The Almond Resorts in Barbados and St. Lucia puts into effect their For You, About You program, which caters to your needs and desires. Included in their all-inclusive plan is all meals (including lunch and dinner room service), all snacks, all alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, taxes and tips, non-motorized watersports, land sports (including tennis, volleyball and squash), use of the fitness center, sauna and steam room, island picnics with transportation, shuttle service to Bridgetown and Castries for shopping, guided activities (like aerobics, cooking classes, dance lessons and yoga), kids’ clubs and nursery for children and teens, and live entertainment.  St. Lucia is one of the most beautiful, romantic destinations in the Caribbean, and where you will find the Piton Mountains.  The Piton Mountains bring you soft adventure and beautiful landscape.  You can drive or sail to the mountains, and once there you can hike its trails, or dine at Ladera’s Dasheene restaurant, which offers great views of the twin peaks and the ocean.

 The Elite Island Resorts open up destinations like Antigua and the Grenadines for the all-inclusive options.  One of their resorts, Galley Bay, is set between a bird sanctuary and the beach in Antigua, the Palm Island Resort is a private island with just 37 guestrooms, and the brand-new Verandah Resort & Spa just opened in October.  Their all-inclusive options vary widely from resort to resort, but at all Elite Island Resorts you can expect meals, non-motorized watersports, and alcoholic beverages.  And the Verandah Resort & Spa in Antigua offers windsurfing, snorkeling, kayaking and hobie cats, along with three restaurants and four bars.  And if you plan to leave your resort, in Antigua you can take a trip to English Harbour, the island’s historic district, where you will find Nelson’s Dockyard, an 18th century British Naval port that has been restored.  You can also join the party at Shirley Heights, where locals and tourists join together for goof, music and dancing every Sunday.

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