Pool day passes in Saint Lucia
Compare pool day passes in Saint Lucia. Book direct at The Landings, Harbor Club, Cap Maison, Ladera, and more, with pricing and how to book.
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Saint Lucia's pool day pass market splits between the Rodney Bay/Gros Islet strip and the Soufriere and Marigot Bay hotels further south, all booked directly through the hotels rather than a third-party reseller. The Landings Resort and Spa and Harbor Club St. Lucia anchor the north, Cap Maison sits just up the coast in Cap Estate, and Ladera Resort brings a volcanic mineral pool to the Pitons end of the island.
Prices run from $80 to $160 per adult, plus tax and service charges most hotels add on top. Harbor Club and The Landings offer standard pool and beach access, Cap Maison and its counterparts bundle in a full meal and drinks, and Ladera's pass is really a wellness circuit built around its mineral spring pool rather than a beach day.
Book online or by phone, and confirm hours before you go. Ladera takes reservations by appointment only with no walk-ins, while the beach-club properties generally run a fixed window between roughly 9am and 6pm.
- The Landings Resort and Spa ($110 adult single pass). Pool and resort facilities in Gros Islet, with an all-inclusive tier at $140.
- Harbor Club St. Lucia ($100 adult, $50 F&B credit included). Five pools and a hot tub on the Gros Islet waterfront.
- Cap Maison Resort & Spa ($160 per person). Three-course meal, drinks, and full pool, beach, and water sports access.
- Ladera Resort ($80 USD). Volcanic mineral spring pool with Piton views, by appointment only.
- Marigot Beach Club & Dive Resort (breakfast, lunch, and drinks included). Boat-access resort on Marigot Bay.
- Bay Gardens Beach Resort & Spa ($95 to $120 adult). Lagoon-style pool with Splash Island Water Park access.
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How much does a pool day pass in Saint Lucia cost?
A Saint Lucia pool day pass costs between $80 and $160 per adult, depending on how much food and drink is bundled in and whether the pass includes beach and water sports access. Ladera is the cheapest entry point at $80, built around a wellness pool rather than a beach day, while Cap Maison sits at the top with a full three-course meal and drinks included.
| Hotel | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| The Landings Resort and Spa | $110 adult / $55 child (single); $140 adult / $70 child (all-inclusive) | Pool and resort facilities in Gros Islet |
| Harbor Club St. Lucia | $100 adult ($50 F&B credit) / $60 child ages 6-11 ($30 credit) | Five pools and a hot tub |
| Cap Maison Resort & Spa | $160 per person, plus service and VAT | Full meal, drinks, beach, and water sports |
| Ladera Resort (lévé Wellness) | $80, plus 15% gratuity and 10% government tax | Volcanic mineral pool with Piton views |
| Marigot Beach Club & Dive Resort | Contact for current pricing | Breakfast, lunch, and drinks on Marigot Bay |
| Bay Gardens Beach Resort & Spa | $95 to $120 adult / $55 to $72 child (4-12) | Lagoon pool and water park access |
Can non-guests use hotel pools in Saint Lucia?
Yes. All six hotels below sell day passes directly to non-guests through their own websites or by phone, no overnight stay required. Several other well-known properties, including Sugar Beach, Secrets St. Lucia, and Zoetry Marigot Bay, list on ResortPass but don't run a day pass through their own booking pages, so they aren't covered on this list. Sugar Beach's beach itself is open to the public, and some visitors have reported informal spend-credit arrangements at its restaurant, but it isn't a published day pass.
Do I need to book a Saint Lucia day pass in advance?
It depends on the hotel. Ladera requires an advance reservation, since its wellness pool takes bookings by appointment only and doesn't accept walk-ins. Cap Maison and Marigot Beach Club also recommend booking ahead, since meal seating is limited. The Landings, Harbor Club, and Bay Gardens can sometimes accommodate walk-ins on quieter days, but booking online first guarantees a spot.
Where to stay in Saint Lucia
Where you base yourself splits along the same north-south line as the day passes. Rodney Bay and Gros Islet in the north are the easygoing, walkable option, with Reduit Beach, restaurants, and nightlife all within reach, while Soufriere down south is where the island's postcard scenery lives, with the Pitons rising straight out of the sea.
If you want the Pitons as your view rather than just your day trip, Sugar Beach, A Viceroy Resort sits on the beach directly between the two peaks, and Jade Mountain takes it further with open-walled suites and private infinity pools facing the same view. Both lean romantic and adults-focused, so they suit honeymooners more than families.
For an easier base near the Rodney Bay day pass hotels, staying in Gros Islet keeps you a short walk or drive from The Landings, Harbor Club, and Cap Maison, with more restaurant and bar options on your doorstep than you'll find further south.
The Landings Resort and Spa
The Landings sits on Pigeon Island Causeway in Gros Islet, a suite-only resort with its own marina alongside the pool and beach. The property's day pass is one of the more structured on the island, with two clearly defined pricing tiers rather than a single flat rate.
The Single Day Pass costs $110 for adults and $55 for children, covering pool access and resort facilities. The All-Inclusive Day Pass costs $140 for adults and $70 for children, subject to 10% VAT and a 10% service charge, and expands the basic pass with food and drink. A separate Spa Day & Breakfast package is available at $185 but doesn't include pool access.
