
At the end of a dusty track, this blissfully boutique little gem unfurls over a hillside and along the beach in a hidden cove, away from the cares of the world.
Charming, unfussy, understated. These are the descriptors used by Curtain Bluff’s most loyal guests and friends. It’s a place of reunions; where its thoughtful approach and wealth of inclusive activities matches the just-like-home sensibility and keeps people coming back. On the site of a restored sugar mill, this iconic property offers the best of both worlds when it comes to fun in and on the water, with a calm bathing and water sports beach to one side, and wilder, more elemental sands with hammocks to the other. On the bluff, instead of TV screens in every room, wicker and rattan furniture point out to the Atlantic, making sure you drift away to the soft rush of waves each night.
Here, community trumps solitary indulgences. The hotel’s Old Road Fund was set up by the Hulford family in 1974 to support the village that sits just outside of the resort. Starting out with tennis tuition and impromptu school lessons, the fund has grown to include community projects like university scholarships, medical relief and sports development.
At the end of a dusty track, this blissfully boutique little gem unfurls over a hillside and along the beach in a hidden cove, away from the cares of the world.
With its secluded feel and hidden away coves, this long-established resort is particularly well loved for its fresher take on Antigua’s characteristic easy-going living.
Set on its own dot of an island a six minute boat ride off the coast of Antigua, this estate’s reputation often precedes it, and for good reason.