The Carib House

Turtle Bay,
Antigua Villas

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The Carib House

Sleeps up to 10

With views over Falmouth Harbour and Turtle Bay, this wonderful property has the feel of a luxurious and exotic ‘beach house’. A relaxed and very comfortable hideaway, ideal for families or groups of friends looking for an open-air lifestyle.

Set in two acres of mature landscaped grounds,The Carib House is built of local hardwoods and stone, with floors of polished limestone or Italian terracotta, and all rooms have wooden shutters. The décor is neutral with rustic tones, and tasteful colonial style furnishings are complemented by local artwork. A games/music/formal dining area - the Great Room - and an impressive kitchen are the focal point of the villa, leading to a covered sitting terrace with wicker furnishings, a wet bar and capacious built-in grill. The natural stone terrace surrounds the swimming pool and extends to a gazebo designed for al fresco living. The bedroom accommodation is very flexible and split between three buildings, the main house, a separate cottage and a garden apartment.

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Price Includes

Villa rental only price for 2012:

5 Bedrooms (To sleep up to 10 persons)

£5,682 per week, 15/12/11-07/05/12

£2,841 per week, 08/05/12-09/12/12

4 Bedrooms (To sleep up to 8 persons)

£4,870 per week, 15/12/11-07/05/12

£2,436 per week, 08/05/12-09/12/12

3 Bedrooms (To sleep up to 6 persons)

£4,059 per week, 15/12/11-07/05/12

£2,030 per week, 08/05/12-09/12/12

Please note prices may fluctuate slightly as our holidays are costed using the relevant exchange rate at the time of booking. Flights can be arranged on request, please call for details.

Sleeps up to 10

Facilities

Facilities

Washing machine, Dishwasher, TV (cable), DVD, Mobile telephone, Internet connection, Pool table

Private Pool: 12m x 6m, 1m-2m deep with built-in steps

Staff: Maid/Laundress, Cook on request

Your Location

Amenities: Natural beach 1 minute walk, Golf 30 minutes drive, Tennis 10 minutes drive, St John’s 40 minutes drive

Your Accommodation

Ground Floor: Great Room • Kitchen • Dining gazebo • Extensive terraces with dining and sitting areas • Master double bedroom with shower room en suite • 2 Double/Twin bedrooms sharing a bathroom

Cottage: Double bedroom with four-poster bed,  bathroom en suite, dressing room and veranda

Garden Apartment: Double bedroom with shower room en suite • Sitting area • Kitchenette

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Explore the surroundings

Destination introduction

Antigua is renowned for its wealth of historic interest, stunning beaches, the now legendary Antigua Sailing Week and of course its profound love of cricket. Miles of picturesque coves and palmfringed bays surround the island, and with a dry climate, trade winds and plenty of sunshine, this is the perfect destination for sun worshippers, yachtsmen and watersports enthusiasts.

Scenically, Antigua is quite different from islands like Grenada and St Lucia, and has panoramic seascapes, undulating landscapes and cactus dotted hillsides. It has a strong colonial past and displays a visible history in attractions like English Harbour and Nelson’s Dockyard, an 18th century naval station named after the Lord Admiral who was based there for a number of years. Today the dockyard has been sympathetically restored and is still important to modern day seafarers, especially during Sailing Week when the whole area comes alive. Antigua’s long history is evident throughout the island, and nowhere more so than in the capital, St John’s. Here you will find the cathedral, built on a site dating back to the 17th century, Redcliffe Quay with its carefully restored warehouse, taverns and docks, and the museum of Antigua.

But the attraction of Antigua lies in its sparkling coral sand beaches (they say there are 365 of them), its unspoilt countryside and its unhurried laid-back lifestyle. Explore a little by car; the absence of good road signs makes it more of a challenge, but you won’t get lost as there will always be a smiling local to set you back on track.

Sports

Two 18-hole Golf Courses - Tennis - Squash - Windsurfing - Waterskiing - Snorkelling - Scuba diving - Cycling - Horse riding - Cricket

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