Month: August 2016

Many travelers booking a luxury villa in Mallorca are going for the stunning beaches, amazing weather, and the heavenly scenery. However, part of a luxury vacation in Mallorca is also impressive food. In fact, many villas for rent in Mallorca are taken by the “foodies” of the world, who pay a visit to savor the emerging cuisine from this Balearic Island.

If you are preparing for your visit, let us help you enjoy the best dishes and dining spots as part of your several “must try” restaurants in Mallorca. They include:

Es Guix

This is one that can be easy to miss because of its location in the Serra de Tramuntana mountains. It is close to the Lluc sanctuary and should be on your list of places to visit if you are headed to this part of the island. Not only is the experience bound to be one of your most scenic as the restaurant is tucked into a series of terraces over a mountain pool, but it serves some of the most authentic Majorcan dishes too. Their signature dish is arros brut, and their wine cellar is quite substantial. They even have a play yard for children so parents may enjoy all of the options, including their delicious coffees.

Marc Fosh

This Mediterranean restaurant has a Michelin star and uses only local produce and seasonal foods to create unbelievable dishes. Their lunch menu is also popular, and this Palma restaurant is part of a larger group owned by the chef (Mark Fosh). Reservations are a must.

Lua

An authentically waterfront location in Port de Soller, the views will make you want to linger, but so too will their unbeatable seafood dishes. Everything offered is locally caught and then prepared as simply as possible to enhance its delicious flavors and textures. Their most famous dishes include crepes with monkfish and prawn filling, all of their salads, and the bream with orange and honey sauce.

Finca Es Serral

If the idea of organically grown vegetables and fruits, locally reared meats, and all of it handled by the husband and wife team that owns the restaurant is appealing, this one is for you. With a wide range of seasonal options, including ample choices for vegetarians, this outside dining establishment is set in Arta at the north end of the island, and is earning a growing reputation for its amazing and authentic island cuisine.

La Boveda

Classic tapas is served in this harborside Palma restaurant. Expect to meet plenty of locals here to enjoy the fresh shellfish and the signature patatas bravas or vegetables in batter. Their Iberico ham is popular as well and is one of the most frequently ordered items, meaning you’ll want to savor it too!

Bar Nou

If you are looking for true paella, and one that is made with only the freshest, seasonal ingredients, take the time to head to Pollensa and book a table on Bar Nou’s terrace. you’ll get to enjoy the impressive scenery, do a bit of people watching, and savor paella as it was meant to be enjoyed.

Though you may need to do a bit of driving or hire a car to enjoy some of these spots, they represent the best dining options on the island.

It is easy to forget to go out and about when you are in a luxury villa in Mallorca. The sun, the water, the scenery and the comfort of beach houses or villa rentals can make it difficult to tear yourself away from such comforts and amenities. However, there is much to see and savor on this island, especially in the city of Palma de Mallorca. If you are on a family getaway or luxury vacation in Mallorca, you will be well rewarded by spending a day taking in the sights and sounds of this unique city.

Of course, you will also enjoy the flavors, as the island has become food-lover’s paradise and gourmet destination. Be sure you make plenty of stops along the way to savor the local foods and drinks. Our suggested itinerary would include:

La Seu Cathedral and Parc de La Mar

Start your day at this stunning, gothic Roman cathedral with its impressive scale, dramatic façade, and remarkably location. In fact, if you can begin your day on the water outside of the town, you may find you get an astonishing photo by taking it with the water in the foreground and the mountains in the distance.

The little park in front of the cathedral is also picturesque and a spot to simply marvel at the building and its surroundings.

Castell de Belver

This 14th century fortress is another must and though you will need to walk a short distance, it is well worth it for the views from its ramparts and tower. Sitting so high, it delivers unprecedented views and is one of the only circular castles in Europe. If you want to visit a museum during your day of exploration, you will have time for only one. The History Museum here may be of interest to history buffs.

Arab Baths

Looking at them, it may astonish to know that they are 10th century structures. Dating to the Moors, they are all that remain of the Madina Mayurqua. Today, they are part of the gardens of the that were once an orchard of the manor house, and most visitors may not realize that each column is different. Salvaged from other Roman ruins, they are a fascinating sight and one that leave many intrigued and eager to learn more about the Arabs in Mallorca’s past.

Placa Major

Once you are done sightseeing at the cathedral, castle and baths, it is time to reward yourself with some shopping and dining. Strolling the Placa Major can be overwhelming to the senses thanks to the colorful houses, the scents emerging from the cafes, and the entertainment from artists and musicians.

