Villa in Antigua and Barbuda
Reasons to book
About this villa rental
Features:
The VillaInterior Grounds- Large living space with comfortable seating- Open-plan living space with access to kitchen- Fully equipped kitchen with sea views- Two master bedrooms with private terraces and en-suite bathrooms- Three double bedrooms with en-suite bathroomsExterior Grounds- Spacious wraparound terrace with panoramic views- Outdoor dining area- Covered outdoor lounge- Private infinity-edged pool- Sun loungersAdditional Facilities- Wi-Fi- Air conditioning- Parking on site- HD satellite TV- Microwave- Coffee machine- Toaster- Kettle- Ironing facilities- Bathrobes and slippers- Daily housekeeping service- Concierge service upon request- Private chef upon request- Airport transfer upon request- Access to Blue Waters Resort facilities
Location:
Rock Cottage is located on the expansive grounds of the Blue Waters Resort, where you will be sure to find plenty of activities that will ease you into the relaxed pace of Antiguan island life. From rejuvenating morning yoga classes to clifftop Pilates sessions at sunset, you will feel refreshed by your wonderful surroundings and the careful attention to detail that gives this resort its well-deserved reputation. After a dip in your own private swimming pool, you may wish to wander towards one of the resort’s secluded beach coves, discovering fabulous green gardens along the way.Should you wish to travel further afield, you will get to know the stunning island paradise of Antigua in no time. Encompassing two namesake sister islands and several smaller islets, the nation of Antigua and Barbuda is located in the heart of the beautiful Caribbean. Antigua is the largest of the nation’s islands at just 281 km², making it the perfect place for a relaxed Caribbean getaway. With 365 beaches, one for each day of the year, you will be spoiled for choice when it comes to your next dip in the ocean!Slightly further afield, Nelson’s Dockyard National Park can be reached within forty-five minutes by car. One of five national parks in Antigua, this cultural treasure is located on the island’s southern coastline. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, the eighteenth-century British naval dockyard is an area of great historical significance on the island, as well as a popular venue for maritime events and activities. For those who wish to experience the magic for themselves, there are plenty of sailing excursions and water-based activities available.Antigua boasts a variety of fantastic trekking trails, situated around the island and taking in sandy beaches, lush rainforests, and dreamlike coastal views. For a challenging day out, put on your hiking shoes and visit Mount Obama, the highest peak in Antigua. From the summit, enjoy the panoramic vistas of the island, before descending to Cades Bay for a delightfully refreshing dip in the ocean.Don’t forget to visit Shirley Heights, a restored military lookout known for its bewitching views and community feel. With a popular street party happening every Sunday evening, visitors are welcome to enjoy the music of live Caribbean steel drum bands, taste some of the local food and rum punch and take in the breathtaking sights as the sun begins to go down on the beautiful island of Antigua
Terms & Conditions:
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4:00 pm
10:00 am
Yes, included in the rental price
Yes, included in the rental price
Not allowed
Flexible
Standard changeover clean included in the price. Guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. Any extra cleaning, laundry, maintenance and/or rubbish disposal required will be charged against the security deposit.
Smoking & Vaping are not permitted
10 nights during Christmas, 7 nights during New Year and 3 nights during all other periods. All other durations on request
Tourist Guest Levy $5 per night per guest not included
Wi-Fi internet access included
Yes, included in the rental price
Smoking - not allowed
Amenities
Map of Antigua and Barbuda








