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PAID CONTENT FOR BELLE MONT SANCTUARY RESORT


Belle Mont Sanctuary Resort ST KITTS, ST KITTS & NEVIS


Located on the slopes of the dormant volcano Mount Liamuiga, Belle Mont Sanctuary Resort overlooks the point where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Caribbean Sea. The resort is part of luxury lifestyle development Kittitian Hill, with guests able to enjoy both a secluded mountain retreat as well as expansive ocean views from one of 50 West Indian- inspired villas and cottages. It’s the perfect spot to focus on coexisting with nature without sacrificing on the services and amenities of modern resorts. Ranging from one-bed private cottages to four-


bed villas, most accommodation options feature a private infinity pool. The cottages and villas are designed for refined relaxation, encounters with nature and finding joy in quiet luxury. They feature custom king-sized beds, luxurious custom bathrooms and dressing rooms. The villas have ample terraces that offer


access to a private pool and are decorated with Caribbean-style furniture, wooden chaise longues and a cooking grill. It’s the perfect spot to relax in the company of family and friends. The Luxury Cottages feature an outdoor verandah bathroom so


guests can soak up the views while bathing. Expanding on its role as stewards of Mount


Liamuiga, the Belle Mont Sanctuary Resort team have adopted the core precepts of permaculture. This means the resort’s restaurant, The Kitchen, is provisioned with produce from local farmers and fresh catch from the local fishermen. The result is a dining experience that honours authentic Kittitian flavours. The restaurant is decorated with vintage pieces from the sugar mills that made St Kitts home to the premier sugar economy of the West Indies, including light fixtures and floors. The resort also has an oceanfront beach club and restaurant, Arthur’s, where guests can enjoy the freshest catch and relax in chaise lounges. It’s an eight-minute drive from the resort to Dieppe Bay and transportation is complimentary. The resort, designed by renowned architect Bill


Bensley, opened in July 2014 and has since become a five-star hotel and landmark of the island. The new Mangifera Wellbeing Spa opens in the spring of 2024 and more villas are scheduled to become available for the 2024-2025 season.


DON’T MISS The private four-hour hike to Mount Liamuiga provides spectacular views and a new perspective of the dormant volcano


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KEY FEATURES • Private pools, outdoor showers and oversize bathrooms


• Exquisite privacy and relaxation • Spacious villas for families and small weddings


KEY ACTIVITIES • Yoga at 1,000 feet overlooking the Caribbean Sea


• Farm to Table Experience at the intimate Chef’s Table


• Sunset watching before oceanfront dining at Arthur’s


GET IN TOUCH bellemontsanctuaryresort.com T: +1 869 465 7388 E: reservations@kittianhill.com


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