A pinnacle of privacy for the deep-pocketed looking to escape from it all; this paparazzi-free playground invites the elite to throw on the flip-flops, discover new skills, and let their authentic selves roam free.
Peter Island Resort
Peter Island Resort
The largest private island in the British Virgin Islands, this icon of bare-foot luxury is once more in its rightful spot at the top of the archipelago's hotel scene.
The largest private island in the British Virgin Islands, this icon of bare-foot luxury is once more in its rightful spot at the top of the archipelago's hotel scene.
Taking up but a small part of the island’s northern shore, a paradise of tropical vegetation, sandy beaches (five in total) and secluded bays surrounds this boutique gem. With crystal-clear waters just a toe-dip away from most rooms along Deadman’s Bay beach, it makes sense that the peaceful surroundings are mirrored in the interiors – all bright and breezy in shades of blue and green. The famous private villas, Falcon’s Nest and Hawk’s Nest, are the only keys perched on the hill tops; blessed with panoramic views of the island’s blanket of lush greenery down to the beaches below.
Dining here is a leisurely affair, with classic American steaks with a hint of Caribbean flair at Drake’s and informal meals at the Drunken Pelican – the bar and grill that sits at the newly added Yacht Club. Sitting in Sprat Bay harbour, the club and its marina are a fun change from the main resort, but it’s making time special for privacy-seeking pairs that Peter Island Resort really excels at. Think secluded picnic lunches on honeymoon beach and romantic hikes or drives to the colourful chairs at the island’s highest point – Sunset Loop.
- 52 rooms, suites and villas
- The separate Yacht Club Experience features its own restaurant, pool and marina
- Wellness is a highlight here in the vast spa featuring 7 treatment rooms, infinity pool and gardens
- For extra-special occasions, a whole island buy-out option is available
- Dine on American-Caribbean fusion fare at Drake Steakhouse or at the Drunken Pelican restaurant
- 52 rooms, suites and villas
- The separate Yacht Club Experience features its own restaurant, pool and marina
- Wellness is a highlight here in the vast spa featuring 7 treatment rooms, infinity pool and gardens
- For extra-special occasions, a whole island buy-out option is available
- Dine on American-Caribbean fusion fare at Drake Steakhouse or at the Drunken Pelican restaurant
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Famed as the private hideaway of Sir Richard Branson, this island paradise with its white sand beaches and dramatic headlands is an exhilarating helicopter or boat ride away from Tortola or Virgin Gorda.
Dotted along a natural crescent-shaped beach and framed by lush verdant hills, this acclaimed resort enjoys an enviable location on Virgin Gorda.