Verandah Resort and Spa

This eco-friendly luxury resort is nestled along Antigua's pristine northeast coast and provides a stunning setting for romance, family fun and sumptuous indulgence.

The idyllic Caribbean village ambience is bound to inspire closeness and relaxation, and offers the perfect mix of activity and relaxation: parents can completely unwind while kids enjoy the beach and Kidz Club. The pampering Spa Tranquility will relax and invigorate the senses.

Verandah Resort & Spa encompasses 30 spectacular beachfront acres traversed by hiking trails and bordered by Devil's Bridge National Park with its dramatic landmark rock arch.

Rooms: 200
Rate: 175 - 620 USD

Each suite has the look and feeling of a cozy Caribbean cottage, with white-washed trim and pale-green exteriors and fronted by a welcoming porch.

Inside, emerald-green and apricot touches punctuate the cool white interior. A comfortably appointed floor plan with combined living and sleeping area accommodates up to four guests, with a king-size bed and queen sleeper sofa. Vaulted ceilings create a sense of spaciousness, and elegant touches, like cool granite countertops, wood, bamboo and rattan, bring nature indoors. Convenient interconnecting doors between adjoining units make it easy for family and friends to stay together at Verandah.

The Verandah offers a range of dining experiences in three exciting restaurants, operated under the watchful eye of Executive Chef Ronaldo Collantes, a native of the Philippines. All three restaurants are centered in an expansive, centrally located activities complex on The Common, overlooking the pool and manicured grounds. It’s a meeting spot for old friends as well as a place to make new ones.

Seabreeze, the resort’s main restaurant, seats 100 guests and serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. It offers a wide range of a la carte choices that are sure to please guests of all ages. The lovely, open-air dining room is enhanced by light pine pergolas, ceiling fans and exposed beams and dark wood, with lofty vaulted ceilings for an airy, outdoor feeling.

Nicole’s, the fine-dining restaurant, seats 60 guests, and offers a blend of stylishly presented, Caribbean-inflected cuisine. Warm red walls and dark wood trim create a cozy ambiance, and rattan, bamboo and soft upholstered furnishings create a welcoming, Caribbean feel.

Casual and fun, the Buccaneer seats 80 guests and serves lighter, family-friendly fare, such as pastas, pizza and burgers, as well as afternoon tea from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. daily.

Beach attire is appropriate for the beach but not for the town, shops or restaurants. Some restaurants stipulate jackets and ties for men and dresses for women in the evening.