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2/12 - Terrace area of Sea View Room at Guana Island, British Virgin Islands
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4/12 - Terrace area in 3 Bedroom Villa at Guana Island, British Virgin Islands
5/12 - Sea view bedroom at Tennis courts at Guana Island, British Virgin Islands
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7/12 - Sea view bedroom at Tennis courts at Guana Island, British Virgin Islands
8/12 - Terrace overlooking the ocean at Guana Island, British Virgin Islands
9/12 - Stunning shot of Guana Island, British Virgin Islands
10/12 - Terrace of Harbour House Villa at Guana Island, British Virgin Islands
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12/12 - 3 bedroom Villa at Guana Island, British Virgin Islands
Located on a sprawling private island with acres of interior beauty to explore, this exclusive resort is certainly a jewel in the crown of luxury travel in the British Virgin Isles.
Why you'll love it here
- Just 18 unique rooms and villas with commanding views of the Caribbean and the Atlantic
- Experience this ecological reserve with miles of hiking trails, seven beaches and endemic wildlife
- Savour produce from the island’s five-acre organic orchard, farm and surrounding waters at the hotel restaurants
- Admire the resident flock of flamingos, tortoises, hundreds of rare iguanas, and colourful marine life
Best For
- Honeymoon,
Kelsey
Travel Specialist
Included in your holiday
- Lounge passes and meet & greet service in UK airports
- Transfers to and from your hotel
- All flight luggage allowances
- Personal concierge service
- 24/7 assistance when travelling
- Full ATOL protection
Full accommodation information
Hotel information
The chilled out Guana Island is one of the few last remaining privately-owned islands in the British Virgin Islands offering fine dining, a distinctly social atmosphere and cosy accommodation.
Here you’ll discover 850 acres of natural beauty, including seven white sand beaches, tropical forest, mountains, hills and valleys. The emphasis is on low-key luxury – so you’ll find acres of privacy, friendly service and romantic touches. Everything is worked around relaxation – from the library where you can kick back with a good read to the jasmine-scented terraces to view the night sky.
For a truly romantic experience book yourselves onto a Castaway Picnic – where the Guana Island boatman will whisk you off for lunch and a private afternoon on a beach all of your own.
The resort has an in-house massage therapist who can provide massages in-room or in the secluded, open-air, beachfront spa cabana. Designed to be an escape from it all, guestrooms at Guana Island are intentionally absent from TVs, phones and computers.
Dining at the Guana Restaurant is a wonderful experience, led by Executive Chef Xavier Arnau with food inspired by techniques he learned during stints at El Bulli and Nobu.
Sustainability Initiatives & Responsible Tourism
Guana Island focuses highly on land conservation. 99% of the island remains undeveloped and undisturbed, with the resort kept to a small corner of the island overlooking the sweeping Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean.
In their efforts to support the local BVI community and The Youth Empowerment Project, the island donates a portion of their revenue for their education and future opportunities. Visitors are invited to visit the facility to see this support in action.
Sustainability Initiatives & Responsible Tourism
Guana Island focuses highly on land conservation. 99% of the island remains undeveloped and undisturbed, with the resort kept to a small corner of the island overlooking the sweeping Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean.
In their efforts to support the local BVI community and The Youth Empowerment Project, the island donates a portion of their revenue for their education and future opportunities. Visitors are invited to visit the facility to see this support in action.
British Virgin Islands travel information
When to visit British Virgin Islands
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- Time zone: -4 GMT
- Flight time: 12 hours
- Recommended airlines: British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, Inter Caribbean Airways, Private and Share Charters
- Currency: US Dollar
- Tipping guideline: 10-15%
- Health considerations: There is a risk of dengue. There is a risk of Zika virus.
- Capital: Road Town
- Population: 31,763
- National languages: English
- Electricity and plugs: Type A/B - 110V, 60Hz
- Mobile phone coverage: Good coverage
- UK passport visa requirements: You don't need a visa for British Virgin Islands if you have a British passport - for a maximum of 6 months
Want to know more?
Call our Travel Specialists for a chat with our British-virgin-islands experts. They'll share their first-hand insights so you can find your perfect holiday.
Monday - Friday: 9am - 7:30pm
Saturday: 9am - 5pm
Sunday: 10am - 4pm
Kelsey
Travel Specialist
British Virgin Islands travel guides
Want some more help planning your holiday to British Virgin Islands? Read our expert guides to find out everything you need to know about where to stay, dine and explore on your Inspiring Travel escape.
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