Morne Trulah is a seven-acre estate perched atop Trouya Pointe. With a 330º view of the Caribbean Sea and two undeveloped beaches only 200 meters away, this villa is perfect for special events and celebrations.  

The 55-foot saltwater infinity pool is surrounded by a deck with 270º views of Rodney Bay and dining space for up to 24 people. Tropical gardens that have been cultivated over a fifty-year period lie just beyond the deck. The gardens are made up of hundreds of orchids, exotic trees, and other flora unique to St. Lucia. A short nature trail runs along the top of a seaside cliff and emerges amongst coconut palms and bougainvillea at the northern end of the property. Morne Trulah’s produce and herb garden is open to guests, as is the 21-meter green space. This area can be used for croquet, bowling, lawn tennis, or picnics. A 10’ high security fence with an electronic entry gate runs around the property. Morne Trulah is fully staffed for guests’ ultimate comfort. Two housekeepers alternate six days a week, and they’re available to cook breakfast and lunch. The private chef can serve dinners as required, but the cost of food is chargeable to the guests. There’s also three full-time gardeners and one handyman in the staff quarters.

Morne Trulah is built on an 18th century battlement, and the floors are made out of handmade Tudor bricks and Welsh slate. The living area features a 60” Sony Bravia TV, Yamaha surround sound, Apple TV, WiFi, and a piano. The kitchen is a chef’s dream, with 180º views over the Caribbean, a full assortment of commercial appliances, and cookware imported from England. The dining area is just off the kitchen and also has 180º water views framed by the soaring cathedral ceiling. Each of the four air-conditioned suites has a king bed, window walls in two directions, a sitting area, a private deck, and an ensuite bathroom. The Northeast Suite features a wraparound deck with a soaking tub overlooking Trouya Cove and Rodney Bay. The Northwest Suite has views over the orchid garden and is surrounded by Morne Trulah’s white sand beach. The Southeast Suite’s private deck overlooks two unspoiled mountains and Trouya Beach, and the Southwest Suite enjoys sunsets over the Caribbean every night. 

Although Morne Trulah is ultra secluded and expansive, it’s still less than five minutes from nearby markets and restaurants. There are restaurants and attractions to the north and the south of the villa, so guests have freedom to explore or relax.