South Point
Antigua
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per person for 7 nights, based on 2 people sharing a one bedroom suite on a B+B basis, including private road transfers.
At a Glance
Ultra modern, sleek apartments
Just a short walk from the bustling nightlife of Falmouth harbour
Close to Historic English Harbour
Beautiful views across Falmouth Harbour
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Offering warm temperatures throughout the year the Caribbean is a perfect year round destination. With an average of 9 hours sunshine a day the peak season runs from December through to April which is the dry season when you can expect very little rainfall. May to November are the slightly wetter months where you will find an increase in rainfall as the summer season goes on and with that some humidity, however the Summer months are still a great time to travel as the temperatures are hot and the rain tends to come in short heavy bursts but not all day long. The wettest months with the most humidity are September and October and these are the most probable months for hurricanes to occur in the region although many islands have not experienced hurricanes for a number of years. The average daily temperatures range from the mid-seventies in the winter months and mid-eighties in the summertime.
Insider's View
Enjoy sundowners on your private terrace while watching mega yachts gliding in and out of Falmouth Harbour
One of the only luxury properties where you can easily wander into town on foot and enjoy the unique atmosphere of English Harbour
The apartments feel like they have been transplanted from an uber-cool urban marina hangout in Miami - offering something really different in Antigua
Book an in-room spa treatment and enjoy a relaxing massage whilst overlooking the harbour
Try the Festival Cocktail, a delicious mix of Aperol, English Harbour 5 yr rum, blackberries, mint and tonic water!
Some of the apartments are adorned with art work from Bruce Smith, a self-taught artist whose colourful paintings reflect the charm of the Caribbean. He lives with his family on a small sailing boat which he built himself!
South Point’s crab cakes and pan fried seabass with celery root, saffron and fennel is pretty amazing!
Visit the Powder Room Spa at Admirals Inn in Nelson’s Dockyard, which offers a range of treatments including Reiki, Swedish and deep tissue massage and acupuncture
To start planning your holiday to South Point
Description
A new property right on the shores of Antigua's Falmouth Harbour offering ultra modern high standard apartment accommodation with beautiful views over the water from every apartment.
South Point is situated at the south east corner of Falmouth Harbour, Antigua. A new development that is a departure from the majority of accommodation on the island, South Point would be equally at home as a high end accommodation that you may find in Miami. Ultra comfortable, amazing views and with easy access into the bustling centre of English Harbour and the Yacht Club, this is urban chic taken right into the heart of the Caribbean.
South Point has a very small beach with perfectly placed loungers looking out over the harbour, and an extensive deck area with pool that services the 23 suites on site - a small, intimate atmosphere with no through traffic, all helping to produce a calm, relaxed atmosphere where you can watch a plethora of super yachts glide in and out of the bay.
The accommodation is split into a choice of spacious one-bedroom apartments and two-bedroom penthouse suites, all with terraces fully equipped with sunbeds where you can privately lounge while enjoying the view. Many of these also interconnect. All suites are furnished to a high standard with a fully equipped kitchen, should you wish to dine in during your stay.
South Point also offers a range of activities, including use of non motorised watersports, allowing you to paddleboard or kayak around to Pigeon Beach, should you want to explore further.
Dining at South Point is centred around The Lounge - a large decking area overlooking Falmouth Harbour, serving a range of international cuisine, specialising in skilfully prepared stylish dishes inspired by both Caribbean and Mediterranean heritage. Although the food is undoubtedly a high end experience, the waterside vibe of the restaurant is very casual, with guests arriving and tying up their dinghies and paddle boards, as well as from the street.
Accommodation
1 bedroom deluxe suites. Each of the open plan 1-Bedroom Deluxe Suites offers a full kitchen, outdoor dining table, sun loungers, an interior lounge, and luxurious en-suite with double basin sinks and a walk-in shower. These rooms are available as interconnecting suites with removable balcony dividers. Bedding options include a King Bed or 2 Twin Beds. Max occupancy for this room is 2 adults or 2 adults sharing with 1 child.
