This privately owned 115-acre islet is rimmed by coral reefs and white-sand beaches. The 22 freestanding oceanview stone cottages and villas provide overhead fans, air-conditioning units, louvered windows, spacious shower-only baths, living rooms and wood-tone lanais with hammocks but lack in-room phones, televisions and Wi-Fi. One of the property’s many unique features is that cottage service can be ordered by hoisting a signal flag. Request unit 1, 2 or 22 for maximum privacy and views, or 6, 7 or 8 for the best beachfront location. The property encompasses an open-air restaurant in a hillside pavilion, plus a casual beachside bar, a Balinese spa and a dive center created by Jean-Michel Cousteau and staffed with resident naturalists and marine biologists. The hotel is closed every August to October.
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Glorious natural setting; unsurpassed sense of privacy; the new spa.
The lack of Wi-Fi in the cottages. The new beach bar and beachside restaurant are open to the public, which may not prove to be a good idea.
The Tobago Cays, with some of the best snorkeling in the Caribbean, are within easy reach.
Editor’s Choice: Cottage, $1,640 (all meals included; seven-night minimum stay required).
Three meals daily; Non-alcoholic beverages; Use of all non-motorized water sports; Wi-Fi available at reception area
Travel benefits are available when booking through our partner Andrew Harper Travel.
To learn more visit their website or call +(784) 458-8801. Contact Andrew Harper Travel to book this hotel as part of your next vacation.
In order to offer you the highest level of service, online booking is currently not available. Please call Andrew Harper Travel at (800) 375-4685, or contact the hotel directly, for reservations.
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