Island queens of the Caribbean

Reposing in a serene bay, the hotel seamlessly integrates into the topography of vegetation-blanketed cliffs; this proximity to nature culminates in an eco-commitment that ranges from the resort growing its own ingredients, to hosting sustainability workshops at its Earth Lab. The stresses of life positively evaporate here: the interiors are light and airy, while scents of cinnamon, nutmeg and palo santo emanate from the lagoon-adjacent spa.

Embark on a revitalising adventure that seamlessly weaves together the beauty of nature, wellness, and culinary delights, all centered around the tranquil Seven Sister Waterfalls. Start your day with a yoga session at Six Senses La Sagesse, followed by a scenic drive to the falls. Immerse yourself in lush surroundings and learn the captivating history, before taking a refreshing dip in the pool to reconnect with nature. Optionally, you can conclude the experience with a beachside barbecue hosted by SeaFire Restaurant chefs, offering vibrant local flavors and an idyllic toes-in-the-sand setting.

Set amid 12 acres of landscaped gardens on the island’s tranquil west coast, there’s a quintessentially British vibe to this hotel. It’s been owned by the same family, the O’Haras, since the 1950s, and you can feel it in the convivial service – Monday evenings, for example, are for savouring rum cocktails at their family home.