Morne Trulah is widely regarded as St Lucia’s best sited home, featuring 330 degree views of the Caribbean. The residence straddles seven, lush acres atop Trouya Pointe, a high peninsula once used by the French to protect both Rodney Bay to the North and Choc Bay to the South and West. Trouya Cove, featuring one of the areas last undeveloped beaches lies 200 just metres East of the property. Morne Trulah offers spectacular views of the Caribbean in every direction and from every room.

The villa can accommodate 8 people in its four suites, each with its own sitting area, private deck and ensuite bathroom.

As you enter the residence from the South, a twenty-foot high cathedral ceiling lifts your spirits. The soaring roof lines frame water views to the North, South, East and West. Beneath your feet, 500-year old, Tudor bricks and Yorkshire slate extend from the entrance northward through to the covered lanai which overlooks an infinity pool and Rodney Bay. To the East, unspoiled Trouya Beach is framed between carefully manicured zoysia grass, bougainvillea and palm trees. Westward, sunsets beckon over the wide expanse of Caribbean. To the South, cruise ships glide in and out of Castries harbor. To the North, the living area flows seamlessly into an outdoor covered lounge area framed by breathtaking views of Rodney Bay and Pigeon Island. A cozy nook inside the main living area features a 60-inch Sony Bravia television, Yamaha surround sound, Apple TV and high speed WiFi.

If you choose to cook, this kitchen is a chef’s dream. In addition to 180 degree views over the Caribbean, the kitchen boasts a full assortment of commercial appliances and cookware imported from England.

Just off the kitchen, is the dining area, also featuring 180 degree water views framed by the soaring cathedral ceiling. Some compare the feel of the room to being in a giant tree house overlooking the azure sea. If you prefer, your private chef will be happy to serve you on the West Deck (with view spanning from Castries to Pigeon Island) the Pool Deck (featuring 270 degree Caribbean views) or lay a picnic for you on the croquet lawn. (Chef provided 3 nights a week in high season, 1 night a week in low season).

Every Morne Trulah guest debates which bedroom has the best views. All feature window walls in two directions, canopied king-sized beds, air conditioning, private decks, and ensuite bathroom with double vanities and rain showers.

The Northeast Suite features a private, wraparound deck that overlooks Trouya Cove to the East and Rodney Bay to the North. From your outdoor soaking tub, enjoy the spectacular views Pigeon Island and Martinique in the distance. From your King-sized canopy bed at night, enjoy the twinkling ring of lights that form the perimeter of Rodney Bay.

The Northwest Suite enjoys spectacular views – over the orchid garden toward Rodney Bay to the North and over the Caribbean to the West. Surrounding the wrap-around deck is Morne Trulah’s own white sand “beach”, lined with four palm trees – another great spot to relax or for kids to play.

The Southeast Suite features an Eastward-facing private deck overlooking the two unspoiled mountains as well as Trouya Beach below.

From the Southwest Suite enjoy gorgeous sunsets over the Caribbean each evening from the sitting area on your deck, inside sitting area or from the comfort of your king-sized plantation bed. In the morning, watch the cruise ships approach the island and glide into the harbour at Castries.

Morne Trulah’s 55-foot infinity pool (nine feet deep) boasts the island’s only beach entry pool at a private residence. The pool deck features 270 degree views over Rodney Bay and can accommodate dining for up to 24 people.

From the pool deck you can survey the seven acres that comprise one of the Caribbean’s finest tropical gardens. Cultivated over a fifty-year period, the gardens host hundreds of orchids, exotic trees and other flora unique to the island. The recent addition of three more acres (bringing the total seven acres of grounds) ensures that Morne Trulah is one of the island’s most private enclaves.

A private, half-kilometer nature trail circumnavigates Morne Trulah. Beginning on the west side of the property, one enjoys perfect serenity walking along the top of a seaside cliff. The path emerges at the north end of the property, where one enjoys uninterrupted views of Martinique and Pigeon Island while strolling amongst the coconut palms and bogenvilla. Around the east side of the property gentle waves crash into Trouya Beach as one winds around to the Morne Trulah vegetable and herb garden.

As a Morne Trulah guest you are free to pick whatever vegetables, fruits and herbs you like. Or tell one of the gardeners what you would like and they will pick it for you. Depending upon the season, enjoy fresh mangoes, pineapples, bananas, watermelon, pumpkin, tomatoes, grapefruit, and many other vegetables and fruits. If you like to cook, help yourself to the fresh tyme, basil and the many other herbs growing.

Morne Trulah boasts the island’s only croquet lawn. Created and maintained by the head greenskeeper for the St Lucia Golf Club, the green features a 21 metre-long expanse with idyllic, 180 degree views over Rodney Bay toward Pigeon Island and Martinique. The green can also be used for lawn tennis or bowling as well as for large, private events.

Please note that our housekeepers are not trained nannies and should not be expected to look after and/or babysit infants and children. If you do make babysitting arrangements with the staff, please be advised this is at your own risk.

Special rates apply during Christmas/New Years - please call and inquire.