Beach Vacation: Cap Juluca in Anguilla

Cap Juluca a tranquil exclusive Caribbean resort beckons you with its 179 acres of pristine white sand beaches, swaying palm trees and breathtaking water that is so clear you can see the bottom. The resort is located on the southwest coast of the British Virgin Islands.

The resort which features exotic arches, domes, parapets and turrets will invite you to relax and enjoy all the amenities Cap Juluca has to offer. The villas offer 700 square feet of pure luxury. The marble bathrooms, white tiled floor and louvered doors that open wide to allow in the wonderful sea breezes will immediately put you at ease. You will enjoy complimentary continental breakfasts on your own private terrace.

If you are looking for a romantic beach vacation they offer six pool villas. Each villa offers a private or shared swimming pool and sundeck. The villas are surrounded by lush foliage right on the beach. Cap Juluca has golf carts available to help you get around the grounds. The villas situated on Maundays Bay with a mile long stretch of beautiful white sand will astound you with the scent of tropical flowers, swaying palm trees and the spectacular fountains.

Families love this beach vacation paradise as well. They have great activities from water sports, croquet, nature trails and tennis. A children’s program, a health club plus beautiful herb gardens and an endangered species garden. Cove and Maundays Bay provide kayaking, sailing, water skiing, windsurfing, and snorkeling. There is something for everyone. Island tours can be arranged at Cap Juluca on Anguilla. Some of the many options are scuba diving, deep sea fishing or just exploring the many beaches. When it comes down to having fun on the water the resort has something for everyone in the family.

The spa at Cap Juluca is unparalleled when it comes to that personal touch. Specialized treatments for two are a way to pamper yourself and that special someone. Thai massage, aromatherapy and reflexology are just a small part of unwinding, slowing down to enjoy island life.

The resort offers two restaurants and twenty four hour room service. George’s with pool or beachfront dining offers casual tropical cuisine. Salads, seafood, sandwiches or burgers are just the right mix for busy vacationers or those wanting to take their leisure.

Pimms with the white moor arches invites you to dine with superb French- Asian delicacies. Whatever delights your palette you will enjoy the food and captivating atmosphere of dining by the Caribbean Sea.

If you’ve been looking for that perfect beach vacation, on a tranquil pristine island, Cap Juluca on Anguilla will provide just the right combination of fun, adventure and romance. Whether it’s a family vacation or a time for just the two of you, the time you spend at Cap Juluca will remain a beautiful memory for all.

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