Ti Kaye Hot

Located on the Caribbean coast in the Anse Cochon region of the island. The accommodation provides a picturesque village of small houses, which in Patois (the local language) is  “Ti Kaye”. There are 19 single room cottages and 14 double room cottages. They are built in the French Creole or Gingerbread style and all face the Caribbean sea.

Ti Kaye is small and secluded but that’s no excuse to be denied some of the conveniences of modern living. Ti Kaye have included as many home comforts as they can without destroying the rustic, barefoot feel to the village.

Please note: Children under 12 are not accepted at Ti Kaye.

Le Cottage With Pool

These cottages are located nearest to the water’s edge. This means a closer, uninterrupted view and best of all more privacy. They are the most popular room available and sell out first due to the fact that there are only 11 of them. These cottages have a larger deck with a plunge pool. Le Cottage has a king sized bed.

Le Cottage

The cottage layout is the same as the ones with the pools, but without a pool. They cost less but the view from all of them is equally fantastic. Le Cottage has a king sized bed.

Oceanview Room

These semi detached rooms have adjoining doors that can be used for families or friends, of course they can remain locked if not needed, all have sea views. Oceanview rooms have 2 queen sized beds.

Included within your accommodation:

Complimentary coffee and tea

Complimentary welcome drink

Free Wi-Fi with your own laptop

Daily maid service

Use of Kayaks

All rooms have the following:

Fridge with Mini Bar

Saftey deposit boxes

Coffee Maker

IPod dock/Clock/Radio

Air-conditioning & Fan

110v & 220v outlets in cottages

Hammocks

Hairdryers

Iron & Ironing Board

Robes

Resort Facilities:

Main Restaurant & Bar

Beach Grill & Bar

Water sports (non-motorised)

Swimming Pool

Gift Shop

Services and Activities at additional fees:

Underground Wine Cellar

Spa

Wedding Co-ordination

Scuba Diving

Car Rental

Resort Laptop

Television

Tours and Excursions

Flights are available with Virgin & British Airways although they may touch down at either Port of Spain or Barbados on either the outbound or inbound leg of your journey.

Transfer time from Hewanorra International to Ti Kaye is approximately 80 minutes.

Ti Kaye has 2 restaurants for you to choose from within its grounds:

Kai Manje delivers a fusion of international dishes and Caribbean tastes, the restaurant serves all meals, breakfast, lunch and dinner. The dinner menus are limited to around 4 starters, 4 mains and a variety of desserts, teas and coffees, however, the dinner menu changes daily to avoid boredom.

Ti Manje serves lunch only on a fixed daily menu and is what you will expect on a beach ie. burgers, salads, baguettes, etc.

Various restaurants around the island cater for different cuisines if you fancy something different from what is on offer at the resort restaurant.

With Saint Lucia straddling the Caribbean and the Atlantic, it provides a wealth of different activities to enjoy. The Atlantic Ocean to the east allows you to engage in some of the best kite surfing and wind surfing the island has to offer. 

Other watersports available on the island include sunfish sailing, ocean kayaking and yacht sailing.

If you prefer to keep your feet on dry land you could take advantage of some luxurious Spa treatments, complimentary guided walks and hikes, yoga or, for the more adventurous, jungle biking!

A number of different excursions are available in Saint Lucia including a Castries shopping trip, a Sulphur Springs and Diamond Mineral Baths tour, rainforest hikes, horseback riding, a jazzy champagne sunset cruise, dolphin and whale watching, bird watching and deep sea fishing.

Ti Kaye has it’s own in-house diving centre, Island Divers, they are very helpful and friendly and offer a range of SCUBA courses and dive packages.

Both shore and boat dives are available, generally as 2 dives per day.

The respectively tranquil seas of the Caribbean provide some ideal diving sites. Superman’s Flight is so named because of the fast current that sweeps you around Petit Piton and the fact that Superman II was filmed at this spot. Either way, it is a very relaxing drift dive along a gentle wall that drops to around 500m with crystal clear visibility created by the currents.

Pinnacles is probably the most visually stunning dive site, four spectacular seamounts rise dramatically from the depths to within a few feet of the surface.

Other stunning sites include Fairlyland and the Wreck of the Lesleen M.

More recently the St. Lucian tourist board have become more diver aware, with small diving operations opening up around the entire Caribbean coast of the island, from the bustling town of Rodney Bay in Gros Islet to the north down to the picturesque Vieux Fort in the South.