Mustique

Mustique’s most iconic beach, Macaroni Beach lies on the Atlantic side, offering strong surf, dramatic cliffs, and soft white sand. It’s perfect for peaceful walks, sunrise yoga, or body surfing. Despite its beauty, it’s rarely crowded, making it ideal for solitude-seekers.

Overlooking Britannia Bay, Basil’s Bar is Mustique’s social heart. Famous for its weekly “Jump Up” parties and rum cocktails, it’s a place where locals and guests mingle freely. The thatched-roof design and live music create a fun yet relaxed Caribbean vibe.

A quiet Caribbean-side cove once favored by Princess Margaret. With calm turquoise water, hammocks, and soft sand, it’s ideal for swimming, reading, or enjoying a private beach picnic. It captures the elegant charm that defines Mustique.

Princess Margaret’s former villa sits atop a lush headland offering views of both Caribbean and Atlantic coasts. Designed by Oliver Messel, the five-bedroom retreat is now available for rent, offering a regal and historically rich escape.

Mustique’s only hotel, The Cotton House blends colonial elegance with modern luxury. With a spa, three restaurants, and beachfront service, it’s a hub for guests seeking a more traditional resort feel with island-style charm.

Set on a hillside with sweeping ocean views, Firefly offers fine dining, cocktails, and a casual lounge atmosphere. Frequented by artists and celebrities, it’s known for both its food and its beautifully serene location.

Explore the island on horseback with guided rides through rainforest trails and along deserted beaches. Whether you’re a beginner or experienced rider, this offers a unique way to connect with Mustique’s natural beauty.

This friendly yet upscale club features six floodlit courts and is popular with both residents and guests. Tournaments, lessons, and mixers create a vibrant, social sporting community in the heart of the island.

The waters around Mustique offer rich coral reefs, calm bays, and diverse marine life. Guided excursions let you explore hidden dive sites with turtles, rays, and tropical fish in crystal-clear waters perfect for beginners and experts alike.

With no cars on the island, visitors explore by “mule”—open-air electric golf carts. Meandering through hilly roads, secret beaches, and scenic overlooks, it’s a relaxing way to discover the island’s charm at your own pace.