Important information
We are happy to announce some of our owners and partners have agreed to the following temporary updates to cancellation policies which will be in place for all bookings made up until 1st September 2020.
1. Free cancelation prior to the 1st of September 2020 due to Covid-19 related travel restrictions with immediate return of any funds paid to the clients.
2. If the resort is closed or due to government restrictions on travel due to Covid-19 and the clients cannot travel to the property a full refund will be provided to the client.
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1. Free cancelation prior to the 1st of September 2020 due to Covid-19 related travel restrictions with immediate return of any funds paid to the clients.
2. If the resort is closed or due to government restrictions on travel due to Covid-19 and the clients cannot travel to the property a full refund will be provided to the client.
CONTACT OUR TEAM FOR DETAILS
Guana Island
British Virgin Islands
850 acres, 35 guests, 7 beaches
850 acres, 35 guests, 7 beaches
Imagine the Caribbean before it went public
One of the few private islands in its part of the world, Guana remains the most unspoiled jewel of the British Virgin Islands. Our 850 acres, seven beaches, mountains, gardens, organic orchard, dozens of hiking trails, and even our flock of flamingos are the exclusive domain of a handful of guests for the duration of their stay. There is no public bar, marina, or any other commercial facility on the Island. Guana's understated elegance and absolute privacy (only registered guests are permitted) have made it a hideaway retreat for a century's worth of luminaries from the worlds of art, literature, politics, and industry.
White Bay Beach
White Bay Beach, often cited as the BVI's finest beach, is a half-mile expanse of powder-white sand. Six other pristine beaches provide even greater privacy. Snorkeling opportunities abound, especially at Guana's northern tip, which is a Protected Fisheries Area.
Accommodations
Guana's luxury boutique hotel, established in 1934, is built of native stone and coral, on the foundations of an 18th century Quaker estate. Sprinkled along a scenic ridge and cooled by gentle trade winds, each of our 18 unique rooms and villas offers commanding views of the Caribbean and the Atlantic.
Dining
Guana's internationally trained chefs create exquisite, farm-to-table cuisine, bolstered by produce from our own organic orchard, and breads and muffins from our ovens. All meals and wines, as well as snacks like tropical fruit and fresh-baked cookies, are included.
Activities and Spa
A fleet of beach toys like stand-up paddle boards, paddle boats, kayaks, Sunfish & Hobie-Cat, snorkeling gear, and tennis equipment, stand at the ready. Further adventures include water skiing, kitesurfing, local and deep-sea fishing, wake-boarding, and scuba.
For those who prefer something less strenuous, our intimate Hibiscus Spa provides massages and beauty treatments at the water's edge.
For those who prefer something less strenuous, our intimate Hibiscus Spa provides massages and beauty treatments at the water's edge.
Getting here
It's easy to get to the Island that's like no place on earth.
From the US or Europe, fly by commercial airline into Tortola's Beef Island Airport (EIS) via San Juan, St. Thomas, or Antigua. Or fly privately or by charter. Our boatmen will be waiting for you with a smile, and then it's just minutes in our launch to Guana's White Bay.
As we hope you'll soon find out for yourself, the only difficult part about a trip to Guana is leaving it.
It's easy to get to the Island that's like no place on earth.
From the US or Europe, fly by commercial airline into Tortola's Beef Island Airport (EIS) via San Juan, St. Thomas, or Antigua. Or fly privately or by charter. Our boatmen will be waiting for you with a smile, and then it's just minutes in our launch to Guana's White Bay.
As we hope you'll soon find out for yourself, the only difficult part about a trip to Guana is leaving it.
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