Ladera, St Lucia
What is it about the Pitons? St Lucia’s famous geological formations have a magnetic pull, a Siren-like call. You simply must look at them. And you must keep looking at them. And there’s nowhere better than at the eco-lux resort that invented the three-walled genre, Ladera, home to magnificently designed lodge-style rooms, all of which have their own private pools.
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