The peninsula sits between a gentle bay and a wilder surf beach. One side suits a swim before breakfast—the other calls for a stroll at sunset. English Harbour is close for heritage, yachts, and lively evenings. Flights from London run direct to Antigua, with an easy road transfer down to the south coast.

Every room faces the Caribbean. Beachfront Deluxe Rooms and Junior Suites sit steps from the sand. Grace Bay and Morris Bay Suites reach 2,000 square feet, with a living room, large terrace, and private Jacuzzi. Up on the bluff, One Bedroom Suites frame sweeping views. Fresh tones, cool air, and wide verandas set a refined island mood.

Days flow at your pace. Walk the bay at dawn. Book a driver to Shirley Heights for steel pan at sunset. Browse galleries in St John’s, or tour rum and cocoa makers inland. Charter a yacht from English Harbour for a coastal cruise. Save time for stargazing from the beach, with the surf as your soundtrack.

Life here feels effortless. The spa crowns the bluff with five treatment rooms and a hot tub that faces the sea. The fitness studio hosts yoga and Pilates. Four floodlit tennis courts sit by the water, with resident pros on hand. A vast wine cellar anchors tasting evenings. Afternoon tea on Sugar Mill Terrace marks the hour in a very civilised way.

Mornings and dinners unfold at Tamarind Tree with European and Caribbean dishes. Lunch moves to Sea Grape on the sand. Chef Christophe Blatz leads the kitchens and hosts small cooking classes. The cellar is one of the Caribbean’s most noted, and tastings can be arranged. Afternoon tea appears each day, light and proper, on the terrace. All meals and top-shelf drinks are included.

Elegant moments feel easy here. Mrs Hulford’s Bluff House hosts weekly cocktails and can set the scene for vows with sea views—private dinners on the beach suit anniversaries. The team plans small retreats with style and warmth. Many return each year, drawn by polished service and that relaxed country-house spirit in the tropics.