Jumby Bay Island

Long Island, Antigua

Overview

The Hotel

Reached by a three-minute boat transfer from Antigua's north coast, Jumby Bay Island occupies its own 300-acre private island with two white-sand beaches, making it one of the most genuinely secluded addresses in the Caribbean. The all-inclusive philosophy here is comprehensive — Taittinger Champagne, premium spirits, all dining at three distinct restaurants, non-motorized water sports, and a full daily activity program are woven into the rate — but the overall atmosphere is one of quiet luxury rather than resort bustle, with just 40 suites and villas spread generously across the island. The 19th-century Estate House, a great house converted into the property's fine-dining anchor, provides a sense of history that is rare in the Caribbean; hawksbill turtles nest on one of the island's beaches each summer, and staff will quietly arrange for guests to witness the hatching.

Good to Know

Caribbean

Grace Bay, Nevis's cane-fringed beach, and Turks & Caicos's improbably clear water — the Caribbean's quieter, more refined side.

Location

Long Island, Antigua

Partner Program

Travel Partner

Included When You Book With Us

Preferred Partner recognition across all Oetker Collection hotels

Room or suite upgrade upon arrival, when available

Daily complimentary breakfast for two

Hotel, dining, or spa credits

Early check-in and late check-out, subject to availability

Priority access to cabana, beach club, and signature restaurant reservations

On Property

Dining & Amenities at Jumby Bay Island

Contemporary Caribbean Fine Dining

The Estate House

Set within a beautifully restored 19th-century plantation great house, The Estate House is Jumby Bay's finest dining experience — a formal dinner setting with impeccable service, an exceptional wine list, and menus that celebrate the flavors of the Eastern Caribbean with modern technique.

Italian / Casual Mediterranean

The Veranda

A relaxed all-day restaurant evoking the spirit of an Italian trattoria, with handmade pasta, wood-fired dishes, and the convivial atmosphere that makes it the natural gathering spot for long, unhurried lunches between the beach and the pool.

Caribbean / Casual Beach Dining

Sand Bar

The beach club's open-air dining spot, serving an eclectic menu of Caribbean, Mexican, and Asian-inflected dishes steps from the water. The most casual of the island's dining experiences, and the right address for a sunset cocktail before dinner.

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