Rather than waiting at one of the crowded and tourist-filled restaurants, take a turn into any of the charming alleys you will pass. These are fabulous spots to find the tapas bars preferred by locals. You might also stop at Olivar Market just off the Placa Major and purchase all you need for a picnic. Be wary, however, as many become so intrigued by the market that they spend hours wandering among the vendors.

Also, if you pass any bar in the market, you may want to sample the local favorite – coffee with a dash of brandy. It is a fantastic way to ease into your afternoon. If it is lunchtime, head to El Baluard, a restaurant on the old city walls, with stunning views over the harbor.

If it is evening, you will want to visit Abaco in the old town for its views or the Nassau Beach Club which has an uninterrupted view of each sunset.

Many visitors also skip Palma and opt for a trip through the mountains to Soller. This is a great idea as well, and you will want to book seats on the train that leaves from the historic Plaza Espana.

During your vacation in St. Lucia, whether it is in a villa rental or luxury vacation home, you may feel that you have all you need. After all, you might have options for booking a chef or cook to handle breakfast or most meals, and so you may feel you can skip any visits to the different restaurants on the island. This is a mistake because many of the finest restaurants in St. Lucia offer amazing food and unforgettable scenery. Whether you are in St. Lucia on a family getaway or to savor a luxury villa, we suggest you sample the food at some of the restaurants below.

Keep in mind that St. Lucia is unique for its amazing diversity in cuisines, though you will find a large amount of Creole and Caribbean dishes, and a huge array of local ingredients and exotic foods, you will also experience a fantastic range of fusion meals.

Dasheene

With stunning views of the Pitons, the small hotel known as Ladera features a fantastic restaurant and dining opportunity. Sit on the terraces and enjoy classic St. Lucia dishes crafted entirely of local ingredients. Their roasted conch in a yam basket is a signature dish, but their “catch of the day” salads are also famous with locals. It is a very popular spot, and you may want a lunch rather than a dinner because evenings are crowded and you don’t enjoy that amazing scenery as much after dark.

The Cliff at Cap

This is the Cap Maison restaurant that is set at the northern end of the island. It is an open-air gem that puts you at the top of a stunning sea cliff with views across the water to Martinique. However, it is the remarkably creative fusion of West Indian and French food that makes it a popular destination for locals and travelers alike. The bar’s array of fantastic rums is a fun part of the experience, and if you take a table at the wooden deck below the restaurant, your drinks will arrive via the fun zip-line heading down from the bar.

Rainforest Hideaway

You can only reach this spot by a boat out of Marigot Bay, and once you arrive, you dine outdoors on a wooden planked deck that sits out over the water. It is a fantastic experience, yet the food is also extremely popular. It is a Creole and European fusion that relies heavily on local seafood and unique blends of textures and flavors. Their shrimp and scallop risotto is one of their signature dishes. They also have live jazz most nights.

The Coal Pot

For over 40 years, this Vigie Marina restaurant has pleased travelers and locals alike. It uses a blackboard menu and features a fusion of Creole and Caribbean dishes, emphasizing the local fish. Lunch is considered a great opportunity as it is quieter, though it can be busy with local business professionals. The décor is remarkably elegant and this is a setting that looks out over the water and typically requires more formal dress.

Fox Grove Inn

This is an often overlooked spot that is ideal for lunch or dinner when you are touring the eastern coast of St. Lucia. Many visitors to Mamiku Gardens stop here to savor the famous Mamiku Delight, a salad blending cheese, apples, sausage, onions, tomatoes and lettuce. It is a trademark dish that many enjoy as they look out over the palm and banana groves tucked right up against the property.

Other spots to consider are Big Chef Steakhouse in Rodney Bay Village, Martha’s Tables in Malgretoute, Boucan in the Rabot Estate, La Terrasse in Rodney Bay Village, Flavours of the Grill in Gros Islet, and Café Ole in Rodney Bay Marina.

Food is amazing in St. Lucia, and when paired with the scenery, it becomes unforgettable.

A luxury vacation in the Dominican Republic often means a villa rental that features all of the amenities and services you might need throughout your entire stay. Of course, it is also nice to see the sights, and if you are in the Casa de Campo resort or neighboring area, your family getaway should include at least full single day trip to explore the island. We suggest a day trip that focuses on one or more of the following areas:

Bayahibe

This charming little fishing village is becoming a destination on its own, but it is also an area where many people depart for the appealing islands off the coast of the Dominican Republic. It is a great spot for some scuba diving lessons, booking a tour boat of the coastal areas, or simply sitting on one of the sugar colored beaches. You should also take a camera and just walk the town. Its many colored houses and charming little harbor with uninterrupted views of the sea are not to be missed.

