‘Bachelor’ Proposal Package Designed to get a “Yes!”

Cap Maison the luxury boutique resort and spa in St Lucia, is offering loved up British bachelors the most romantic setting from which to win their partner’s hand in marriage. The unique ‘Bachelor Proposal’ package was inspired by TV series The Bachelor after Cap Maison hosted the US series in 2010.This year, the UK version features rugby star Gavin Henson and returns to St Lucia, an island consistently voted as one of the world’s most romantic destinations - for the exciting finale.
The package provides an unforgettable combination of luxury accommodation in a 3000 sq. ft villa suite, a unique romantic proposal stunt and a private sunset cruise on a luxury yacht amongst many other decadent treats – all designed to melt any girl’s heart.  A highlight is a candlelit dinner on Rock Maison - a private terrace surrounded on 3 sides by the sea. On the bachelors nod, the engagement ring with red roses and champagne are sent down a 30-metre zip line onto the terrace from The Cliff at Cap restaurant above. A stunt guaranteed to get a “Yes”!

The Bachelor Package includes:
  • Seven nights in the signature 3000 sq.ft Oceanview Villa Suite with private pool
  • Scenic helicopter transfer upon arrival with aerial views of the island and iconic Piton mountains
  • Private dinner on ‘Rock Maison’ (a private terrace surrounded by the sea) during sunset on the proposal evening, complete with roses and ring delivered via the 100 ft Champagne Zip Line
  • Romantic sunset cruise on board Cap Maison’s private 46-foot luxury yacht
  • One-hour couples massage at the resort’s Spa Maison or in villa
  • Complimentary bottle of champagne in room upon arrival and fresh single stemmed rose
  • Daily breakfast and dinner at the acclaimed ‘Cliff at Cap’ restaurant, under the direction of Executive Chef Craig Jones
  • $75 beverage credit per night for use at the resort’s restaurant or bars
  • Return ground transfer to airport upon departure

The price for the Bachelor Proposal Package is £5,615 when staying between 3 Jan and 13 April 2012 or £3765 during the summer period of 30 Oct to 19 Dec 2011 and 14 Apr to 19 Dec 2012. This excludes 10% service and 8% government tax.

For reservations: Tel : +44 (0) 208 977 6099

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