Fresh off the boat
Local dorado, snapper and shrimp cooked creole, curry or white wine & capers.

Rodney Bay Marina · St. Lucia
Sea Salt is where the island kitchen meets the marina — big portions, cold cocktails and the best sunset table in Rodney Bay.
Local dorado, snapper and shrimp cooked creole, curry or white wine & capers.
Outdoor tables on the dock, watching the yachts and the sun drop into the bay.
The Sea Salt, rum punch and frozen daiquiris poured until the last table leaves.
Since the first tide
Owner Alison and the Sea Salt team cook St. Lucian classics beside Greek salads, quinoa bowls and burgers built for two hands. Portions are generous, the pesto is house-made, and the creole sauce is the one guests come back for.
Sit inside in the cool, or out on the deck where the halyards clink and the water goes gold at six o'clock.
4.3★
165 reviews
$60–120
per person
10 PM
kitchen closes

Start here
Our signature plate — quinoa, black beans, corn, roasted vegetables, plantain, garden salad and pesto. Add grilled local fish, shrimp or salmon.
from $52

The ambiance







Golden hour
The crew


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Guests say
★★★★★
“A 10/10. A must visit for sure. Absolutely amazing experience at Sea Salt — from the first drink to the last bite.”
★★★★★
“We came here twice during our stay. Every dish full of flavour and beautifully presented. The view alone is worth it — stunning and peaceful.”
★★★★★
“The best lamb shanks ever. Slow cooked and falling away from the bone. The staff are wonderful — happy and attentive.”
★★★★★
“If you're anywhere near Rodney Bay, absolutely make a reservation. Everything we ordered was fresh, vibrant and beautifully executed.”
★★★★★
“St Lucian dishes, healthy quinoa bowls and great burgers, on an upmarket marina with lovely views. I would not hesitate to recommend it.”
★★★★★
“Absolutely simply the best salmon I've had in years. My only regret is not discovering this restaurant earlier in my stay.”
Rodney Bay Marina, Gros Islet. Reservations welcome, plenty of free parking, and dogs of the yacht-hopping variety adored.