Isle Saona

One of the most common things to do in Bayahibe, though, is to leave it on board one of the boats departing for the nearby island of Saona. You may book a trip with a private fishing charger or you can book a seat on one of the large catamarans that make frequent trips.

It takes only 90 minutes to reach the island and some offer meals and entertainment during the cruise. The island is exceptionally beautiful and it is actually part of the East National Park or “Parque Nacional del Este”. It is so beautiful that the island was recently recognized as one of the Eight Dream Beaches in the Caribbean by the Caribbean Travel & Life Magazine.

It is a 42-square kilometer island that was named Adamanay by the native Taino people and changed to Saona by Christopher Columbus upon his arrival in the New World. Today, visitors can spend their entire day on one of the picturesque beaches, they can do some snorkeling or just wade along the shore. There are excellent restaurants and bars, and even plenty of hammocks strung up for visitors to enjoy.

Most boats leave around 9AM and return around 4:30PM, allowing for a full day to explore the pristine beauty here.

Isla Catalina

Just off shore from Bayahibe is Isla Catalina. It is only six square miles and features some of the most impressive coral reefs in the entire region. It is also home to an authentic mangrove swamp and many sand dunes. Do keep in mind that it is incredibly popular with scuba divers, so if you want to book some lessons or enjoy some time beneath the waters here, be sure to charter ahead of time. It is uninhabited, and without services, so be prepared if you book a visit to this lovely spot.

Parque Nacional Del Este

The East National Park covers more than 175 square miles and includes land as well as sea. It has hundreds of caves to explore, and you can often see such wonderful native creatures as manatees and dolphins swimming in the shallow waters. It is also a habitat for hundreds of bird species as well as some reptiles, but visitors can really only explore it in a few ways. One of the best is to head to Padre Nuestro (close to Bayahibe) and use the foot trails that lead through native forests and introduce you to the flora and fauna of the region.

This area of the Dominican Republic is amazingly scenic and surprisingly easy to reach for those in a Casa de Campo luxury villa or beach house. Seeing the natural beauty of the region is a major reason to book your visit and plan a day trip nearby.

If you have been savvy enough to book a luxury villa in Anguilla, you already know that it is a place emerging as a fantastic holiday destination. A vacation in Anguilla means stunning beaches, excellent water sports, and options for high end beach houses or a premium villa rental. It also means amazing food, but food that is entirely unique to other Caribbean destinations.

We are going to consider five of the top restaurants in Anguilla, but we will also consider the local favorites too. Beach shacks are a long tradition here, and you won’t want to miss the best of them.

Let’s begin with the restaurants, and discover some treasures in Anguilla’s dining scene:

Blanchard’s

Hailed as one of the best on the island, this restaurant has been in existence since the early 1990s and is surrounded by lush tropical gardens and is just a few short steps to the sea. It sits along the sands of Meads Bay and offers an unfussy menu that features only the latest and freshest foods. The owners have penned a successful cookbook that looks at the benefits of preparing and serving foods made “with love”.

KoalKeel

This is a charming spot in The Valley, and is housed in an 18th century plantation house. The chef is a local woman who has created a distinctive fusion cuisine that emphasizes local ingredients prepared in more international ways. Their signature dishes include duck glazed in maple and a tandoor lobster served with classic island rice and peas.

Tasty’s

Overlooking Sandy Ground, this cozy restaurant features simply prepared dishes that feature island ingredients. The chef-owner has been classically trained and spins out wildly successful takes on typical island dishes. Hallmark options include their conch salad, their mango and spiced rum sauces, and their unusual cinnamon and pumpkin soup.

Veya

This is another Sandy Ground establishment noted for its charming décor and its distinctly Caribbean cuisine. Emphasizing seafood, it is also a find spot for vegetarians and features some truly unusual spins on local favorites. Grilled watermelon, coconut cake and conch fritters are all some of the dishes that have earned this restaurant rave reviews from locals and travelers alike.

SandBar

Offering amazing sunset views over the Sandy Ground area, it features tapas and the local “poke” that is a must-taste experience. They are a seasonal spot, so be sure they are open if you plan to visit.