2-BED PENTHOUSE SUITES The 2-Bedroom Penthouse Suites are also accessed via an external staircase that opens onto a private patio entrance. Featuring two private en-suite bedrooms, two separate interior lounges, a fully-equipped kitchen with indoor and outdoor dining, and a double balcony, these are ideal for families or friends travelling together. The furnished roof top terrace features 4 sun beds, and an outdoor dining table with a large sun umbrella. Bedding options include a King Bed or 2 Twin Beds. Max occupancy for this room is 4 adults or 4 adults sharing with 2 children.
Childcare
Families with children are accepted at the resort but there are no specific facilities. Aside from the fantastic beaches there is plenty on the island for children to enjoy. Nelson’s Dockyard National Park is a great place to soak up some history and culture and The Dockyard Museum has some interactive exhibits suitable for older children along with its marina and military fortifications. For the more active, there are some great family sailing trips on offer and a wealth of other water sports.
Facilities
Facilities at South Point include a decking area with pool, a small beach, a waterside bar/restaurant, and access to water sports equipment such as kayaks and paddleboards.
Activities
Complimentary activities include a swimming pool, kayaking and stand up paddle boards. Locally sailing and fishing charters are readily available.
Reviews
Clare Leigh (Staff)
South Point offers ultra-modern apartment style accommodation, right on the waterfront in Falmouth Harbour. It therefore provides the perfect base to explore the area and dine out at the nearby restaurants, some of which are a short walk away.
There is a pool and you can use the hotels' kayaks and SUPs if you fancy heading out on the water. Pack up a picnic and head to Pigeon Point Beach (there are no sun loungers there).
The Lounge restaurant offers panoramic views of Falmouth Harbour and the roof cleverly retracts exposing you to the elements which is absolutely beautiful at night.
If you head here in Race Week (end of April) you'll be right in the middle of mega yacht city but sit back and enjoy watching from this prime position as this is really when the harbour comes to life.
I wouldn't say that there is enough to do at South Point for a week; 2 or 3 nights at the start of your holiday would be perfect.
Melissa Channe (Staff)
This is a lovely small resort in the bustling English Harbour area. There is one restaurant within the resort but take a short walk outside of the complex and you can discover some hidden gems in the area. There are amazing views over the harbour and the sailing boats and yachts. If you are there during the sailing race this is the perfect place to view this from.
The accommodation is modern in style and all the rooms come with a fully fitted kitchen.
Experiences
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Sail Antigua with On Deck
With picturesque palm fringed white beaches, warm clear waters, and steady trade winds, Antigua is the sailing capital of the Eastern Caribbean Islands. With an expert crew to guide you, even the most inexperienced sailor can enjoy a day out with On Deck.
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Sailing at Nonsuch Bay
The two square miles of enclosed waters at Nonsuch Bay, protected from the sea by a barrier reef and consistent and warm trade winds make it an outstanding destination for small boat sailing. Their sailing school caters for a full range of abilities.
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Shirley Heights Lookout
Sunday parties at Shirley Heights have become something of an institution in Antigua. Shirley Heights Lookout is on the southwestern tip of the island so offers spectacular sunsets as well as a taste of Caribbean nightlife with live music and a barbecue.
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Ziplining through the Rainforest
The Antigua Rainforest Canopy Tour is a unique eco-tour through Antigua's lush rainforest. Enjoy breathtaking zip lines high above the rainforest canopy along with unique aerial walkway bridges and exotic tree houses, deep in the heart of the rainforest.
Location & directions
Antigua
South Point is located in the south west corner of Antigua, right next to the Yacht Club in Falmouth Harbour, the spiritual home of sailing on the island. This busy little yachting community boasts a host of bars and restaurants, right on your doorstep. Historic English Harbour is a ten minute walk away. The property is approximately 18 Km from St. John’s and 20 Km from the international airport.
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