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The Caribbean's finest beachfront is the Rosewood Little Dix Bay on a half-mile stretch of powder-white sand beach. Virgin Gorda, a volcanic island with craggy hills, peaceful coves, and undeveloped beaches, surrounds the luxurious Caribbean resort. Rosewood Little Dix Bay Virgin Gorda is a pioneering eco-resort. It has always placed a strong emphasis on the surrounding natural environment. Over half a century ago, this beach house resort was one of the first in the Caribbean to promote environmentally friendly luxury.

Location

A two-minute drive north of Spanish Town, the Rosewood Little Dix Bay is on a half-mile sandy beach. It's not as far away from the rest of the island as other villas. However, the beautiful tropical gardens around it make it seem more private and isolated. You may take a ferry from Beef Island's airport (Rosewood Little Dix Bay offers a water taxi service). The hotel also has a private dock. This adds to the allure of being able to reach the ocean.

As a result of its size and scarce population, Virgin Gorda managed to stay relatively undisturbed over the years. Few roads and small isthmuses divide several islands, so they can only be accessed by boat. Moreover, the island is a haven for outdoor adventurers. There are a wealth of hikes, snorkeling places, and water activities to choose from.

Visitors also flock to the island to soak up rays on one of the many sandy beaches. But, of course, hotel restaurants are the most incredible places to eat. Plus, there are a few fascinating alternatives in Spanish Town.

Rooms and Suites

Guests expect barefoot luxury in the 80 rooms at Rosewood Little Dix Bay. Its British Virgin Islands lodging honors its roots by fusing a refined Caribbean aesthetic with the subtle elegance of the mid-century modern architecture. You'll find natural materials, such as wood and stone. Also, clean, simple lines characterize the interior design of your bedroom suite.

Moreover, the island's beautiful tropical scenery comes to life via expansive, light-filled rooms and welcoming outdoor living areas. The rooms and suites are hidden within the resort's manicured gardens and tree-shaded walks. They are tucked away from the immaculate crescent beach.

The deluxe Caribbean villas also provide unparalleled solitude on the beach, the pool suite, or the hillside above the sea. Furthermore, ocean views and butler service are standard in all BVI hotels.

Restaurants and Bars

The hotel property has many restaurants, bars, and dining areas.

The Sugar Mill

This is the place to go if you want to spend quality time with your loved one. The Sugar Mill is a lively seaside restaurant serving delicious Caribbean food. Moreover, the open-air stone mill's curving design provides spectacular views of the bay.

Guests may enjoy small handmade appetizers and artisan cocktails, and sangrias. Also available are exceptional wines served by traveling bar mixologists as the sun sets over the horizon. Traditional and contemporary tapas are also available at Sugar Mill. These are prepared using time-honored methods and fresh, regional ingredients.

The goes experience with creative taste combinations and eye-catching presentation. Furthermore, you can order fresh lobster, ceviche, and other daily specials at the restaurant's enticing raw bar.

Pavilion

Pavilion, the resort's signature restaurant, sits under soaring vaulted ceilings. It also provides panoramic ocean views from almost every table. Breakfast, lunch, and supper are all served à la carte. Plus, guests may sit in the open-air lounge or on the patio, depending on their dining options.

The BVI's culinary history has been affected by centuries of marine commerce, which brought spices from other regions to the islands. The Pavilion presents this kaleidoscope of tastes with a chef's open kitchen. It's about creatively getting the best of local and fresh foods together. As the Caribbean trade winds and the soft sounds of the ocean wash over you, the experience is a feast for the senses.

The Rum Room

Imperial, explorer, and buccaneer rums mingle in the Rum Room, next to the Pavilion. Rums from around the globe are available in the lounge's enormous collection. There are also a wide variety of international wines. At any time of day or night, bartenders at the resort's bar serve classic drinks from the 1960s and 1970s. These include the Collins, the martini, and the fizzed highball.

Additionally, people may enjoy their aged rum and chat while taking in some sun and sand at the bar's outside deck. Guests are also invited to attend monthly rum tastings and learn about the spirit's rich history. Furthermore, the Rum Room is also a venue for local live music.

The Reef House

You may see intoxicating views of Little Dix Bay from Reef House, which is only a few feet from the beach. Open-air seating in a beautiful colonial-inspired setting is a great way to enjoy the island's laid-back pace. Moreover, Reef House draws inspiration from the region's rich culinary history. It prepares its dishes using locally sourced ingredients, herbs from the resort's garden, and basic cooking techniques. The result is a modern take on the robust tastes of the Caribbean.

Signature meals and vegetarian choices are available on the farm-to-table menu. Additionally, Reef House Bar has a wide variety of organic white and rosé wines from across the globe. There is also a broad range of aged and flavorful spirits.

Spa and Wellness

Situated at the cliff's edge overlooking the Sir Francis Drake Channel, Sense, a Rosewood Spa, is the perfect fitness center to relax and unwind. Moreover, relaxation and refreshments are available in the enchanting beauty of the surroundings. The spa also has an outdoor shower and a two-tiered infinity pool. There are also outdoor relaxing spaces, tennis courts, and a hilltop yoga platform with a 25-mile view of the sea.

A Cliff Spa Suite overlooks the gorgeous tropical gardens for couples. Additionally, there are eight other treatment rooms. Guests may also hear the mesmerizing sound of the ocean waves from the comfort of their balcony or window. Spa treatments at the resort's Caribbean-inspired spa combine indigenous plant resources. These go along with therapeutic methods and cutting-edge ideas in health and wellbeing.

Takeaway

Rosewood Little Dix Bay is a destination where visitors may let go of their worries and get in harmony with nature. Enjoy a day of pampering at one of the area's many spas. These provide a wide range of rejuvenating treatments for the mind, body, and spirit. You can also indulge in sumptuous food and great entertainment. Book your stay today.