There are also the beach eats that are so popular with everyone who travels to Anguilla. The key to enjoying them, though, is to understand that some of these spots are not as consistent as your typical restaurant. Though hours may be published, the owners may not adhere to their own schedules. This is part of the fun, and if you find that the beachfront shack you have been dreaming of experiencing is not open, stroll the sands, sip a cocktail and wait a while to see if they do open for business that day or night.

Some of the most famous spots include:

Sunshine Shack, famous for its fresh fish, amazing ribs, grilled chicken and johnny cake; Blue at Cap Juluca; Smokey’s at the Cove, which is famous for its rum punch and its classic Anguillan comfort foods; The Dune Preserve, which is close to Sunshine Shack on Rendezvous Bay, and the Shoal Bay Zemi Beach Club.

Don’t limit yourself to those listed here, and be sure to take some time exploring the best spots for a sunset cocktail or a midday snack. Each offers you the chance to meet locals and enjoy the sea breezes at all hours, and part of the fun of your holiday will be sampling as many as you can!

When you are enjoying a luxury vacation in Jamaica, it can be tempting to linger around the luxury villa and savor the many world-class amenities. However, all of Jamaica is out there waiting for you to explore and savor, and though it can be difficult to tear yourself away from the pool or the scenery and privacy of a premium vacation home, we have found a few amazing things to do during a day outdoors in Jamaica:

Dunn’s River Falls

Though it numbers as one of the island’s most popular destinations with travelers and visitors alike, it is one of those must-see locales. It makes its way down 600 feet of stone steps that offer you an ample number of pools and falls to enjoy, but it becomes a much better experience if you book an experienced guide. They often know the lesser discovered pools and can help you enjoy a much safer experience along the slippery slopes.

Seven Mile Beach

This Negril destination has repeatedly been labeled as one of the best beaches in the world. It is the perfect spot to savor an unforgettable sunset, and even pack or purchase a picnic for a memorable dinner along the sands. It is always calm and tranquil thanks to the reef just offshore and it literally has those lapping waves that make for a perfect backdrop to your day along the shore.

Pelican Bar

Though it may sound odd to plan a day in Jamaica at a bar, this one is not to be missed. It sits on a sand bank that is tucked between Treasure Beach and the Black River and it offers some amazing sun bathing and swimming within walking distance of the rustic wooden bar. Savor some beer, enjoy the day’s catch from the bar’s simple menu, meet some locals and fellow travelers, and have a truly relaxing day in a beautiful tropical setting.

Strawberry Hill

This is another unusual way to spend a few hours outdoors, but the views will leave you breathless and the dining will leave you deeply satisfied. This Kingston area restaurant sits high above the city in the Blue Mountains, and features only locally sourced ingredients. From the snapper to the greens and herbs accompanying it, you savor only authentic Jamaican foods. The bar offers a fireplace and live piano music, making it a place to savor for at least a few hours.

James Bond Beach

If you are fan of Ian Fleming’s famous spy, visit the location from which he crafted many of the spy’s infamous adventure stories. Only a short drive outside of Ocho Rios, the beach has excellent swimming and the St. Mary Mountains in the background. You can also hit the delicious Moonraker Bar & Grill to enjoy their famous fresh seafood dishes, based on the day’s catch. If you want to see the actual Fleming home, you can book a tour and get a great experience of the entire area.

The Blue Hole

This site had its name changed after the famous 1980s movie “The Blue Lagoon” was made. Today, the Blue Lagoon in Port Antonio rates as popular destination for those in the know, and you will be stunned by the color of the waters and the many stories locals are happy to tell. Whether it is bottomless and/or the home to a dragon is up to you, but you will not regret spending at least half a day sailing the waters and strolling along the shore of this amazing lagoon.

Your luxury villa does provide you with some amazing experiences, but don’t neglect to see the real Jamaica at some of these lovely and appealing sites.

Long described as a lesser known island in the Caribbean, St. Lucia is also frequently called a “hidden treasure”. With all of the scenery, culture and beauty of the other islands, it is more peaceful and quite luxurious. From its lush volcanic landscape dominated by the Pitons, and its remarkably consistent trade winds, it is an iconic paradise.

Clients of Isle Blue can find a lovely range of specially curated villas from which to enjoy their flawless St. Lucia holiday, and along with all of the amenities and conveniences, our team is happy to help you enjoy one of the most unique aspects of St. Lucia – its world-class kitesurfing.

Its geography allows it to receive trade winds from November through August, and its long stretches of unspoiled beaches have made this island known for being one of the best islands in the world for kitesurfing. Whether you are learning and want a lot of flat water and room to master the skills needed, or you look for a “bump and jump” experience as a skilled surfer, you will find it in St. Lucia.

