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The following article was recently published highlighting Calabash Cove's

most unusual Spa Packages

Spa Indulgence for Valentine's Day

One of the most popular all-inclusive, adults-only boutique hotels in Saint Lucia, Calabash Cove Resort and Spa offers seclusion, beauty, and mesmerizing views. With old Caribbean charm, 26 villas are accompanied by the Windsong restaurant, lively C-Bar, and the peaceful Ti Spa. Ti Spa offers special Valentine’s spa packages – with treatments including the

Chocolate Decadence Body Polish ($100USD per person),

With a chocolate full body scrub.

Couples Moonlight Escape ($300USD per couple)

Combining a hot stone and Swedish Massage, a chocolate peppermint foot scrub and champagne and chocolates under the moonlight.

Couples Massage Lessons ($100USD per couple)

Where lovebirds learn how to pamper each other with techniques to help reduce tension and stress. The all-inclusive concept includes a Valentine’s Day dinner, with highlights including a grilled half spiny lobster, five-spiced foie gras with papaya chutney, and escovitched shark with sweet potato chips and edible moringa flowers.

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Experience the Magic of the Saint Lucia Jazz & Arts Festival 2026

By Michael Bryant • March 29, 2026

A Festival That Celebrates More Than Music Each year, Saint Lucia comes alive with rhythm, colour, and creativity—and in 2026, the island’s most anticipated cultural celebration promises to be bigger and more inspiring than ever. The Saint Lucia Jazz & Arts Festival , taking place from April 30 to May 10, 2026 , is a vibrant fusion of world-class music, immersive art, and authentic Caribbean culture. For travellers seeking more than just a beach holiday, this iconic festival offers an unforgettable way to experience the soul of Saint Lucia—where every note, every brushstroke, and every performance tells a story. The Saint Lucia Jazz & Arts Festival is far more than a traditional jazz event. Since its beginnings in 1992, it has evolved into one of the Caribbean’s premier cultural showcases, blending genres such as jazz, R&B, reggae, soca, gospel, and pop with theatre, visual arts, and culinary experiences. In 2026, the festival continues this rich tradition with an expanded arts programme running from April 25 to May 15 , transforming the island—especially the capital, Castries—into a living gallery of creativity. Visitors can expect: Open-air art exhibitions and installations Theatre productions and spoken word performances Film showcases highlighting Caribbean storytelling Pop-up performances and cultural activations across the island From bustling city streets to serene coastal communities, the festival invites guests to explore Saint Lucia through its artistic heartbeat.