3nt Barbados Stay & Jewels of the Windward Islands, 24 November 2026 (11 nights)

The views at this place are hard to beat. It's perched on Needham’s Point peninsula, and looks out over Carlisle Bay and the Caribbean Sea. Better still, it has two beaches on its doorstep – both are the colour of coconut shavings. The interiors are classically Caribbean – Bajan artwork hangs on the walls, which are painted in calming magnolia. And there’s plenty of nautical blue to match the waves outside. There's a pair of stylish restaurants, too – the gourmet Grille in particular.

The views at this place are hard to beat. It's perched on Needham’s Point peninsula, and looks out over Carlisle Bay and the Caribbean Sea. Better still, it has two beaches on its doorstep – both are the colour of coconut shavings. The interiors are classically Caribbean – Bajan artwork hangs on the walls, which are painted in calming magnolia. And there’s plenty of nautical blue to match the waves outside. There's a pair of stylish restaurants, too – the gourmet Grille in particular.

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