Cheap First and Business Class Flights to St Lucia

Business Class Flights to St Lucia

• Business class flights from £2,186

This Eastern Caribbean Island, distinguished by a pair of spectacularly tapered mountains (the Pitons), is where visitors can combine business or leisure, and everything in between. With palm-lined beaches fringing sparkling azure waters, the view is just as spectacular from the resort boardroom as it is from the sun lounger. But the real benefit is stepping onto the soft sand and leaving the work behind, and the same can be said for arriving at the airport for your business class flight to St Lucia.

A luxury island escape deserves a premium flight experience. The ability to stretch out in seat that reclines to a fully flat bed while enjoying luxury amenities, enhanced inflight entertainment, an a-la-carte menu curated by world class chefs, and impeccable service standards all contribute to providing an experience to remember. So, whether it’s a business trip or a luxury holiday to St Lucia, it’s easy and hassle-free when the professional team at Just Fly Business help.

When booking with Just Fly Business you will have your own specialist consultant who will help organise all your cheap business class flights to St Lucia, hotel, car hire and airport transfers to suit your needs. It’s simple, our mission is to provide exceptional service while giving you a trip to remember in the process.

Things to See in St Lucia

The Pitons

The aforementioned Pitons are a pivotal feature of all tailor-made tours in St Lucia, thanks to their iconic appearance and imposing nature. They also provide a breath-taking contrast for business travellers, who can leave St Lucia’s bustling corporate centre and enjoy a staggering example of natural beauty at its finest.

The Diamond Botanical Gardens and Waterfall

Flights to St Lucia can be long-winded, even for those fortunate enough to travel in the luxurious confines of business class. If you are looking to unwind after your flight and ahead of a busy week of work, a trip to the Diamond Botanical Gardens and Waterfall centre presents an experience like no other. Rich with beautiful plant-life and incredibly opulent surroundings, you can relax away a few hours in the type of peace and tranquillity that is so hard to find in the modern world.

Sulfur Springs Park

For those of you with a more adventurous outlook, a trip to St Lucia’s Sulfur Springs Park will offer an invigorating experience that enables you to take in one of the regions’ most unusual landmarks. The Caribbean’s only known ‘drive-in’ volcano, you can safely traverse the interior of the landmark while seeing a true natural wonder from an incredibly close proximity.

Things to Do in St Lucia

Take a Shopping Trip to the Castries Market

For business travellers, there’s nothing more relaxing than an authentic shopping experience in the destination they’re visiting. One of the simple pleasures of business travel is being able to sample the local cuisines at independent market stalls. In St Lucia, the best place to do this is the 100 year old Castries Market, where you can taste local delights and explore the flea market.

Visit the Iconic Marigot Bay

A key feature of modern, luxury St Lucia holidays, the iconic Marigot Bay is a beautiful beach location that remains popular among business travellers, recreational visitors and Hollywood directors alike. The scene of numerous movie shoots (including the original Dr. Doolittle starring Rex Harrison), this is a wonderful getaway for those who simply want to escape the clamour of the region’s business centre.

Go to the Pigeon Island National Park

Cheap business class flights to St Lucia (and arguably anywhere else in the world) typically lead to a truly beguiling national park, with Pigeon Island an enduringly popular location that appeals to an eclectic band of travellers. From a diverse range of wildlife and history lessons about the park’s previous occupants to incredible views and landscapes, this is a destination that is both relaxing and engaging in equal measure.

St Lucia’s Business Venues

Sugar Beach, a Viceroy Resort

This Viceroy Resort lies within the Vals de Pitons, with the Forbidden Beach just a stone’s throw away. Here, guests can enjoy a perfect marriage of business and pleasure. The resort boasts 96 guest rooms and six large meeting rooms, ideal for liaising with clients and colleagues alike. Guests also have access to all of the hotels luxury high quality facilities, in an even more luxurious location.

Sandals Grande St Lucian Spa and Beach Resort

Next up is a Sandals Resort, which despite being an ideal location for a St Lucia all-inclusive holiday has also established itself as a credible and popular business venue. Of course, the resort benefits from a central location and outstanding amenities, while its six meeting rooms are also adequately sized (the largest could even serve as a viable conference hall).

There are also 302 guest rooms; businesses can book out this resort if required!

Bay Gardens Hotel

Located in the idyllic Rodney Bay, the Bay Gardens Hotel assumes pride of place on the Gros Islet. It is also an ideal business venue for small and medium-sized corporations, or those hoping to greet clients in a welcoming environment. This compact but high quality locations has 88 rooms and a total of three meeting rooms, but it provides an intimate setting for building corporate and client relations.

St Lucia’s Nearby Cities

St Lucia lies at the heart of the Caribbean and is a contemporary, cosmopolitan paradise ideal as a base for other Caribbean adventures. From St Lucia you can travel to Antigua, Barbados and St Johns.

The aforementioned town of Castries is also a popular location among business travellers, as well as being a key feature of luxury St Lucia holidays.

Which Business Class Flights to St Lucia to Choose

With a large choice of airlines offering business class flights to St Lucia, a few decisions need to be made before choosing which one suits your needs.

For direct flights from London Gatwick to St Lucia, Virgin Atlantic Upper Class and British Airways Club World are the most convenient option for those wanting to not have the hassle of a connection and head straight for the beach. The latter also offers a first class cabin for something extra special. The only other option if you only want to experience the one destination is to connect through Antigua.

All other options for flights from the UK to St Lucia involve an overnight stop, offering passengers the ability to have a multi-centre holiday or business trip. A few nights in New York before relaxing on the beach? Or a family holiday to Disneyland before taking in the Caribbean? The specialists at Just Fly Business can help tailor an itinerary to suit exactly what you are looking for. Contact a member of the team today on 020 8417 1366 or enquire online by filling in the form above.

Why Fly Business Class to St Lucia?

The importance of business class flights to St Lucia are obvious for special occasions such as honeymoons, but even on a family holiday or business trip, the benefits are numerous.

With access to the business class lounge you will be able to relax in a quiet and spacious environment while enjoying a light meal or beverage before take off. On top of this, the space and comfort of the business class seat and cabin is the perfect way to settle in for your flight to St Lucia, but the overnight return flight is the biggest drawcard. With a fully lie flat bed you are ensured a good night’s sleep before landing back in the UK so that you don’t feel like you need another holiday from your holiday.

Each airline and aircraft offers something slightly different, from seat configuration to onboard amenities. Ask your travel specialist at Just Fly Business what is available on your options and start dreaming of flying business class to St Lucia today!

St Lucia’s Fast Facts

• Currency = East Caribbean Dollar (XCD)
• Time Zone = GMT – 4 hours (The UK is 4 hours ahead of St Lucia)
• Fly From = All Major UK Airports.
• Hottest Months = November.

• Foreign Office travel advice for Saint Lucia