Cap Juluca has a large selection of spa services that can be carried out in the privacy of a guest room or suite, on a private terrace, on the beach, in the gardens or in the treatment rooms. Another option is the gazebo overlooking the Caribbean Sea and the mountains of St Maarten. The romantic Juluca Ritual comprises a refreshing basil and mint body scrub, couple’s massage, sea salt and flower bath and botanical tea. Private yoga lessons, personal training, circuit training, meditation, massage lessons for two and regression therapy are also on hand. The idyllic hotel spa, due to open in 2003, will be situated on Maundays point, which is surrounded by water. Private spa suites will have sea view courtyards and upper level moonlit terraces. There will also be seashore pavilions, waterfall pools, a yoga garden and a health club. Guests will also be able to sit back in the relaxation areas and explore the seascape labyrinth and imaginatively designed pools. Holistic spa treatments will be selected from Asian, Caribbean and Western sources.
Cap Juluca appears on a crescent-shaped horizon with a stunning combination of arches, domes and turrets. The striking white villas are outlined against the blue sky and turquoise sea. Named after the Arawak Indian Rainbow God of Anguilla, this secluded romantic area is a true haven. The landscaped grounds feature tropical flowers and lush vegetation from the Cap Juluca nurseries.
Leisure facilities on offer include tennis, croquet, water sports, a golf driving range, putting green and a sheltered pool. The resort offers bird watching, nature trails and horticultural tours. Guests will find the ocean a blissful option with its gentle surf. Island tours are on offer from the hotel for scuba diving and snorkelling in sparkling waters.
"...The most amazing hotel I have ever stayed in. The beach needs to be seen to be believed - the sand is so soft and white. The staff were incredibly friendly, the food was amazing also...."
There are 72 luxurious rooms and suites, and six villas featuring private pools. These are spread across one mile of white sand beach. Rooms are spacious and decorated with a Moorish influence. There are king-size beds and spacious beachfront terraces. The bathrooms are spectacular with large walk-in showers and bath tubs, many of which are designed for two and have private solariums.
Cap Juluca has three superb restaurants. Perched six feet from the water is Pimms, with French Asian food. The menu is dominated by seafood. Also waterside is Kemia, which serves bite-size delicacies such as sushi, sashimi, bento boxes, nams, samosas, seafood tapas and wonderful desserts. George's on the beach is an informal eaterie serving sandwiches and wraps, salads and pizzas, and barbecue dishes. Try the excellent lobster and chicken at Scilly Cay in Island Harbour.
Conference facilities for up to 50.
A visit to the nearby Savannah Gallery is always a rich experience. The excellent array of Caribbean art includes collages, prints, paintings, pottery and local lace. There are stunning examples of unique Haitian art such as sequinned flags by the artist Joseph Sylva. Excursions to Prickly Pear Cay are available and include a picnic lunch. This deserted beach features clear water, rare lizards and yellow sparrows. Day flights can be organised to St Maarten, Saba, St Barts as well as St Kitts and Nevis. The resort’s Guest Services can arrange a visit to the casino on St Maarten.
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The resort is located on the southwest coast of Anguilla. It is easily reached by scheduled flights from Antigua, St Maarten and San Juan. The hotel is a 15-minute drive from Anguilla Wallblake Airport.