & Spa partnered with Our Planet in order to commence the Ti Kaye Hotel Recycling Initiative, the first of its kind in Saint Lucia. The resort now recycles up to 80% of the waste from all major hotels on Saint Lucia, ensuring as little waste is sent to island landfills as possible while setting a benevolent standard for other island resorts to follow.

Ti Kaye have removed the vast majority of single use plastics from their restaurants. Takeaway containers, drink stirrers, cutlery and straws are now all fully compostable and do not pose the same threat to local ecosystems as their plastic counterparts. Initiatives such as this serve an important role in conserving the sensitive marine life and landscapes that encompass the island, as single use plastics do not degrade overtime and pose serious ecological issues.

Ti Kaye have revolutionised their energy consumption by installing LED lights across the entire property and retrofitting all AC units to inverter type ACs. A total of 45 kWs of grid are tied to solar PVs which have reduced the resorts energy bill by 10%, with a planned expansion of an additional 200 kWs. Insulation is currently receiving an upgrade throughout the property, allowing for more appropriate internal temperatures throughout the year. Solar hot water heaters have also been installed throughout 50% of the resort. Combined, all of these practices have reduced their energy consumption by 33% to date.