Choose Curtain Bluff for a beach-centered Antigua stay where two distinct shores, included activities and serious tennis matter more than a town-based itinerary.
On Antigua’s southern peninsula, Curtain Bluff occupies a rocky headland between two beaches, with 72 guest rooms and suites set along the shore or just steps from the sand. The resort’s all-inclusive format covers meals, drinks and many activities, so the stay is oriented around the property rather than a town itinerary. Its mix of tennis, reef trips and water sports gives the days an active option alongside beach time; the bluffside rooms and sea-facing terraces make the distinctive geography part of the experience.
Antigua, Antigua and Barbuda
An ultra-exclusive clifftop sanctuary on Antigua's southwestern coast, offering just 25 suites set within private villa-style accommodations. The resort seamlessly blends sophisticated elegance with untouched natural beauty, featuring direct access to a pristine private beach.
Long Bay Village, Anguilla
On Anguilla’s west end, Malliouhana occupies a 25-acre bluff-top site above Meads Bay, Turtle Cove and Bobbing Cove, with views across the Caribbean and access to white-sand beaches. Guestrooms and suites are complemented by four villas a short drive away; the tiered infinity pool, spa and varied dining venues give the stay a strong on-property rhythm. The setting pairs broad ocean panoramas with easy shifts between beach time, water activities and quiet time by the pool.
West End, Anguilla
On Anguilla’s west end, this 35-acre beachfront resort stretches between Barnes Bay and Meads Bay, pairing two distinct stretches of coast with a mix of guest rooms, suites, villas, townhomes and residences. Its 181 accommodations range from rooms with balconies to larger homes with kitchens and private pools, making the property work for both conventional resort stays and longer, more self-contained trips. Contemporary architecture and natural materials frame a setting shaped by open Caribbean views and direct beach access.
Palm Beach, United States
On Palm Beach Island, this four-story oceanfront resort faces the Atlantic from a stretch of sand. Its 207 accommodations comprise 193 guest rooms and 14 suites, each with a furnished balcony; views vary by category. Martin Brudnizki’s interiors use mid-century references and a palette inspired by Palm Beach pinks and natural greens. Days can centre on the beach and pools, with seafood at Seaway or live-fire Mediterranean-inspired cooking at Florie’s.
Carrillo, Costa Rica
On Guanacaste’s Papagayo Peninsula, this 45-acre resort occupies a narrow plateau 97 metres above the Pacific, with beaches on both sides. Its 199 guest accommodations range from guest rooms to suites, villas and private residences. The setting pairs elevated ocean and bay outlooks with native tropical landscape; design draws on local lava rock, stone and caña brava, with hardwood floors and outdoor living spaces. Beach time, water sports and resort pools are central to the stay, with golf and tennis also on offer.
Nusa Dua, Indonesia
Set on the Sawangan coast of Nusa Dua, The Ritz-Carlton, Bali combines a beachfront with a clifftop resort setting overlooking the Indian Ocean. Its 313 accommodations are suites and villas, spread across landscaped tropical grounds; the villas include private-pool options. The resort’s appeal is largely self-contained: guests can move between the beach, multiple pools, a spa, and several restaurants, including a cliff-top Indonesian restaurant. It is a large-scale resort rather than a small, standalone hotel.
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