Adults-only, on three-quarters of a mile of white sand on the calm north-west coast of Antigua.
Every suite at Galley Bay sits on the beachfront or in the garden — never in a corridor, never on a higher floor than the trees. Four room types span four-hundred to six-hundred-and-forty-five square feet. Each one has a private outdoor space, a king bed, and a view that earns the room.
The flagship suite. Direct access to the beach, a sweeping ocean view, a sunken living room and a wet bar — set on the broadest stretch of the bay.
Nestled between the beach and the lagoon, the Gauguin cottages are the secluded end of Galley Bay. A private sun deck, a plunge pool of your own, and the sound of water on both sides.
A spacious beachfront room with a private patio, an outdoor shower, and the same uninterrupted ocean view as the suites above it.
Upper-level rooms with a panoramic ocean view and a private balcony. The most generous height-of-eye in the resort.
Four restaurants, three bars, and a kitchen led by a Michelin-calibre Executive Chef. Mornings begin slowly at the Sea Grape; evenings end at Ismay's with the sound of the sea two paces from the table. Everything is included; nothing is rushed.
Where the sound of the sea meets the art of fine dining. Thoughtfully crafted dishes, drawn from our Executive Chef's Michelin-trained heritage, served in a timber-framed open-air room set on the beach near Shell Bay. Understated beachfront elegance — and the resort's only fine-dining room.
Dress · casually elegant. Long trousers for gentlemen in peak season (October–May); tailored shorts permitted in summer.
Inspired by island life, Gauguin sets private open-air cabanas a few paces from the water. Vibrant Euro-Caribbean cuisine, a rotating seasonal menu, and the resort's most romantic table after dark.
Dress · casually elegant.
À la carte breakfast, lunch and Caribbean-fusion dinners in a relaxed open-air room on the waterfront. The room everyone comes back to.
Dress · resort casual by day, casually elegant by evening.
A relaxed afternoon stop. Burgers, kebabs and the kind of beach lunch you eat with your feet still in the sand.
Sea views, cold cocktails, and the centre of gravity in the late afternoon.
Settle in and explore the world of rum. Guided tastings, handcrafted cocktails, and the long and surprisingly serious history of the Caribbean in a single glass.
Crafted from repurposed materials gathered across the resort, Upcycle Café offers a relaxed, air-conditioned space to pause and recharge. Open throughout the day, it serves a selection of sweet and savoury bites alongside freshly brewed coffee, perfect for an easy break between sunny beachside moments.
Stay still or move at your own pace. Galley Bay's pace is the guest's, never the resort's. The watersports are non-motorised and complimentary; the land sports are the kind you can do in linen.
Sailing, snorkelling, kayaking, paddle-boarding, Hobie Cat. All non-motorised, all complimentary, all on the same uninterrupted three-quarter-mile of beachfront.
Sunrise yoga by the sea. A tennis court, table tennis, croquet, and a fleet of complimentary bicycles for the lagoon-side trails. A fitness centre and library for the slower hours.
Rum tastings at the Rum Shack. Garden tours of the forty-acre grounds. Cooking demonstrations with the Executive Chef. Beach movies under the stars. A weekly manager's cocktail party — the only social fixture on the calendar.
On the calm north-west coast of the island, 30 minutes from V. C. Bird International Airport and a world away from the busier southern resorts. The bay is on a sheltered three-quarter-mile of beach, set within a private forty-acre estate of tropical gardens.
Gray's Farm Main Road, Five Islands Village, Antigua
