Insulated from the outside world, yet only minutes by air or motor launch from St. Maarten, Cap Juluca is a private self-contained enclave along two miles of the best pristine white-sand beaches in the Caribbean.

Spacious Moorish villas, five-star restaurants, exotic landscaped tropical gardens, and friendly and abundant service professionals provide an unparalleled level of luxury.

Cap Juluca features a comprehensive array of entertainment amenities, including a fully equipped fitness center, private golf carts and
bicycles, aqua golf driving range, bunker and putting green, croquet lawn, Junior Olympic-size swimming pool, a library, tennis courts with a full-time resident pro, and water sports, including snorkeling, wind surfing, water skiing, and sailing.

Situated on the southwest coast of Anguilla and overlooking the mountains of St. Maarten only six miles away, Cap Juluca occupies 179 acres of land and inland waters. The resort has become to the discerning vacationer what the Cipriani is to Venice by offering the privacy and exclusivity that our miles of beach allow. While situated only 15 minutes by boat from the myriad shops, restaurants, gambling, and international flavors of Dutch and French St. Maarten, Cap Juluca remains the essence of tranquility.

Accommodations
Eighteen separate Moorish-style beachfront villas each house no more than 6 rooms, all decorated with the highest quality fixtures and furnishings. A complimentary Continental breakfast is served daily on your private terrace.

Food and Beverages
During the day guests gather at George's, located at the center of the beach overlooking Maundays Bay. Your favorite beach beverages, snacks and meals are available there. For those who cannot bear to leave the beach, display your umbrella's service flag and an attendant appears to fulfill your request. George's is open for dinner as well as lunch, featuring a selection of exotic and imaginative Spanish Mediterranean cuisine by award-winning chef George Reid. Pimms, featuring Eurasian/Caribe cuisine, is open for dinner. It is set on a coral outcrop only six feet from the bay looking westward across the perfect half moon of azure blue waters to the lighted Moorish domes, turrets and parapets of the resort.

About Anguilla A British crown territory, the island is 16 miles long and three miles wide. The Anguillians are renowned for their gentle friendliness and industrious attributes, which have allowed the island to host three of the top 15 international resorts. Restaurants are many and varied, and the cuisine rivals that of nearby islands. Its beaches are extolled as some of the best in the world.