Barbuda is one of the most unspoilt and beautiful islands in the eastern Caribbean, a low-lying coral island lying north of its sister Antigua. Pristine, tranquil and refreshingly undeveloped, it is celebrated for its endless deserted beaches and clear turquoise water, offering a rare taste of the Caribbean at its most natural and serene.
The island is famous above all for its spectacular beaches, above all the astonishing seventeen-mile stretch of pink-tinged sand along its western shore, one of the longest and most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean and often entirely deserted. Its soft, rose-coloured sand and calm turquoise shallows are simply breathtaking.
Barbuda is also home to a remarkable frigatebird sanctuary, one of the largest in the world, set in its tranquil lagoon, along with pristine reefs offering superb snorkelling and diving. Beautiful coves and clear water reward exploration all along its unspoilt coast.
Ashore, the island offers a warm, gentle welcome, fresh seafood and a profound sense of peace, far from any crowds. Its natural beauty and tranquillity are exceptional.
With its endless pink-sand beaches and clear turquoise waters, Barbuda is a pristine Caribbean paradise. Guests can relax on deserted rose-tinted sands, visit a remarkable frigatebird sanctuary and enjoy the unspoilt beauty and profound peace of this beautiful island.
