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Stay and play in St. Lucia and Barbados

The Globe and Mail: "$99 ST. LUCIA
The buy Almond Resorts' five resorts in St. Lucia and Barbados are offering special Stay & Play rates for Canadian residents with prices starting at $99 a night per person in St. Lucia and $112 a night per person in Barbados.
The savings Up to 40 per cent under the usual seasonal rates.
The catch You must book by June 30 for travel now through Dec. 20."

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