Sandals Halcyon
Nov 24th, 1999, 07:19 AM
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Sandals Halcyon
My wife and I will be in St. Lucia from December 5 - December 12 and will be staying at the Sandals Halcyon. Although we have visited many other Caribbean islands, neither of us have been to St. Lucia. Even though Hurricane Lenny did not make a direct hit on the island, we heard it suffered quite a bit of flooding and beach erosion. Could someone give us a damage report on St. Lucia and in particular, if the Sandals Halcyon resort was affected. Will the water visibility improve for diving by the time we get there? Also, if someone could provide general information on the island and/or the Sandals Halcyon resort, it would be appreciated. THANKS!!
Nov 28th, 1999, 04:31 PM
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We will be traveling to St. Lucia at Sandals Halcyon for the first time in May. When you return could you let me know how you liked or disliked this resort. I have heard a lot of great things about the bigger resort in St. Lucia but not much on Halcyon. Thanks.
Nov 30th, 1999, 02:30 PM
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Mike,
I just got back from St. Lucia on Sunday. I stayed at the Wyndham Morgan Bay Resort, which isn't too far from Sandals. Most places suffered beach erosion. The flooding was in the south, not near where you'll be staying. Most of the bigger places from what I could see were reacting fairly quickly to get their beaches cleaned up. Since Sandals is a big operation, I would expect them to be doing the same thing. At Wyndham, things were back to normal by Wednesday. Enjoy St. Lucia, it's beautiful and I found the people to be very friendly. Do some day trips, you'll really be glad you did.
I just got back from St. Lucia on Sunday. I stayed at the Wyndham Morgan Bay Resort, which isn't too far from Sandals. Most places suffered beach erosion. The flooding was in the south, not near where you'll be staying. Most of the bigger places from what I could see were reacting fairly quickly to get their beaches cleaned up. Since Sandals is a big operation, I would expect them to be doing the same thing. At Wyndham, things were back to normal by Wednesday. Enjoy St. Lucia, it's beautiful and I found the people to be very friendly. Do some day trips, you'll really be glad you did.
Dec 21st, 1999, 10:54 AM
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We just got back from St. Lucia and stayed at the larger Sandals, but did visit the halcyon. We definitely preferred the larger one and were quite happy we didn't stay at halcyion. Much more to do and better beach, larger pools, better mix of people. Plus many more restaurants and bars. I wasn't happy with the italian restaurant there.
I would highly recommend the Sandals St. Lucia!
I would highly recommend the Sandals St. Lucia!
Dec 22nd, 1999, 07:15 PM
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Laurie,
My husband and I stayed at the Halcyon last March and really liked it. Try doing a search under "Halcyon" and you should find some more information on it. We chose that resort because of the recommendations we got from this forum last year. The people that we met all seemed to be glas that they had chosen the Halcyon over the larger Sandal's St. Lucia. The Halcyon has a more intimate, laid back feel. I also liked the fact that the building were all one or two story bungalow style, rather than the splashy pink buildings at Sandal's St. Lucia.
My husband and I stayed at the Halcyon last March and really liked it. Try doing a search under "Halcyon" and you should find some more information on it. We chose that resort because of the recommendations we got from this forum last year. The people that we met all seemed to be glas that they had chosen the Halcyon over the larger Sandal's St. Lucia. The Halcyon has a more intimate, laid back feel. I also liked the fact that the building were all one or two story bungalow style, rather than the splashy pink buildings at Sandal's St. Lucia.
