Caribbean island of St. Lucia changed hands fourteen times before celebrating their independence, and although the reason for this "war" has not been associated with the beauty of its landscapes, countries that have fought, France and England, who knew that the island was certainly a diamond in the rough. Located in the Caribbean Sea, north of St. Vincent and the Grenadines and south of the island of Martinique, Saint Lucia is one of the most fascinating tourist destinations in the Caribbean, and its beauty is such that boost when Nick Troubetzkoy was raised a complex in the middle of this paradise he knew from the beginning that I would be in perfect harmony with the flora and funa Caribbean.
Nick Troubetzkoy created a series of large spaces in bedrooms, living room and pool slide infinity forming platforms that blend with nature through a open floating wall; all connected with individual bridges, columns of gravel and views at different heights that will leave you speechless but their lucky guests.
Each of the 24 sanctuaries Jade Mountain has an invisible wall with an infinity pool overlooking the Caribbean Sea and the Pitons, two volcanic cones eroded that have become a symbol of this small nation.
Depending on their size, Jade Mountain Resort offers its guests four categories of shrines, all equally paradisiacal: Shrines pool "star" Infinity "Luna" Infinity pool "Sun" Infinity Pool "Galaxy" Infinity PooL
"Sky", located on the lower level of the mountain side of Jade. Although the infinity pool, the "Sky" suites have a large space, a comfortable living room and an open bathroom with spa bath, which rises above an area where the landscape seems to have limit.
In order to have a real immersion in nature and get away from the routine of small technologies in everyday life and dependence,
Santa Lucia Mountains landscape are -whose an ecological reserve protected by UNESCO World Heritage; and facilities of hotels, restaurants, bars, boutiques, art galleries, spa, diving, bicycles and a wide range of water sports as well as two sandy beaches; a jewel of the Caribbean that has not gone unnoticed in major industry awards: