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With sheltered bays, colonial heritage, turquoise waters and a coastline shaped by the sea, Antigua remains one of the Caribbean's most timeless island escapes.

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Why Antigua

Antigua is defined by its relationship with the sea, where sheltered bays, turquoise waters and a coastline fringed by countless beaches create one of the Caribbean's most enduringly popular island escapes. Combining natural beauty with a rich maritime heritage, the island balances relaxed beach life with a sense of history and character that extends far beyond its shoreline.

Much of Antigua's appeal lies in its ability to offer both seclusion and variety, with hidden coves, sailing harbours and lively waterfronts all within easy reach of one another. Historic sites, colourful villages and former colonial landmarks provide a glimpse into the island's past, while the warm climate encourages life to be lived outdoors throughout the year.

Sailing remains central to the island's identity, attracting visitors from around the world to explore its calm waters and picturesque coastline. Across Antigua, luxury resorts, boutique hotels and elegant beachfront retreats provide memorable settings from which to experience an island that continues to embody the classic Caribbean escape.

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Carlisle Bay
Antigua

Carlisle Bay

Carlisle Bay, a member of The Leading Hotels of the World, occupies one of Antigua's most beautiful bays where a long sweep of white sand meets protected turquoise waters and rainforest covered hills on the island's quieter south coast. The setting shapes almost every aspect of a stay here. Unlike many Caribbean resorts built around manicured grounds or dramatic clifftops, Carlisle Bay feels anchored within its natural surroundings. The bay curves gently around the resort, creating a broad beachfront that remains the focal point throughout, while the rainforest rises directly behind. Accommodation, restaurants and leisure facilities are arranged along the shoreline rather than concentrated around a central hub, giving the resort an easy sense of space and allowing guests to move naturally between beach, suite and dining venues without ever feeling crowded. Contemporary in style yet unmistakably Caribbean in character, the resort favours wide open spaces, natural light and a relaxed elegance that has aged exceptionally well. Large terraces, covered walkways and open sided public areas ensure the sea is rarely out of sight, while the atmosphere remains calm, refined and refreshingly understated. para-2 All 87 suites face the beach and Caribbean Sea, a rarity even amongst Antigua's leading resorts. The entry level Garden Suites offer generous proportions and direct access to the resort grounds, while Ocean Suites place guests closer to the shoreline with uninterrupted sea views from expansive living spaces and terraces. Families are particularly well served by the Bay Suites and two bedroom Beach Terrace and Beach Balcony Suites, which provide substantial indoor and outdoor living areas. At the top of the collection, the Carlisle Suites deliver some of the most impressive accommodation on the island, combining multiple bedrooms, large entertaining spaces and expansive beachfront terraces that make them feel more like private residences than hotel suites. para-3 Four restaurants and several bars give Carlisle Bay a breadth of dining that comfortably supports longer stays. Indigo sits at the heart of the resort, serving Mediterranean inspired dishes throughout the day in a relaxed beachfront setting, while Ottimo focuses on Italian cuisine with fresh pastas and classic regional favourites. East introduces Asian flavours and a more intimate atmosphere, whilst The Jetty provides the resort's signature dining experience, positioned directly beside the water and specialising in seafood and grilled dishes. Together the restaurants create genuine variety rather than repetition, allowing guests to move between casual lunches, family dinners and more sophisticated evening dining throughout their stay. para-4 The beach remains central to daily life, with calm waters ideal for swimming, paddleboarding, kayaking and sailing. Beyond the shoreline, Carlisle Bay offers five tennis courts, two pickleball courts, a well equipped fitness centre and a broad programme of activities ranging from hiking trails in the surrounding rainforest to boat excursions exploring Antigua's coastline. Families are exceptionally well catered for through dedicated children's facilities, while adults can easily find quieter corners of the resort to relax. The result is a property that manages to appeal to couples, families and multi generational groups without compromising the experience for any of them. para-5 CARA Organic Spa provides a dedicated wellness space within a quieter area of the resort. Treatments draw on natural and organic products, while yoga sessions, personal training and a fully equipped gym complement the spa facilities. The surrounding rainforest setting adds a welcome sense of privacy and separation from the beach, creating a distinctly different atmosphere for relaxation and wellbeing. para-6 Carlisle Bay is located on Antigua's southwest coast, approximately 40 minutes from VC Bird International Airport. English Harbour, Nelson's Dockyard and many of the island's historic attractions are within easy reach, while the resort's position on one of Antigua's most secluded bays allows it to feel considerably more remote than the journey time suggests.

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Blue Waters Resort & Spa
Antigua

Blue Waters Resort & Spa

Blue Waters Resort & Spa occupies a privileged stretch of Antigua's northwest coastline, where secluded coves, mature tropical gardens and a long established reputation for warm Caribbean hospitality create one of the island's most enduring luxury resorts. Spread across 17 acres of landscaped grounds, the resort feels established in a way that many newer Caribbean properties cannot replicate. Palm lined pathways lead between gardens, pools, restaurants and hidden beaches, while the coastline reveals a series of intimate coves that provide a greater sense of privacy than the broad expanses of sand found elsewhere on the island. The layout encourages guests to wander, with each part of the estate offering a slightly different perspective of the Caribbean Sea. Despite its size, Blue Waters retains an intimate atmosphere. Longstanding ownership and decades of careful evolution have shaped a resort that feels comfortable in its surroundings rather than overly polished or theatrical. The result is a property that appeals equally to couples seeking a quieter Caribbean escape and families looking for space, facilities and a relaxed pace of life. para-2 Accommodation is positioned throughout the estate, from rooms and suites set amongst the gardens to some of Antigua's most desirable beachfront addresses. Deluxe Beachfront Rooms place the sea directly outside the door, while the Hillside Suites and Hillside Luxury Suites enjoy elevated positions overlooking the grounds. The Cove Suites represent some of the resort's most sought after accommodation, occupying a more secluded section of the coastline with direct access to a quiet beach. Luxury Suites introduce additional indoor and outdoor living space, while the Cove Penthouse provides a residential style experience with expansive terraces and uninterrupted sea views. para-3 Dining is centred around three restaurants and several bars, each taking advantage of a different setting across the resort. The Palm Restaurant serves breakfast and evening dining in an open air environment overlooking the water, while The Reef provides a more relaxed beachfront option for lunches and lighter meals throughout the day. The Cove Restaurant remains the culinary focal point of the resort. Positioned dramatically above the shoreline, it specialises in French inspired cuisine and enjoys some of the finest dining views on Antigua. Elsewhere, the Pelican Bar and additional lounges provide relaxed settings for cocktails, afternoon drinks and evening gatherings beside the sea. para-4 Blue Waters offers two beaches and seven freshwater pools spread throughout the grounds, allowing guests to choose between lively social areas and quieter corners hidden amongst the gardens. The coastline is ideal for swimming, while complimentary watersports, snorkelling, kayaking and windsurfing provide opportunities to explore the bay. Tennis courts, a modern fitness centre and a varied programme of activities cater to more active guests, while boat excursions, fishing trips and island tours allow visitors to discover more of Antigua beyond the resort. For many guests, however, the greatest luxury is simply spending the day between beach, pool and shaded terrace with nowhere particular to be. para-5 The Elemis Spa occupies one of the most peaceful positions within the resort and combines treatment rooms with panoramic sea views, a beauty salon and a comprehensive wellness programme. Massage therapies, facials, body treatments, yoga sessions and fitness classes are complemented by a well equipped gym, creating a wellness offering that comfortably exceeds expectations for a resort of this scale. para-6 Located close to St John's on Antigua's northwest coast, Blue Waters is approximately 15 minutes from VC Bird International Airport. The convenient location allows guests to arrive quickly while still enjoying the privacy and tranquillity of a resort that feels removed from the island's busier areas.

From £315 per night

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Jumby Bay Island, An Oetker Collection Hotel
Antigua

Jumby Bay Island, An Oetker Collection Hotel

Jumby Bay Island, part of Oetker Collection, occupies its own 300 acre private island off the coast of Antigua, delivering one of the Caribbean's most exclusive resort experiences where the pace of life is defined entirely by the sea, the landscape and the privilege of space. Arrival is by private boat, and from the moment Antigua slips from view the atmosphere changes. There are no cars, no crowds and no sense of urgency. The island unfolds through a network of sandy paths and cycling trails that connect beaches, cottages, restaurants and residences hidden amongst mature tropical gardens. Long stretches of white sand curve around the coastline, while open lawns, palms and native vegetation create a setting that feels established and natural rather than engineered for tourism. What makes Jumby Bay distinctive is not spectacle but restraint. The island has been carefully developed to preserve its character, with accommodation spread across the landscape rather than concentrated into a central resort complex. Guests are free to explore the island by bicycle, discovering quiet beaches, hidden corners and uninterrupted views that reinforce the feeling of having escaped somewhere genuinely private. para-2 The accommodation consists of just 40 rooms and suites alongside a collection of individually owned residences and cottages. Interiors are bright, elegant and residential in character, drawing inspiration from classic Caribbean living with generous indoor and outdoor space, high ceilings and wide verandas designed for life in the warm island climate. Ocean Cottages occupy some of the island's most desirable positions close to the shoreline, while Pool Cottages and Plunge Pool Cottages offer additional privacy and outdoor living space. The larger residences provide a more secluded retreat still, combining extensive accommodation with private pools, dedicated service and direct access to some of the island's most beautiful beachfront locations. para-3 Dining is a central part of the Jumby Bay experience, with three principal restaurants offering very different settings across the island. Veranda provides relaxed all day dining close to the beach, while The Sand Bar pairs Caribbean flavours and fresh seafood with one of the finest waterfront locations on the island. The Estate House, set within a beautifully restored plantation house, delivers the resort's signature dining experience and remains one of Antigua's most celebrated restaurant settings. Menus draw heavily on local produce and the surrounding waters, while private dining experiences can be arranged across the island for guests seeking something more intimate. Whether dining by the beach or beneath the historic arches of The Estate House, the emphasis remains firmly on place and atmosphere. para-4 Life on Jumby Bay revolves around the island itself. Guests spend their days moving between beaches, pools and shaded terraces, often by bicycle, with the freedom to explore at their own pace. Watersports, sailing, paddleboarding and kayaking make full use of the surrounding Caribbean waters, while tennis courts, fitness facilities and organised island activities provide additional variety. The island's size creates opportunities rarely found elsewhere in the Caribbean. It is entirely possible to find a stretch of beach to yourself, cycle through tropical landscapes without seeing another guest, or spend an afternoon watching the sea from a quiet corner of the shoreline. para-5 The Jumby Bay Spa occupies a peaceful part of the island where treatment rooms are positioned amongst tropical gardens away from the resort's social spaces. A menu of wellness therapies, massages and beauty treatments is complemented by fitness facilities and yoga sessions that reflect the island's calm and unhurried rhythm. para-6 Located just two miles from Antigua, Jumby Bay is reached by a short private boat transfer from VC Bird International Airport. The journey takes only minutes, yet the island feels entirely separate from the mainland, creating a level of privacy that has attracted discerning Caribbean travellers for decades.

From £2060 per night

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Carlisle Bay
Antigua

Carlisle Bay

Carlisle Bay, a member of The Leading Hotels of the World, occupies one of Antigua's most beautiful bays where a long sweep of white sand meets protected turquoise waters and rainforest covered hills on the island's quieter south coast. The setting shapes almost every aspect of a stay here. Unlike many Caribbean resorts built around manicured grounds or dramatic clifftops, Carlisle Bay feels anchored within its natural surroundings. The bay curves gently around the resort, creating a broad beachfront that remains the focal point throughout, while the rainforest rises directly behind. Accommodation, restaurants and leisure facilities are arranged along the shoreline rather than concentrated around a central hub, giving the resort an easy sense of space and allowing guests to move naturally between beach, suite and dining venues without ever feeling crowded. Contemporary in style yet unmistakably Caribbean in character, the resort favours wide open spaces, natural light and a relaxed elegance that has aged exceptionally well. Large terraces, covered walkways and open sided public areas ensure the sea is rarely out of sight, while the atmosphere remains calm, refined and refreshingly understated. para-2 All 87 suites face the beach and Caribbean Sea, a rarity even amongst Antigua's leading resorts. The entry level Garden Suites offer generous proportions and direct access to the resort grounds, while Ocean Suites place guests closer to the shoreline with uninterrupted sea views from expansive living spaces and terraces. Families are particularly well served by the Bay Suites and two bedroom Beach Terrace and Beach Balcony Suites, which provide substantial indoor and outdoor living areas. At the top of the collection, the Carlisle Suites deliver some of the most impressive accommodation on the island, combining multiple bedrooms, large entertaining spaces and expansive beachfront terraces that make them feel more like private residences than hotel suites. para-3 Four restaurants and several bars give Carlisle Bay a breadth of dining that comfortably supports longer stays. Indigo sits at the heart of the resort, serving Mediterranean inspired dishes throughout the day in a relaxed beachfront setting, while Ottimo focuses on Italian cuisine with fresh pastas and classic regional favourites. East introduces Asian flavours and a more intimate atmosphere, whilst The Jetty provides the resort's signature dining experience, positioned directly beside the water and specialising in seafood and grilled dishes. Together the restaurants create genuine variety rather than repetition, allowing guests to move between casual lunches, family dinners and more sophisticated evening dining throughout their stay. para-4 The beach remains central to daily life, with calm waters ideal for swimming, paddleboarding, kayaking and sailing. Beyond the shoreline, Carlisle Bay offers five tennis courts, two pickleball courts, a well equipped fitness centre and a broad programme of activities ranging from hiking trails in the surrounding rainforest to boat excursions exploring Antigua's coastline. Families are exceptionally well catered for through dedicated children's facilities, while adults can easily find quieter corners of the resort to relax. The result is a property that manages to appeal to couples, families and multi generational groups without compromising the experience for any of them. para-5 CARA Organic Spa provides a dedicated wellness space within a quieter area of the resort. Treatments draw on natural and organic products, while yoga sessions, personal training and a fully equipped gym complement the spa facilities. The surrounding rainforest setting adds a welcome sense of privacy and separation from the beach, creating a distinctly different atmosphere for relaxation and wellbeing. para-6 Carlisle Bay is located on Antigua's southwest coast, approximately 40 minutes from VC Bird International Airport. English Harbour, Nelson's Dockyard and many of the island's historic attractions are within easy reach, while the resort's position on one of Antigua's most secluded bays allows it to feel considerably more remote than the journey time suggests.

From £435 per night

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Jumby Bay Island, An Oetker Collection Hotel
Antigua

Jumby Bay Island, An Oetker Collection Hotel

Jumby Bay Island, part of Oetker Collection, occupies its own 300 acre private island off the coast of Antigua, delivering one of the Caribbean's most exclusive resort experiences where the pace of life is defined entirely by the sea, the landscape and the privilege of space. Arrival is by private boat, and from the moment Antigua slips from view the atmosphere changes. There are no cars, no crowds and no sense of urgency. The island unfolds through a network of sandy paths and cycling trails that connect beaches, cottages, restaurants and residences hidden amongst mature tropical gardens. Long stretches of white sand curve around the coastline, while open lawns, palms and native vegetation create a setting that feels established and natural rather than engineered for tourism. What makes Jumby Bay distinctive is not spectacle but restraint. The island has been carefully developed to preserve its character, with accommodation spread across the landscape rather than concentrated into a central resort complex. Guests are free to explore the island by bicycle, discovering quiet beaches, hidden corners and uninterrupted views that reinforce the feeling of having escaped somewhere genuinely private. para-2 The accommodation consists of just 40 rooms and suites alongside a collection of individually owned residences and cottages. Interiors are bright, elegant and residential in character, drawing inspiration from classic Caribbean living with generous indoor and outdoor space, high ceilings and wide verandas designed for life in the warm island climate. Ocean Cottages occupy some of the island's most desirable positions close to the shoreline, while Pool Cottages and Plunge Pool Cottages offer additional privacy and outdoor living space. The larger residences provide a more secluded retreat still, combining extensive accommodation with private pools, dedicated service and direct access to some of the island's most beautiful beachfront locations. para-3 Dining is a central part of the Jumby Bay experience, with three principal restaurants offering very different settings across the island. Veranda provides relaxed all day dining close to the beach, while The Sand Bar pairs Caribbean flavours and fresh seafood with one of the finest waterfront locations on the island. The Estate House, set within a beautifully restored plantation house, delivers the resort's signature dining experience and remains one of Antigua's most celebrated restaurant settings. Menus draw heavily on local produce and the surrounding waters, while private dining experiences can be arranged across the island for guests seeking something more intimate. Whether dining by the beach or beneath the historic arches of The Estate House, the emphasis remains firmly on place and atmosphere. para-4 Life on Jumby Bay revolves around the island itself. Guests spend their days moving between beaches, pools and shaded terraces, often by bicycle, with the freedom to explore at their own pace. Watersports, sailing, paddleboarding and kayaking make full use of the surrounding Caribbean waters, while tennis courts, fitness facilities and organised island activities provide additional variety. The island's size creates opportunities rarely found elsewhere in the Caribbean. It is entirely possible to find a stretch of beach to yourself, cycle through tropical landscapes without seeing another guest, or spend an afternoon watching the sea from a quiet corner of the shoreline. para-5 The Jumby Bay Spa occupies a peaceful part of the island where treatment rooms are positioned amongst tropical gardens away from the resort's social spaces. A menu of wellness therapies, massages and beauty treatments is complemented by fitness facilities and yoga sessions that reflect the island's calm and unhurried rhythm. para-6 Located just two miles from Antigua, Jumby Bay is reached by a short private boat transfer from VC Bird International Airport. The journey takes only minutes, yet the island feels entirely separate from the mainland, creating a level of privacy that has attracted discerning Caribbean travellers for decades.

From £2060 per night

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Blue Waters Resort & Spa
Antigua

Blue Waters Resort & Spa

Blue Waters Resort & Spa occupies a privileged stretch of Antigua's northwest coastline, where secluded coves, mature tropical gardens and a long established reputation for warm Caribbean hospitality create one of the island's most enduring luxury resorts. Spread across 17 acres of landscaped grounds, the resort feels established in a way that many newer Caribbean properties cannot replicate. Palm lined pathways lead between gardens, pools, restaurants and hidden beaches, while the coastline reveals a series of intimate coves that provide a greater sense of privacy than the broad expanses of sand found elsewhere on the island. The layout encourages guests to wander, with each part of the estate offering a slightly different perspective of the Caribbean Sea. Despite its size, Blue Waters retains an intimate atmosphere. Longstanding ownership and decades of careful evolution have shaped a resort that feels comfortable in its surroundings rather than overly polished or theatrical. The result is a property that appeals equally to couples seeking a quieter Caribbean escape and families looking for space, facilities and a relaxed pace of life. para-2 Accommodation is positioned throughout the estate, from rooms and suites set amongst the gardens to some of Antigua's most desirable beachfront addresses. Deluxe Beachfront Rooms place the sea directly outside the door, while the Hillside Suites and Hillside Luxury Suites enjoy elevated positions overlooking the grounds. The Cove Suites represent some of the resort's most sought after accommodation, occupying a more secluded section of the coastline with direct access to a quiet beach. Luxury Suites introduce additional indoor and outdoor living space, while the Cove Penthouse provides a residential style experience with expansive terraces and uninterrupted sea views. para-3 Dining is centred around three restaurants and several bars, each taking advantage of a different setting across the resort. The Palm Restaurant serves breakfast and evening dining in an open air environment overlooking the water, while The Reef provides a more relaxed beachfront option for lunches and lighter meals throughout the day. The Cove Restaurant remains the culinary focal point of the resort. Positioned dramatically above the shoreline, it specialises in French inspired cuisine and enjoys some of the finest dining views on Antigua. Elsewhere, the Pelican Bar and additional lounges provide relaxed settings for cocktails, afternoon drinks and evening gatherings beside the sea. para-4 Blue Waters offers two beaches and seven freshwater pools spread throughout the grounds, allowing guests to choose between lively social areas and quieter corners hidden amongst the gardens. The coastline is ideal for swimming, while complimentary watersports, snorkelling, kayaking and windsurfing provide opportunities to explore the bay. Tennis courts, a modern fitness centre and a varied programme of activities cater to more active guests, while boat excursions, fishing trips and island tours allow visitors to discover more of Antigua beyond the resort. For many guests, however, the greatest luxury is simply spending the day between beach, pool and shaded terrace with nowhere particular to be. para-5 The Elemis Spa occupies one of the most peaceful positions within the resort and combines treatment rooms with panoramic sea views, a beauty salon and a comprehensive wellness programme. Massage therapies, facials, body treatments, yoga sessions and fitness classes are complemented by a well equipped gym, creating a wellness offering that comfortably exceeds expectations for a resort of this scale. para-6 Located close to St John's on Antigua's northwest coast, Blue Waters is approximately 15 minutes from VC Bird International Airport. The convenient location allows guests to arrive quickly while still enjoying the privacy and tranquillity of a resort that feels removed from the island's busier areas.

From £315 per night

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Curtain Bluff
Antigua

Curtain Bluff

Curtain Bluff, part of Relais & Chateaux, is one of the Caribbean's great resort hotels occupying a remarkable position on Antigua's southern coast where a narrow headland places the sea on both sides of the property. Few resorts enjoy a setting quite like this. One side faces a long sweep of calm white sand beach, while the other looks across a rugged coastline towards the open Caribbean Sea. The resort takes full advantage of its location, with accommodation, restaurants and public spaces carefully arranged along the bluff to maximise the views. Despite its reputation and long history, Curtain Bluff has never chased trends. Instead, it has remained loyal to a style of hospitality built around generous space, attentive service and an atmosphere that feels effortlessly relaxed. There is a confidence to the resort that comes from decades of refinement rather than reinvention. Guests return year after year for familiar faces, exceptional service and a setting that remains every bit as compelling today as when the resort first opened. para-2 The 72 rooms and suites are positioned directly towards the sea, ensuring every category enjoys a strong connection to the water. Interiors favour comfort, space and natural light over unnecessary embellishment, creating accommodation that feels welcoming rather than showy. Junior Suites offer generous living space and private outdoor areas overlooking the Caribbean, while larger suite categories provide additional room for longer stays. Throughout the resort, the emphasis remains on the view, with balconies and terraces becoming natural extensions of the accommodation and inviting guests to spend as much time outdoors as possible. para-3 Dining centres around two restaurants that have long been an important part of the Curtain Bluff experience. The Tamarind Tree serves breakfast and dinner from an open sided setting overlooking the sea, combining Caribbean influences with classic international cuisine. Menus change regularly, reflecting both seasonal ingredients and the resort's longstanding culinary standards. The Sea Grape provides a more relaxed beachfront setting for lunch and selected evening dining, while the resort's wine cellar supports one of the strongest wine programmes in the Caribbean. Two bars ensure guests are never far from a cocktail, glass of wine or afternoon refreshment overlooking the water. para-4 The beach remains at the heart of daily life, whether swimming in calm waters, relaxing beneath the shade of a palm tree or taking advantage of the extensive watersports programme. Sailing, snorkelling, kayaking and paddle sports are all included, while diving and fishing excursions allow guests to explore further afield. Beyond the beach, Curtain Bluff offers one of the most comprehensive activity programmes on the island, including a respected tennis centre, pickleball courts, squash court, fitness facilities and organised activities. Despite the breadth of facilities, the atmosphere never feels busy, allowing guests to shape each day entirely around their own pace. para-5 The spa occupies a peaceful position overlooking the coastline and offers a range of treatments, wellness therapies and massage experiences. Yoga classes, personal training and a fully equipped fitness centre complement the spa facilities, providing a balanced wellness offering that feels entirely in keeping with the resort's relaxed approach to luxury. para-6 Curtain Bluff is located approximately 30 minutes from VC Bird International Airport on Antigua's southern coast. Its position provides easy access to English Harbour and Nelson's Dockyard while maintaining the privacy and exclusivity that have helped establish its reputation as one of the Caribbean's most respected resorts.

From £780 per night

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Hermitage Bay
Antigua

Hermitage Bay

Tucked into a quiet bay on Antigua’s west coast, Hermitage Bay is an adults-only all-inclusive retreat where the natural setting does most of the work The beach curves gently across the bay, backed by dense tropical hillside, and the entire property feels deliberately low-key and spaced out, with no sense of crowding or overdevelopment. The architecture is intentionally restrained, allowing the landscape to lead. Suites are set across a 16-acre estate, either at ground level within the gardens or elevated into the hillside, with timber structures, wide verandas, and open-fronted layouts that draw in light and airflow. The effect is simple but considered, with a strong emphasis on privacy and uninterrupted views rather than statement design. para-2 All 30 suites are standalone, which makes a noticeable difference to the overall feel of the stay. Garden and beachfront options sit closer to the main areas, while the Hillside Pool Suites are positioned higher up, offering wider views across the bay along with private plunge pools and larger terraces. Interiors are consistent throughout, with dark wood finishes, white linens, and a layout that prioritises space and ease over decoration. para-3 Dining takes place in two beachfront restaurants, where menus change regularly and focus on local ingredients, including produce grown within the resort’s own gardens. The setting is informal but well executed, shifting naturally from relaxed daytime meals to quieter evening dining, with no need for formality but a clear sense of attention to detail. para-4 Days here tend to fall into an easy rhythm, split between the beach, the pool, and a handful of low-key activities such as sailing, kayaking, and guided excursions. There’s no pressure to fill the time, which suits the setting — most guests naturally settle into a slower pace without much effort. para-5 The Garden Spa is set slightly back into the hillside, offering treatments including massages and facials in a space that feels separate from the main resort. Yoga, Pilates, and meditation sessions take place in a dedicated pavilion, reinforcing the overall sense of calm. para-6 Located around 10 minutes from Jolly Harbour and approximately 40 minutes from VC Bird International Airport, the resort feels quietly removed while still being within reach of the island’s main points of interest.

From £1180 per night

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Hammock Cove
Antigua

Hammock Cove

Set on Antigua’s northeast coast overlooking the limestone formations of Devil’s Bridge National Park, Hammock Cove is an adults-only all-inclusive retreat defined by its elevated position and uninterrupted ocean outlook. The setting feels intentionally secluded, with the sound and movement of the Atlantic shaping the atmosphere, while the layout maintains a strong sense of privacy throughout. The design is contemporary Caribbean, expressed through clean architectural lines, vaulted ceilings, and a restrained palette of natural stone and soft neutral tones. Villas are thoughtfully spaced across the landscape to preserve both privacy and views, while open-air walkways and terraces create a fluid connection between indoor living spaces and the surrounding coastline. para-2 The resort comprises 42 standalone villas, each centred around its own private infinity-edge plunge pool and furnished terrace. Interiors are calm and refined, with high ceilings, generous proportions, and a consistent focus on comfort and space. Features include air conditioning, Smart TVs, minibars, and spa-style bathrooms with double showers, while the presence of a dedicated Personal Guest Ambassador ensures a seamless, highly personalised stay. para-3 Dining is delivered across a collection of distinct venues, including The Lighthouse Restaurant, Irina’s Bistro, and Sir Rob’s Steakhouse. Menus draw on both Caribbean and international influences, with an emphasis on quality ingredients and considered presentation. The experience is complemented by a series of bars, including On The Rocks and the Chairman’s Lounge, where the tone remains relaxed but well executed. para-4 Life at Hammock Cove is centred around the villas and the coastline, with a three-tiered infinity pool, two beaches, and a selection of activities including snorkelling, kayaking, and tennis. Yoga sessions and curated excursions add variety, though the overall pace remains unhurried, allowing guests to engage as much or as little as they choose. para-5 The Tranquility Body & Soul Spa provides a quieter counterpoint to the main resort, offering a full range of treatments alongside wellness facilities including a sauna and fitness centre. The setting reinforces the overall sense of calm that defines the property. para-6 Located approximately 7.8 miles from VC Bird International Airport, the resort is easily accessible while maintaining a distinct sense of remove, with its coastal position offering both privacy and uninterrupted views across the Atlantic.

From £650 per night

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The Inn at English Harbour
Antigua

The Inn at English Harbour

Tucked into Freeman’s Bay within Nelson’s Dockyard National Park, The Inn at English Harbour feels quietly set apart, with a setting that carries both seclusion and a strong sense of place. The layout follows the natural shape of the land, stretching from a sheltered beachfront back into tropical hillside gardens. Rather than a single focal point, the resort unfolds in layers, with pathways linking the beach, main house, and more elevated areas. The design leans classic and understated, allowing the historic surroundings and landscape to take the lead rather than competing with them. para-2 The 31 suites are intentionally limited in number, reinforcing the sense of intimacy that defines the property. Interiors are traditional and comfortable, but it’s the positioning — whether closer to the beach or set into the hillside — that shapes the experience, with terraces opening onto gardens or sea views and a clear feeling of space between each accommodation. para-3 Dining is centred around The Terrace Restaurant and The Reef Restaurant, both of which take full advantage of their setting. The approach is unhurried and à la carte throughout, with menus that draw on Caribbean and international influences, and a noticeable emphasis on fresh, locally sourced ingredients. The open-air bar and terrace areas carry the same tone, offering a relaxed but refined place to spend the evening. para-4 The pace here is distinctly calm, shaped by the beach, the gardens, and the surrounding national park rather than structured activity. Watersports, tennis, and gentle excursions are available, but they sit quietly alongside the setting, allowing the overall atmosphere to remain composed and unforced. para-5 The spa is set within the gardens, offering treatments in a setting that feels naturally integrated into the landscape, alongside a small library and quieter spaces that reinforce the retreat-like feel. para-6 Located within English Harbour, the resort sits moments from Nelson’s Dockyard while still feeling removed, giving it a rare balance between access to one of Antigua’s most characterful areas and genuine seclusion.

From £560 per night

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Cocos Hotel
Antigua

Cocos Hotel

COCOS Hotel is an adults only boutique retreat on Antigua's southwest coast where colourful hillside cottages overlook the Caribbean Sea from one of the island's most romantic settings. What immediately sets COCOS apart is its strong sense of place. Built across a steep headland between two white sand beaches, the resort follows the contours of the landscape rather than reshaping it. Wooden pathways wind through tropical gardens, connecting cottages, restaurants and viewpoints positioned high above the coastline. The result feels intimate and deeply connected to its surroundings, with sea views appearing at almost every turn and sunsets becoming part of the daily rhythm. The atmosphere is deliberately relaxed and couples focused. There are no large hotel blocks or formal public spaces here. Instead, the resort embraces a simpler Caribbean style that places the emphasis firmly on the setting, the views and the easy pace of life that has made COCOS one of Antigua's most popular escapes for couples. para-2 Accommodation consists of just 44 standalone cottages spread across the hillside. Every cottage enjoys a private balcony with hammocks and Adirondack chairs positioned towards the sea, creating outdoor living spaces that become a natural extension of the room itself. Standard View and Premium View Cottages offer elevated positions across the bay, while Sunset View Cottages capture some of the finest evening views on the island. Bay View Pool Cottages, Sunset Pool Cottages and the highly sought after Beach Front Pool Cottage introduce private infinity pools and even greater privacy, with some occupying dramatic cliffside locations overlooking the Caribbean Sea. para-3 Dining takes place at Coco's Restaurant, where breakfast, lunch and dinner are served from an open sided setting overlooking the water. Menus combine Caribbean influences with international favourites, with local seafood featuring prominently throughout the week. The all inclusive format remains refreshingly uncomplicated, allowing guests to settle into the rhythm of the resort without reservations or multiple dining venues dictating the experience. Ocean views accompany almost every meal, while attentive service and a relaxed atmosphere reinforce the resort's easy going character. para-4 Days are largely shaped by the coastline. Two beaches sit on either side of the headland, providing calm swimming conditions and easy access to the clear waters of the bay. An outdoor pool occupies one of the resort's most scenic viewpoints, while snorkelling, kayaking and other watersports allow guests to explore the surrounding coastline. Life moves at an intentionally slower pace than many larger Caribbean resorts. Couples spend their time between beach, cottage, pool and restaurant, with occasional live music and evening entertainment providing atmosphere without changing the resort's peaceful nature. para-5 The Serenity Spa provides a dedicated wellness space overlooking the coast, offering massages, facials, body treatments, manicures and pedicures. Yoga sessions take place in the open air, while the surrounding setting encourages the kind of unhurried relaxation that defines the wider resort experience. para-6 COCOS Hotel sits between Jolly Beach and Jolly Harbour on Antigua's southwest coast, approximately 30 minutes from VC Bird International Airport. English Harbour, Nelson's Dockyard and many of the island's best known attractions can be reached within a short drive, although most guests find little reason to leave the bay once they arrive.

From £315 per night

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Galley Bay Resort & Spa
Antigua

Galley Bay Resort & Spa

Set along a three-quarter-mile stretch of white sand on Antigua’s northwest coast, Galley Bay Resort & Spa is an adults-only all-inclusive retreat defined by its quiet beachfront setting and expansive tropical gardens. The atmosphere is deliberately low-key, with a strong sense of space between the beach, lagoon, and greenery that gives the property a more relaxed, unstructured feel. The layout follows the natural curve of the bay, with low-rise buildings and cottage-style accommodation positioned to maximise views and privacy. The design leans into a classic Caribbean aesthetic, combining open-air spaces with simple, functional interiors that allow the surroundings to take precedence over the built environment. para-2 The 98 rooms and suites are spread across the beachfront and gardens, each offering a private patio or balcony with either ocean or lagoon views. Interiors are consistent in style, featuring air conditioning, minibars, coffee facilities, and en-suite bathrooms, with a straightforward, comfortable finish. Gauguin cottages provide a more secluded option, set within private garden areas with dedicated cabanas. para-3 Dining is varied across multiple venues, including Sea Grape Restaurant, Gauguin Restaurant, Ismay’s Restaurant, and The Barefoot Grill. Menus range from Caribbean and local dishes to more international options, with settings that move between beachfront dining and more intimate, candlelit spaces. A number of open-air bars, including the Rum Shack, support the all-inclusive offering throughout the day. para-4 The resort offers a broad mix of activities, from snorkelling, kayaking, and sailing to tennis and guided excursions. A central pool and fitness centre provide additional options, while the long beachfront remains the focal point for most guests, whether for walking, swimming, or simply spending time by the water. para-5 The Indulge Spa offers a range of treatments including massages, body therapies, and wellness programmes, supported by relaxation areas and a quieter setting away from the main resort spaces. para-6 Located approximately 7.8 km from VC Bird International Airport and 4.5 km from Cedar Valley Golf Course, the resort is well positioned for access while maintaining a sense of separation from busier parts of the island.

From £580 per night

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Cocobay Resort
Antigua

Cocobay Resort

Cocobay Resort occupies a spectacular stretch of Antigua's southwest coast where colourful hillside cottages, two beautiful beaches and uninterrupted views across Ffryes Bay create one of the island's most distinctive adults only escapes. What makes Cocobay memorable is that it feels unmistakably Caribbean. Rather than large hotel buildings or contemporary villas, accommodation is spread across a hillside of brightly painted wooden cottages overlooking the sea. Pathways weave through tropical gardens, connecting restaurants, pools and viewpoints across the property, while the elevated position ensures much of the resort enjoys sweeping coastal views. The atmosphere is relaxed and romantic, with a character that feels rooted in Antigua rather than imported from elsewhere. Life here naturally centres on the landscape. The bay unfolds below the resort, neighbouring beaches sit within easy walking distance, and sunsets become part of the daily rhythm. There is an easy informality to Cocobay that encourages guests to slow down, settle in and enjoy the simple pleasures of island life. para-2 The accommodation consists entirely of standalone cottages, each positioned to maximise privacy and outlook. Garden View Cottages offer a peaceful base amongst the tropical grounds, while Deluxe View Cottages introduce wider sea views from elevated positions across the hillside. The most sought after accommodation sits closest to the water. Deluxe Pool Cottages, Premium Pool Suites and Waterfront Pool Suites combine private pools with panoramic views across Ffryes Bay, while the Azure Waterfront Pool Suites occupy the resort's finest positions overlooking the Caribbean Sea. Large verandas, hammocks and outdoor living spaces are central to the experience, encouraging guests to spend as much time outside as they do indoors. para-3 Dining revolves around Rafters Restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch and dinner from an open air setting overlooking the bay. Menus draw on Caribbean influences alongside international favourites, creating a relaxed approach that suits the all inclusive format particularly well. Guests also have access to Sheer Rocks, one of Antigua's most celebrated restaurants. Positioned on a dramatic rocky headland beside the resort, it offers a more refined dining experience with private pavilions, sea views and a menu that has helped establish its reputation amongst the island's leading restaurants. para-4 Two beautiful beaches sit directly below the resort, providing excellent swimming and easy access to the clear waters of Antigua's southwest coast. Several infinity pools are positioned throughout the grounds, many taking full advantage of the elevated setting and views across the bay. Kayaking, snorkelling and Hobie Cat sailing are included, while nearby hiking trails, golf and island excursions provide additional opportunities to explore. Evenings remain relaxed, with occasional live music and entertainment adding atmosphere without changing the resort's laid back character. para-5 The wellness deck and spa provide a quieter space dedicated to relaxation. Treatments, massage therapies and yoga sessions take place in open air surroundings overlooking the coastline, while a fitness area allows guests to maintain their routines between beach and pool time. para-6 Cocobay is located on Antigua's southwest coast overlooking Ffryes Bay, approximately 45 minutes from VC Bird International Airport. Valley Church Beach and Little Ffryes Beach are both nearby, while the island's popular west coast attractions remain within easy reach.

From £245 per night

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The Escape at Nonsuch Bay
Antigua

The Escape at Nonsuch Bay

Set apart on the quieter side of Nonsuch Bay, The Escape at Nonsuch Bay is designed as a low-density, adults-only retreat where privacy is built into the experience rather than added on. The layout is deliberately contained and uncluttered, with suites arranged to maximise separation and views across the water. The design leans contemporary but softened with natural textures, and there’s a clear emphasis on calm throughout — from the positioning of the buildings to the way the central areas are kept understated rather than over-programmed. It feels intentionally removed from busier resort environments, with a slower, more considered pace. para-2 All 40 suites follow the same core concept, each centred around its own private plunge pool and outdoor living space. Interiors are clean and well-proportioned, but it’s the outdoor setup — soaking tubs, daybeds, and terraces facing the bay — that defines the stay. The consistency across categories means the experience is less about upgrading room type and more about settling into a space that already feels self-contained from the outset. para-3 Dining is focused and intimate, centred around Drift Restaurant & Bar, where menus move between Caribbean and international dishes with an emphasis on fresh, lighter plates. The setting stays relaxed and open throughout the day, while options to dine privately — whether in-suite or poolside — add another layer for guests who want to keep the experience more contained. Access to additional restaurants at Nonsuch Bay Resort broadens the choice without changing the core feel. para-4 The pace of the resort is intentionally unhurried, with days naturally revolving around the suite, the pool, and the water. Activities such as kayaking, snorkeling, and boat trips are available, but they sit in the background rather than defining the stay, allowing the overall atmosphere to remain calm and uninterrupted. para-5 Wellness is woven in quietly, with treatments at Escape Wellness, yoga sessions on the dock, and small-scale experiences that complement the slower rhythm rather than compete with it. para-6 Located on Antigua’s southeast coast, the setting feels more removed and less developed than other parts of the island, reinforcing the sense of retreat while still remaining accessible from the airport.

From £160 per night

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Tamarind Hills
Antigua

Tamarind Hills

Tamarind Hills is set on a low bluff above Ffryes and Darkwood Beach, where the position gives it a natural sense of privacy and some of the island’s most uninterrupted west-facing views. The design is contemporary but deliberately low-density, with villas and suites arranged in a way that prioritises space over scale. Rather than a centralised resort core, the layout unfolds across the hillside, with each accommodation positioned to capture light, views, and a degree of separation. The overall feel is closer to a private residential enclave than a traditional hotel, with clean architectural lines softened by the surrounding gardens and coastline. para-2 The 33 accommodations are notably generous in size, ranging from studios through to multi-bedroom residences, all designed with a strong emphasis on indoor-outdoor living. Fully equipped kitchens, living areas, and wide terraces shift the experience away from a standard hotel stay towards something more self-contained. Larger villas in particular feel like private homes, while still benefiting from hotel services, making them especially well suited to longer stays or guests wanting more autonomy without sacrificing convenience. para-3 Dining is centred around Wild Tamarind and The Terrace, both positioned to make the most of the sea-facing setting. The menus draw from Caribbean and Mediterranean influences, with a clear focus on fresh seafood and lighter, well-balanced dishes. The experience is relaxed rather than formal, with open-air seating and a natural flow from day into evening that fits the pace of the property. para-4 The rhythm of the stay is unhurried, shaped more by the space and setting than by programmed activity. The pool, private beach, and direct access to nearby beaches provide enough variation without needing to leave the immediate area, while watersports such as kayaking and paddleboarding add a light layer of activity without changing the overall tone. para-5 The spa and fitness offering is compact but thoughtfully integrated, with treatments and classes that complement the quieter, more residential nature of the resort rather than competing with it. para-6 Located in Johnson’s Point on Antigua’s west coast, Tamarind Hills sits within easy reach of some of the island’s most regarded beaches while maintaining a sense of remove from busier areas.

From £290 per night

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Hodges Bay Resort & Spa
Antigua

Hodges Bay Resort & Spa

Set along Antigua’s north coast on the edge of Jabberwock Beach, Hodges Bay Resort & Spa presents a more contemporary take on the Caribbean stay, balancing clean design with an easy connection to the sea. The setting feels open and breezy, with the Atlantic trade winds moving through the property and the shoreline stretching out just beyond the main resort spaces. The architecture is modern and low-rise, with a mix of suites and villas arranged across landscaped grounds to create a sense of space without feeling spread thin. A restrained palette, clean lines, and open terraces define the design, while the overall layout moves naturally between beachfront, pool areas, and quieter residential-style spaces. para-2 The 79 rooms, suites, and villas are designed with a more residential feel, offering generous proportions and practical layouts. Features include air conditioning, coffee facilities, refrigerators, and en-suite bathrooms with rainfall showers, while higher categories introduce fully equipped kitchens, private plunge pools, and expansive terraces. The larger villas and penthouses feel notably more private, suited to longer stays or groups, with butler service adding an additional layer of ease. para-3 Dining is spread across several venues, including White Sands, Black Sails, Pulse Café, and the Drift Pool Bar. Menus range from lighter daytime options to more structured evening dining, with an emphasis on variety rather than formality. The rooftop and poolside spaces bring a more social energy, particularly in the evenings, without dominating the overall atmosphere. para-4 The resort offers a broad mix of spaces, from two pools and beachfront lounging areas to a private island experience at Prickly Pear. Watersports, yoga, and tennis provide activity during the day, while live music and evening events introduce a more lively edge compared to more traditional resorts on the island. para-5 The Bohemia Spa offers a full range of treatments alongside a steam room, sauna, and fitness centre, positioned to provide a quieter counterbalance to the more social areas of the resort. para-6 Located approximately 3 km from VC Bird International Airport and around 15 minutes from St John’s, the resort is one of the most accessible on the island, making it a practical option for shorter stays.

From £225 per night

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The Escape at Nonsuch Bay
Antigua

The Escape at Nonsuch Bay

Set apart on the quieter side of Nonsuch Bay, The Escape at Nonsuch Bay is designed as a low-density, adults-only retreat where privacy is built into the experience rather than added on. The layout is deliberately contained and uncluttered, with suites arranged to maximise separation and views across the water. The design leans contemporary but softened with natural textures, and there’s a clear emphasis on calm throughout — from the positioning of the buildings to the way the central areas are kept understated rather than over-programmed. It feels intentionally removed from busier resort environments, with a slower, more considered pace. para-2 All 40 suites follow the same core concept, each centred around its own private plunge pool and outdoor living space. Interiors are clean and well-proportioned, but it’s the outdoor setup — soaking tubs, daybeds, and terraces facing the bay — that defines the stay. The consistency across categories means the experience is less about upgrading room type and more about settling into a space that already feels self-contained from the outset. para-3 Dining is focused and intimate, centred around Drift Restaurant & Bar, where menus move between Caribbean and international dishes with an emphasis on fresh, lighter plates. The setting stays relaxed and open throughout the day, while options to dine privately — whether in-suite or poolside — add another layer for guests who want to keep the experience more contained. Access to additional restaurants at Nonsuch Bay Resort broadens the choice without changing the core feel. para-4 The pace of the resort is intentionally unhurried, with days naturally revolving around the suite, the pool, and the water. Activities such as kayaking, snorkeling, and boat trips are available, but they sit in the background rather than defining the stay, allowing the overall atmosphere to remain calm and uninterrupted. para-5 Wellness is woven in quietly, with treatments at Escape Wellness, yoga sessions on the dock, and small-scale experiences that complement the slower rhythm rather than compete with it. para-6 Located on Antigua’s southeast coast, the setting feels more removed and less developed than other parts of the island, reinforcing the sense of retreat while still remaining accessible from the airport.

From £160 per night

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Cocos Hotel
Antigua

Cocos Hotel

COCOS Hotel is an adults only boutique retreat on Antigua's southwest coast where colourful hillside cottages overlook the Caribbean Sea from one of the island's most romantic settings. What immediately sets COCOS apart is its strong sense of place. Built across a steep headland between two white sand beaches, the resort follows the contours of the landscape rather than reshaping it. Wooden pathways wind through tropical gardens, connecting cottages, restaurants and viewpoints positioned high above the coastline. The result feels intimate and deeply connected to its surroundings, with sea views appearing at almost every turn and sunsets becoming part of the daily rhythm. The atmosphere is deliberately relaxed and couples focused. There are no large hotel blocks or formal public spaces here. Instead, the resort embraces a simpler Caribbean style that places the emphasis firmly on the setting, the views and the easy pace of life that has made COCOS one of Antigua's most popular escapes for couples. para-2 Accommodation consists of just 44 standalone cottages spread across the hillside. Every cottage enjoys a private balcony with hammocks and Adirondack chairs positioned towards the sea, creating outdoor living spaces that become a natural extension of the room itself. Standard View and Premium View Cottages offer elevated positions across the bay, while Sunset View Cottages capture some of the finest evening views on the island. Bay View Pool Cottages, Sunset Pool Cottages and the highly sought after Beach Front Pool Cottage introduce private infinity pools and even greater privacy, with some occupying dramatic cliffside locations overlooking the Caribbean Sea. para-3 Dining takes place at Coco's Restaurant, where breakfast, lunch and dinner are served from an open sided setting overlooking the water. Menus combine Caribbean influences with international favourites, with local seafood featuring prominently throughout the week. The all inclusive format remains refreshingly uncomplicated, allowing guests to settle into the rhythm of the resort without reservations or multiple dining venues dictating the experience. Ocean views accompany almost every meal, while attentive service and a relaxed atmosphere reinforce the resort's easy going character. para-4 Days are largely shaped by the coastline. Two beaches sit on either side of the headland, providing calm swimming conditions and easy access to the clear waters of the bay. An outdoor pool occupies one of the resort's most scenic viewpoints, while snorkelling, kayaking and other watersports allow guests to explore the surrounding coastline. Life moves at an intentionally slower pace than many larger Caribbean resorts. Couples spend their time between beach, cottage, pool and restaurant, with occasional live music and evening entertainment providing atmosphere without changing the resort's peaceful nature. para-5 The Serenity Spa provides a dedicated wellness space overlooking the coast, offering massages, facials, body treatments, manicures and pedicures. Yoga sessions take place in the open air, while the surrounding setting encourages the kind of unhurried relaxation that defines the wider resort experience. para-6 COCOS Hotel sits between Jolly Beach and Jolly Harbour on Antigua's southwest coast, approximately 30 minutes from VC Bird International Airport. English Harbour, Nelson's Dockyard and many of the island's best known attractions can be reached within a short drive, although most guests find little reason to leave the bay once they arrive.

From £315 per night

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The Inn at English Harbour
Antigua

The Inn at English Harbour

Tucked into Freeman’s Bay within Nelson’s Dockyard National Park, The Inn at English Harbour feels quietly set apart, with a setting that carries both seclusion and a strong sense of place. The layout follows the natural shape of the land, stretching from a sheltered beachfront back into tropical hillside gardens. Rather than a single focal point, the resort unfolds in layers, with pathways linking the beach, main house, and more elevated areas. The design leans classic and understated, allowing the historic surroundings and landscape to take the lead rather than competing with them. para-2 The 31 suites are intentionally limited in number, reinforcing the sense of intimacy that defines the property. Interiors are traditional and comfortable, but it’s the positioning — whether closer to the beach or set into the hillside — that shapes the experience, with terraces opening onto gardens or sea views and a clear feeling of space between each accommodation. para-3 Dining is centred around The Terrace Restaurant and The Reef Restaurant, both of which take full advantage of their setting. The approach is unhurried and à la carte throughout, with menus that draw on Caribbean and international influences, and a noticeable emphasis on fresh, locally sourced ingredients. The open-air bar and terrace areas carry the same tone, offering a relaxed but refined place to spend the evening. para-4 The pace here is distinctly calm, shaped by the beach, the gardens, and the surrounding national park rather than structured activity. Watersports, tennis, and gentle excursions are available, but they sit quietly alongside the setting, allowing the overall atmosphere to remain composed and unforced. para-5 The spa is set within the gardens, offering treatments in a setting that feels naturally integrated into the landscape, alongside a small library and quieter spaces that reinforce the retreat-like feel. para-6 Located within English Harbour, the resort sits moments from Nelson’s Dockyard while still feeling removed, giving it a rare balance between access to one of Antigua’s most characterful areas and genuine seclusion.

From £560 per night

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Hermitage Bay
Antigua

Hermitage Bay

Tucked into a quiet bay on Antigua’s west coast, Hermitage Bay is an adults-only all-inclusive retreat where the natural setting does most of the work The beach curves gently across the bay, backed by dense tropical hillside, and the entire property feels deliberately low-key and spaced out, with no sense of crowding or overdevelopment. The architecture is intentionally restrained, allowing the landscape to lead. Suites are set across a 16-acre estate, either at ground level within the gardens or elevated into the hillside, with timber structures, wide verandas, and open-fronted layouts that draw in light and airflow. The effect is simple but considered, with a strong emphasis on privacy and uninterrupted views rather than statement design. para-2 All 30 suites are standalone, which makes a noticeable difference to the overall feel of the stay. Garden and beachfront options sit closer to the main areas, while the Hillside Pool Suites are positioned higher up, offering wider views across the bay along with private plunge pools and larger terraces. Interiors are consistent throughout, with dark wood finishes, white linens, and a layout that prioritises space and ease over decoration. para-3 Dining takes place in two beachfront restaurants, where menus change regularly and focus on local ingredients, including produce grown within the resort’s own gardens. The setting is informal but well executed, shifting naturally from relaxed daytime meals to quieter evening dining, with no need for formality but a clear sense of attention to detail. para-4 Days here tend to fall into an easy rhythm, split between the beach, the pool, and a handful of low-key activities such as sailing, kayaking, and guided excursions. There’s no pressure to fill the time, which suits the setting — most guests naturally settle into a slower pace without much effort. para-5 The Garden Spa is set slightly back into the hillside, offering treatments including massages and facials in a space that feels separate from the main resort. Yoga, Pilates, and meditation sessions take place in a dedicated pavilion, reinforcing the overall sense of calm. para-6 Located around 10 minutes from Jolly Harbour and approximately 40 minutes from VC Bird International Airport, the resort feels quietly removed while still being within reach of the island’s main points of interest.

From £1180 per night

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Hodges Bay Resort & Spa
Antigua

Hodges Bay Resort & Spa

Set along Antigua’s north coast on the edge of Jabberwock Beach, Hodges Bay Resort & Spa presents a more contemporary take on the Caribbean stay, balancing clean design with an easy connection to the sea. The setting feels open and breezy, with the Atlantic trade winds moving through the property and the shoreline stretching out just beyond the main resort spaces. The architecture is modern and low-rise, with a mix of suites and villas arranged across landscaped grounds to create a sense of space without feeling spread thin. A restrained palette, clean lines, and open terraces define the design, while the overall layout moves naturally between beachfront, pool areas, and quieter residential-style spaces. para-2 The 79 rooms, suites, and villas are designed with a more residential feel, offering generous proportions and practical layouts. Features include air conditioning, coffee facilities, refrigerators, and en-suite bathrooms with rainfall showers, while higher categories introduce fully equipped kitchens, private plunge pools, and expansive terraces. The larger villas and penthouses feel notably more private, suited to longer stays or groups, with butler service adding an additional layer of ease. para-3 Dining is spread across several venues, including White Sands, Black Sails, Pulse Café, and the Drift Pool Bar. Menus range from lighter daytime options to more structured evening dining, with an emphasis on variety rather than formality. The rooftop and poolside spaces bring a more social energy, particularly in the evenings, without dominating the overall atmosphere. para-4 The resort offers a broad mix of spaces, from two pools and beachfront lounging areas to a private island experience at Prickly Pear. Watersports, yoga, and tennis provide activity during the day, while live music and evening events introduce a more lively edge compared to more traditional resorts on the island. para-5 The Bohemia Spa offers a full range of treatments alongside a steam room, sauna, and fitness centre, positioned to provide a quieter counterbalance to the more social areas of the resort. para-6 Located approximately 3 km from VC Bird International Airport and around 15 minutes from St John’s, the resort is one of the most accessible on the island, making it a practical option for shorter stays.

From £225 per night

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Cocobay Resort
Antigua

Cocobay Resort

Cocobay Resort occupies a spectacular stretch of Antigua's southwest coast where colourful hillside cottages, two beautiful beaches and uninterrupted views across Ffryes Bay create one of the island's most distinctive adults only escapes. What makes Cocobay memorable is that it feels unmistakably Caribbean. Rather than large hotel buildings or contemporary villas, accommodation is spread across a hillside of brightly painted wooden cottages overlooking the sea. Pathways weave through tropical gardens, connecting restaurants, pools and viewpoints across the property, while the elevated position ensures much of the resort enjoys sweeping coastal views. The atmosphere is relaxed and romantic, with a character that feels rooted in Antigua rather than imported from elsewhere. Life here naturally centres on the landscape. The bay unfolds below the resort, neighbouring beaches sit within easy walking distance, and sunsets become part of the daily rhythm. There is an easy informality to Cocobay that encourages guests to slow down, settle in and enjoy the simple pleasures of island life. para-2 The accommodation consists entirely of standalone cottages, each positioned to maximise privacy and outlook. Garden View Cottages offer a peaceful base amongst the tropical grounds, while Deluxe View Cottages introduce wider sea views from elevated positions across the hillside. The most sought after accommodation sits closest to the water. Deluxe Pool Cottages, Premium Pool Suites and Waterfront Pool Suites combine private pools with panoramic views across Ffryes Bay, while the Azure Waterfront Pool Suites occupy the resort's finest positions overlooking the Caribbean Sea. Large verandas, hammocks and outdoor living spaces are central to the experience, encouraging guests to spend as much time outside as they do indoors. para-3 Dining revolves around Rafters Restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch and dinner from an open air setting overlooking the bay. Menus draw on Caribbean influences alongside international favourites, creating a relaxed approach that suits the all inclusive format particularly well. Guests also have access to Sheer Rocks, one of Antigua's most celebrated restaurants. Positioned on a dramatic rocky headland beside the resort, it offers a more refined dining experience with private pavilions, sea views and a menu that has helped establish its reputation amongst the island's leading restaurants. para-4 Two beautiful beaches sit directly below the resort, providing excellent swimming and easy access to the clear waters of Antigua's southwest coast. Several infinity pools are positioned throughout the grounds, many taking full advantage of the elevated setting and views across the bay. Kayaking, snorkelling and Hobie Cat sailing are included, while nearby hiking trails, golf and island excursions provide additional opportunities to explore. Evenings remain relaxed, with occasional live music and entertainment adding atmosphere without changing the resort's laid back character. para-5 The wellness deck and spa provide a quieter space dedicated to relaxation. Treatments, massage therapies and yoga sessions take place in open air surroundings overlooking the coastline, while a fitness area allows guests to maintain their routines between beach and pool time. para-6 Cocobay is located on Antigua's southwest coast overlooking Ffryes Bay, approximately 45 minutes from VC Bird International Airport. Valley Church Beach and Little Ffryes Beach are both nearby, while the island's popular west coast attractions remain within easy reach.

From £245 per night

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