Jade Mountain in St Lucia offers "Private Sanctuary" scuba diving experience

The exclusive, award-winning Jade Mountain resort in St Lucia has recently announced, that for the first time ever it will be offering guests a brand new experience in the most unique way, as from now on it will be possible for guests staying at the Caribbean resort to have their first taste at 'gentle' scuba diving within the privacy of their very own sanctuaries in private, purposedly designed infinity pools.

For the first time introducing the pioneer concept of "In-Suite Scuba Diving" during scuba diving holidays in St Lucia, guest divers staying in Jade Mountain will be provided with custom-made, rubber-protected tanks that will enable them to sink into these sublime pools, surfaced entirely by one-of-a-kind glass tiles that have been specifically designed to the requests of the Jade Mountain resort.

The new pools have a tetured iridescent surface that creates a magican underwater environment, lulling divers into a state of sheer relaxation as they are introduced to the experience of diving gently

A team of trained scuba diving instructors employed by Jade Mountain will come directly to guests' private diving sanctuaries to guide them through the basics of scuba diving, with a step by step programme carried out from the comfort of their very own private pool. Guests will then be able to choose to continue their scuba course at the famous Scuba St Lucia dive centre and experience deep water diving in the Caribbean Sea.

Whether future guests at the resort fancy taking a scuba lessons just for the experience or are keen to pursue the sport and work towards a PADI certification, everything will be made possible at Jade Mountain and guests will be given help and advice every step of the way during their scuba diving holidays here.

Jade Mountain is the perfect location for scuba diving in St Lucia, with the island's biggest and most prestigious scuba school nearby. The stunning views of the piton mountains and the expansive ocean that pans out beyond the pool walls will lure new divers to explore the water world of adventure lying ahead.

Some guests planning scuba diving holidays in St Lucia's Jade Mountain in late summer, might be lucky enough to witness one of nature's most spectacular performances: coral spawning. Coral spawning occurs once a year and is often described as an upside down snow storm, with millions of packets of egg and sperm cells released appearing underwater as huge clouds of pink and white that slowly drift to the surface where fertilisation occurs. Within a few weeks the larvae will settle on the bottom and begin the process of reef building. How is that for an amazing scuba diving experience whilst enjoying pampering holidays in a pristine Caribbean island?

“Our new in suite diving at Jade Mountain is the ultimate beginner experience. It allows guests to sample the serenity that comes with deep water diving and the thrill of being under water surrounded by no one else but your trusty instructor, without even leaving your sanctuary.” said Karolin Troubetzkoy, owner of Jade Mountain, when announcing the newly-launched scuba diving facility at the hotel resort .