Where to Kitesurf in St. Lucia

Essentially, the island has three, primary spots from which to launch and enjoy kitesurfing adventures:

Savannes Bay

The most frequently recommended by kitesurfing enthusiasts, it has consistent northeastern winds, or side shore winds of less than 25 knots. It is a flat water bay that features a protective reef around 200 meters from the shore. It is close to the airport, easy to reach and usually quite open and peaceful.

Vieux Fort

This is a spot known throughout the world of kitesurfing. Also called Sandy Beach or Anse des Sables, it is a choppier spot than Savannes Bay and yet the water is flat enough for beginners. Advanced surfers will love the conditions here too. There is a popular kitesurfing school in this bay, and an equally popular beach bar that is a top night spot.

Cas en Bas

This is in the north of the island and is tucked into a massive bay that faces towards the Atlanic. This too is an “all surfers” spot, offers a protection thanks to the reef a distance off shore and yet skilled surfers can easily move out of the bay and ride waves created when they break on that reef. This is the premier freestyle spot, and there is an excellent kitesurfing school in the bay.
Travelers can enjoy the kitesurfing here for extended periods, but it is important to know that the winds are gustier at the beginning and end of the season. December to February can be gusty, and if you are just learning, you may want to book your holiday from March through June.

Though it is not so widely known and not packed with a seemingly endless array of beaches, the overall quality of everything on the island of St. Lucia makes it a wonderful place for a tropical getaway. Because it is also considered a world class spot for kitesurfing, you should make a point of taking a lesson or spending a few hours at one of the best surfing beaches to see the pros at work.

It is easy to arrange a half or full day of lessons and equipment rental, and your Isle Blue concierge is happy to help you make the all of the plans.  The natural beauty of this island, especially when seen from the waters, will give you a thrill you won’t soon forget. If you have questions about kitesurfing on St. Lucia, give your concierge a call to discuss your options.

You may have booked a luxury St. Barts vacation along with a luxury villa in order to enjoy one of the finest Caribbean destinations available. Your luxury vacation may include a villa rental that provides you with the utmost in service and world-class amenities. However, you are in St. Barts, and though villas for rent can provide an all-in-one solution, you cannot miss out on some sightseeing and activities.

For example, St. Barts is now one of the most exclusive boating areas in the world. The world’s most expensive yachts pull into the waters surrounding the island as well as making their way into the charming port in Gustavia. This means that you should plan at least one day out on those waters of St. Barts.

While you can always consult with your villa rental company to inquire about private boat charters, we recommend you consider working with manned or crewed vessels too. This ensures you get the very most out of every moment on the waves, whether that is diving, exploring the shore, snorkeling, or picnicking on scenic beaches.

Generally, you can find vessels that range from semi-rigid hull boats that you can man on your own, and which are ideal for chartering if your villa has a private dock or marina access, but there are also yachts and catamarans to consider. They might have full galleys, cabins, bathrooms and more.

Some of the firms offering rentals, with crews to ensure the best results, include:

Yannis Marine

They can offer sports cruisers to day trip boats ideal for a family. They are noted for offering up the largest motor boats on St. Barts and they offer full and half day excursions that can include sunset cruises and visits to neighboring islands. They also make gear and food service available as well as a full crew.

Plongee Caraibes

A unique way to spend a day on the waters of St. Barts, they provide travelers with access to their catamaran that is equipped with a water trampoline, several decks, an open bar, and even dive certification. It is the largest dive boat in the region and could be an unforgettable way to take the family for a full or half day excursion with everyone getting trained in diving along the way. They also do reef snorkeling and fully catered trips.

Top LOC Rentals

Departing from Gustavia, they offer custom itineraries aboard their catamaran or their speed boat. You can take a day trip to other islands or you can book hours of snorkeling and then spend the rest of the day relaxing inside the fully equipped vessel with catering and crew. Sunset cruises are also available as well as airport transfer.

Jicky Marine

This is a fishing enthusiasts ideal answer to boat charters as they offer a full crew, all of the gear and take you to the finest areas for deep sea fishing. They also do scuba and snorkeling excursions with the same full crew, gear and even instruction. Full and half day sailing with beach visits, open bar and crew is another option. They also make a sailboat available for charter trips.

A day on the stunning waters of St. Barts is the perfect way to round out days spent in your luxury villa or in one of the many amazing beach houses. With options for fully chartered trips, you really can’t skip this unique opportunity to see St. Barts.

