Solar can mean a contribution to the electricity bill, all electricity generated on site or hot water heated by the sun. These three Caribbean stays describe different systems. Pick the one that fits the trip you want, then ask about its current operation.
What does solar energy provide at these Caribbean stays?
Lamblion reports grid connected solar electricity and solar hot water in Antigua. Balenbouche describes solar water heating in Saint Lucia. Coulibri generates all its electricity on site in Dominica, using solar and other renewable technologies.
- Sea View Farm, Antigua
Lamblion Apartments
Lamblion offers holiday apartments in Sea View Farm, Antigua.
Lamblion’s environmental policy reports photovoltaic panels providing up to 50% of daily electricity needs, alongside solar water heaters. The electricity system is connected to the grid. Rainwater collection, wastewater recycling and composting are also described.
- Laborie, Saint Lucia
Balenbouche Estate
Balenbouche Estate is a family run stay in Saint Lucia, with historic buildings, gardens and naturally ventilated accommodation.
The estate’s mission page describes solar heated hot water, line dried laundry, composting and recycling. Fruit, vegetables and herbs grown on the estate supplement food from surrounding farms. The solar feature specified here is water heating.
- Soufrière, Dominica
Coulibri Ridge
Coulibri Ridge is a resort in southern Dominica that generates its electricity on site.
Its sustainability account describes solar as the main power source, with other renewable technologies contributing to its off grid electricity supply. The resort harvests rainwater and gives preference to locally sourced organic ingredients and amenities.
Compare the location, rooms and food arrangements in our Caribbean stay guide. Confirm travel dates and the exact room you are booking before paying.