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Resembling a backdrop from the Hollywood fantasy blockbuster Jurassic World, St. Lucia’s Val des Pitons is like no other place I have ever seen. Cradled between two towering peaks—Gros and Petite Pitons—lies Sugar Beach, a luxury Viceroy resort formerly owned by British entrepreneur Roger Myers, who was once financier to the Rolling Stones and the late David Bowie. Myers recently sold the resort to Misland Capital, held by the Greene family from Bermuda. Cool, fun, and relaxing are typical words used to describe the resort, but it is so much more. When I stepped out onto my villa’s private terrace, the dramatic scenery of Pitons an
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