Bequia Beach Hotel

Why you'll love it here...

• Family-owned boutique hotel with renowned laid-back ambience and vintage island style
• Beachfront Suites just steps from Friendship Beach
• Caribbean and international cuisine featuring local seafood caught by Bequia's own fishermen
• Jack's Beach Bar on Princess Margaret Beach is a short complimentary shuttle ride away
• The hotel's own Bequia Air flights offer seamless connections via Barbados or St Lucia

Just like the island that it inhabits, Bequia Beach Hotel is a stunning oasis of peace. Located on the tranquil island of Bequia, which lies nine miles west of Mustique, it has a unique, magical charm that’s hard to find anywhere else in the Caribbean.

Relatively undiscovered and with only 4,900 inhabitants, Bequia remains unspoiled and retains its old-world charm with no large tourist resorts or shopping malls, earning it the often-used description of the ‘jewel’ in the Grenadines.

The experience starts before you even reach the hotel. You won’t need to string together multiple transfers to get to plunge your feet in the sand; hotel guests can enjoy a private nine-seat aeroplane transfer direct from Barbados.

This boutique hotel and villas has its own secluded beach area and is surrounded by beautiful tropical gardens.  Bequia Beach Hotel provides a friendly and relaxing atmosphere and comprises 11 spacious suites, 11 classic pool and ocean view rooms, six villas and a penthouse suite.  Each room is tastefully furnished in bespoke, colonial style with elegant, bright interiors and terraces with sun loungers, and most enjoy wonderful views over the pool and the Caribbean Sea. Though it is the most amenity-laden hotel on the island, Bequia Beach Hotel is still delightfully intimate; the rooms, suites and villas are widely distributed amongst beachfront and palm-lined walkways, meaning that every guest can delight in having their own space.

The natural environment is important to the Bequia Beach and the hotel strives to retain its beauty by undertaking a range of environmentally responsible practices which include growing its own fruit and vegetables, using local products, cleaning the beaches daily and using solar power to generate hot water.

The island of Bequia is particularly suitable for couples looking for a multi-centre Caribbean honeymoon, being reached by a direct flight from Barbados or by ferry from St Vincent.