Located on 27 acres near the rain forest, and what is now a world heritage site, Stonefield Estate Villa Resort is approximately five miles from Saint Lucia Airport. On the grounds are Arawak Indian rock carvings from around 350 AD. As Saint Lucia was colonized, Stonefield became a prosperous cocoa plantation. Some of the buildings on the grounds, including Cocoa Villa, are from this period. The property's amenities include the swimming pool, Mango Tree Restaurant, and Bamboo Bar. The resorts offers shuttles to two nearby beaches and easy access to Saint Lucia's natural wonders, including a drive-in volcano, waterfalls, rainforests, scuba and snorkeling, boating, horseback riding, and many other activities. The property consists of a total of 16 plantation-style villas scattered across 26 acres. All villas feature handmade and antique hardwood furnishings, four-poster beds, private garden showers, full kitchens, hammocks, shutters, and mosquito nets.