Nettle Bay is now known as the chic new hotspot for gourmet dining on St. Martin. Located between the Simpson Bay lagoon and the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea, Nettle Bay or Baie Nettle is a long, flat beach with calm waters within easy reach of the prestigious Terres Basses community. Some of the finest restaurants in the Nettle Bay area are La Cigale, arguably the top restaurant on the entire island; Le Sand, an elite new restaurant on the water; and Dreams, a chic beachside restaurant reminiscent of the famed Nikki Beach on St. Barts.

La Cigale

Upon entering this quintessential family owned restaurant, you will be warmly greeted by Claudine and Olivier who ensure that you will have a dining experience like no other. Take a moment lingering over a cocktail or a glass of wine to savor amazing views of the lagoon enhanced by greenery and swaying palm trees on the beach. The menu encompasses authentic French dishes that seem to capture the sunshine of Provence, the Basque region and the Mediterranean coast. If you go, do not miss the foie gras de canard appetizer, the goat cheese “en brioche” with nuts and honey, and fresh fish preparations including Mahi Mahi, sole meuniere, sea scallops and orange roughy. Save room for a perfectly prepared dessert like the warm melting chocolate soufflé, profiteroles, parfait and raspberry crumble. For reservations call 590 590 86 90 23.

Le Sand

Le Sand is a new elite restaurant right on Nettle Bay beach featuring one of the best menus on the island. Guests will enjoy open air seating with stunning views of the sea. The chic décor, unmatched beachside location and haute cuisine menu combine to make this restaurant/beach bar a rousing success. If Le Sand reminds you of the beachside restaurants on Orient Beach, it is with good reason. The new Nettle Bay hotspot is being developed by the same person who drove the development of the highly popular Orient Beach. The Le Sand menu features fresh fish and delectable French dishes. If you love paella, try Le Sand on the weekends.

Dreams

If you like Le Cottage restaurant in Grand Case, you will love Dreams, the exciting new beachside restaurant just oozing chic in Nettle Bay. Run by Bruno of Le Cottage fame, this stylish waterfront gathering place is the perfect spot to eat, drink and relax on beachside loungers. The menu features light French fare, interesting tapas and fresh sushi. For information and reservations, call 0690-759-105.

The Best of St. Martin at Porto Cupecoy

Porto Cupecoy, the latest St. Martin hot spot, is the perfect place to enjoy a fabulous tropical vacation. With the ambiance of a Mediterranean seaside village coupled with a relaxed island vibe, this Tuscan-inspired marina village provides excellent accommodations with a whole host of desirable onsite amenities. And the location could not be better. Straddling the Dutch/French border on the Simpson Bay lagoon, Porto Cupecoy is positioned to offer everything the magical island of St. Martin has to offer, whether you are a returning visitor or new to St. Martin.

Sophisticated Amenities

This outstanding gated property features a high end marina with 54 slips welcoming every type of vessel, including pleasure crafts, sailboats and mega yachts. The community is situated around a waterfront plaza with boutique shops and promenades. Guests will love the choice of restaurants, from Ernest & Fidel for legendary breakfasts to St Martin’s most renowned restaurant, Mario’s Bistro, for a fabulous French dining experience. Be sure to save room for gelato and dessert at the little shops on the premises. Porto Cupecoy also offers a grocery store, Gourmet Marche, for all your necessities.

Enjoying the Good Life

Play a vigorous game of tennis on the onsite courts, and work out at the fully-equipped fitness center to keep up with your regimen. Then swim a few laps in the heated pool, and relax poolside. Porto Cupecoy has weekly entertainment and events during high season with French film festivals, jazz concerts and local markets on Saturday. The property is steps away from Cupecoy Beach and strategically located near numerous pristine beaches, including Baie Rouge, Plum Bay, and Mullet Bay, along with highly rated restaurants like Temptation in Cupecoy and Le Cigale in Nettle Bay. Cupecoy Beach is just steps away.

Magnificent Accommodations

Condos at Porto Cupecoy are exceptionally popular and range from one-bedroom condos like Plaza Vue to gorgeous penthouses with private pools, such as La Perla sky and Corfu. Guests enjoy comfortable contemporary furnishing with generous air-conditioned living spaces, sleek gourmet kitchens and well-appointed bedrooms. Best of all, these wonderful condos offer private outdoor seating to enjoy balmy island breezes and amazing views, from intimate terraces to expansive rooftop pool decks. Guests at Porto Cupecoy will have the best of everything, including WiFi Internet access, flat screen satellite TV, a microwave and an ice machine.