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CErulEaN Villa


Barnes Bay, anguilla
With rave reviews from
Vogue, Travel + Leisure and
Condé Nast Traveler
easily rest on its laurels. Yet instead, Cerulean
Villa manages to find even more ways to impress
its fortunate guests. The villa is a seven-bedroom
wonder on extensively landscaped grounds at
Barnes Bay. A free-form swimming pool invites you
to spend lazy days looking at the sea while the
staff of 14 caters to your every whim. Each of the
bedrooms has a sea view, a private entrance and
custom furniture from Mexico and Morocco. Don’t
miss the Seaflower Spa; try the blissful Bamboo,
Ginger and Lemongrass Body Scrub.
, a lavish seaside villa might.
Distance from Anguilla Airport (AXA):
10 mi/16 km
virtuoso amenity
American breakfast daily and
beach barbecue dinner with live
band, once per stay.
IN THE KNOW
Allow the manager to plan a
champagne shipwreck party
on a deserted isle — it’ll be the
highlight of your trip.
CErulEaN Villa

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