The “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” cast was seen vacationing at the luxurious Windjammer Landing Resort & Residences in Saint Lucia on Tuesday’s episode of the Bravo show.
“Last night’s #RHOBH episode took over #WindjammerLanding, with the cast staying in our stunning Ocean Point Residences,” the resort confirmed in an Instagram statement Wednesday.
Garcelle Beauvais, Erika Jayne, Dorit Kemsley, Kyle Richards, Sutton Stracke and Bozoma Saint John caught up on some R&R in the brand-new, 4-bedroom Presidential Manor, which is the largest villa on the property, according to a press release obtained by Page Six.
The luxury accommodations feature Caribbean-chic design concepts, an outdoor shower, a dining terrace and a private infinity pool overlooking a stunning ocean view.
Villas in the Ocean Point Residences range in price from $474 to $7,167 a night depending on the layout, according to the website.
The Mediterranean-style resort is situated on 65 acres of stunning beachfront property.
The establishment invested early $30 million in renovations to enhance the luxury offerings over the last three years, according to the press release.
“Over the last 30 years, we’ve developed a resort program that makes every guest feel like a VIP,” managing director Nick Prattas said in a statement. “Having these ‘Real Housewives’ legends stay in our Ocean Point Residences truly highlights the luxury experience we’ve created through our recent renovations.”
“It was a pleasure to introduce the group to Saint Lucia, share our vibrant culture with them, and offer them the chance to experience traditional Carnival costumes, Soca music, and delicious local cuisine prepared by our chefs,” he added.
The Bravolebrities spent their Season 14 girls’ trip embarking on several VIP experiences including a sailing trip on a deluxe catamaran cruise along the Caribbean as well as a zip-lining excursion through the lush jungle.
The group took a chocolate-making class with a local cacao expert and enjoyed a private chef’s dinner back in their sprawling lodging.
They dined on several cuisines at the various restaurants that the resort has to offer as well.
“Serving looks and stirring the pot, the ‘Housewives’ dined at new rooftop bar The Perch, upscale steakhouse Upper Deck and surprising Indian cuisine at Masala,” the press release stated.
The ladies indulged in an after-hours spa treatment at the on-site Serene Spa and went dancing in traditional Carnival costumes to live music at an energetic beach party.
They also made sure to spend some time relaxing and tanning by the pool.
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