On the current season of The Real Housewives of Beverley Hills, real life drama unfolds at an all-inclusive luxury resort with a view overlooking the Caribbean Sea. The ladies were treated to a VIP experience on their trip to Saint Lucia, which the resort is now offering as a vacation package to guests — minus the drama.

The stars of the reality TV series visited Windjammer Landing Resort & Residences located on a crescent-shaped stretch of beach on the north-western coast of Saint Lucia. They visited the island for some rest and relaxation. 

The season 14 cast — Garcelle Beauvais, Erika Jayne, Dorit Kemsley, Kyle Richards, Sutton Stracke, and new housewife Bozoma Saint John, along with actress Jennifer Tilly and socialite Kathy Hilton — stayed at the 65-acre Mediterranean-style luxury resort on their trip to the Caribbean Island in July 2024. The housewives received the full VIP treatment at the secluded resort, which recently underwent $30 million worth of luxury upgrades.

Their stay at the resort truly highlights the luxury experience created through the recent renovations, said Nick Prattas, Managing Director of the resort. “It was a pleasure to introduce the group to Saint Lucia.”

On the show the series cast members used words like “beautiful, stunning” and “gorgeous” to describe their surroundings. Windjammer Landing now offers guests a choice of 220 beachfront, waterfront and hilltop rooms, suites, villas and residences with spectacular views across Labrelotte Bay and the Caribbean Sea. The estate boasts six swimming pools, seven restaurants, bars and lounges, a health and wellness spa, a fitness centre, 64,000 sq. feet of sandy beach, water sports and recreational activity areas for children. 

The housewives enjoyed traditional cultural experiences like Carnival costumes, Soca music and delicious local cuisines on their trip to Saint Lucia, all a part of Windjammer Landing’s 30 years of experience making their guests feel like VIPs.

The ladies lounged on the beach, by the pool, enjoyed a private five-course in-villa dinner at the luxury Ocean Point Residences, relaxed with an after-hours spa treatment at Serene Spa and danced the night away at a beach party, appearing in barely-there colourful Carnival costumes on stage with local musicians. The Housewives also dined at the new rooftop bar called The Perch, at the upscale Upper Deck steakhouse and enjoyed Indian cuisine at Masala restaurant.

On fun-filled excursions, they sailed the sea past the famous Pitons on a luxury catamaran at sunset, glided through the hillside canopy treetops on zip lines, and made delectable chocolate with local cacao. 

Experience the housewives-inspired luxury escape to the Caribbean 

Windjammer is now offering luxury Real Housewives of the Caribbean packages inspired by the Beverly Hills housewives’ vacation experience at the resort starting at USD $6,050 and $7,416 per night.

The Ocean Point Residences package comes complete with luxe accommodations in the newly built, two- or three-bedroom oceanfront residences that sleeps eight to twelve people. The villas feature modern Caribbean-chic design, terra cotta tile roofs, white stucco exterior accented by seamless glass railings. Just steps from the beach, each villa comes with an infinity pool, stunning ocean views from a private terrace and complimentary butler service.

An all-inclusive package includes unlimited à la carte dining, drinks, and water sports. Guests can add other services like the housewives received such as tarmac-to-terminal escort with refreshments, the private in-villa five-course culinary experiences, signature spa body treatments, massages, and facials, black car service to the resort and a catamaran cruise at dusk. 

The Hilltop and Royal Manor are less expensive squad escape villas for the ultimate group reunion.

by Cherryl Bird – Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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