Booking runs online or by phone, and exact operating hours for the day pass aren't published, so it's worth confirming the visit window when you book.
Book direct: landingsstlucia.com/offer-category/day-passes — or call +1-758-458-7300
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Harbor Club sits on the Gros Islet waterfront and leads with volume: five separate pools plus a hot tub, rather than one large centerpiece pool. The day pass gives access to the full pool deck alongside the resort's dining outlets.
The Day Pass costs $100 for adults, including a $50 food and beverage credit, and $60 for children ages 6 to 11, including a $30 credit. It covers all five pools, the hot tub, lounge chairs, and the pool deck, with orders placed through the Pool Bar and Dockside Pizzeria. Pool access runs from 8am to 7pm daily.
Passes are sold at the front desk on arrival rather than through an online checkout, so plan to check in in person before heading to the pool.
Book direct: theharborclub.com/harbor-club-day-pass — or call +1-758-731-2900
Cap Maison Resort & Spa
Cap Maison occupies a bluff in Cap Estate, north of Rodney Bay, with a cluster of small pools set into the cliffside above its own private beach. The day pass here is built around a full afternoon or evening out rather than just pool access.
The St. Lucia Day Pass costs $160 per person, plus service charge and VAT, and runs in one of two windows: 10am to 5pm or 6pm to 11pm. It includes a three-course meal, alcoholic or non-alcoholic drinks, and access to all the resort's pools, the beach, and water sports.
Booking goes through the resort's reservations team by phone or email rather than an instant online checkout, and prices are subject to change, so confirm the current rate when you book.
Book direct: capmaison.com/st-lucia-day-pass-spend-the-afternoon-or-evening-at-cap-maison — or call +1-758-457-8670
Ladera Resort (lévé Wellness)
Ladera sits in the hills above Soufriere with a direct view of the Pitons, and its day pass centers on a volcanic mineral spring pool rather than a beach setup. This is the only wellness-style pass on the island's day pass list, aimed at travelers who want quiet over a beach-club scene.
The lévé Day Pass costs $80, plus 15% gratuity and 10% government tax, and includes the volcanic mineral spring pool, a sunshelf, a steam room, infrared and dry saunas, and the quiet-space lounge area. It also comes with 20% off lunch at the resort's Jako restaurant.
Access is by appointment only between 10am and 5pm, with no walk-ins accepted, so reserve a spot before making the drive to Soufriere.
Book direct: ladera.com/leve-wellness/spa-wellness/day-pass — or call +1-758-459-6600
Marigot Beach Club & Dive Resort
Marigot Beach Club sits on Marigot Bay, reachable only by a short water-taxi ride across the bay rather than by road, which keeps its day pass crowd smaller than the Rodney Bay properties. The pool sits steps from the dock, with the bay itself as the backdrop.
The All-Inclusive Day Pass runs from 10am to 5pm and includes pool access, breakfast served from 10am to 11am, lunch served from 12:30pm to 3pm, snacks, and house drinks. Current pricing isn't published on the resort's site, so it's worth confirming the rate when you book.
Reservations go through the resort's own online booking system or by phone or email, and since access requires the water taxi, arriving in time for the boat matters more here than at road-accessible hotels.
Book direct: marigotbeachclub.com/all-inclusive-day-pass — or call +1-758-451-4974
Bay Gardens Beach Resort & Spa
Bay Gardens Beach Resort sits on Rodney Bay's main beach strip, with a lagoon-style pool that connects to the property's Splash Island Water Park inflatable course. It's the most family-oriented day pass on this list, built around activity rather than a quiet lounge day.
The Deluxe Playpass costs $95 for adults and $55 for children ages 4 to 12. The Standard Playpass and All-Inclusive Playpass with Transfers both cost $120 for adults and $72 for children, adding meals, drinks, and resort activities on top of the base pool and water park access.
Bookings run through the resort's own day pass booking system, linked from its website, and weekends tend to book up faster given the water park draw.
Book direct: baygardensresorts.com/resort-day-pass — or call +1-758-457-8500
Frequently asked questions
Which Saint Lucia hotels don't offer day passes?
Sugar Beach, Secrets St. Lucia Resort & Spa, and Zoetry Marigot Bay all show up on third-party listing sites but don't sell day passes through their own websites. These are adults-only, all-inclusive properties that generally prioritize overnight guests, so it's worth calling ahead if you want to try booking day access directly.
Are children allowed on Saint Lucia hotel day passes?
Most of them, yes. The Landings, Harbor Club, and Bay Gardens all publish child pricing alongside adult rates, generally for kids between 4 and 12 years old. Ladera's wellness pass and Cap Maison's day pass are geared toward adults, so check directly before booking either for a family visit.
What should I bring to a Saint Lucia hotel day pass?
A swimsuit, reef-safe sunscreen, and a booking confirmation or ID for check-in cover the basics. If you're heading to Marigot Beach Club, factor in the water-taxi crossing time, and if you're booking Ladera, bring closed shoes for the walk between the sauna and pool areas since the resort sits on a hillside.
More pool day passes near Saint Lucia
For more Caribbean pool days, Barbados and Curaçao both have direct-booking hotel day passes on a similar beach-and-pool format. Grand Cayman offers a comparable mix of resort pools if you're island-hopping through the region. Browse the full Caribbean lineup for more options.