Carlisle Bay

A PADI scuba diving centre is on-site and diving excursions can be arranged for qualified divers or you can train to become a certified diver whilst staying at the resort.

If all those choices don’t provide you with enough exercise, head for a workout in the gym.  Alternatively, if you think it’s time to relax and rejuvenate, the Blue Spa at Carlisle Bay includes six luxurious treatment rooms, one dedicated wet room, a couples treatment room, sauna, plunge pools, and an all-important relaxation zone.

Carlisle Bay Antigua comprises 82 spacious and contemporary suites, offering cool calm interiors, bespoke dark wood furniture and white linens, all featuring a private terrace or balcony with either garden or ocean views. The Garden and Ocean Suites are spacious with split level bedroom and living room.  The Beach Balcony and Beach Terrace Suites are spacious beachfront suites and the perfect choice for families, with a second twin bedroom accommodating up to two adults and two children.

The resort has two exceptional restaurants, the beachfront restaurant offers healthy grills, seafood and salads throughout the day and evening, and has gorgeous views across the beach and bay. The Asian inspired East Restaurant offers an eclectic mix of Japanese, Thai, Indian and Vietnamese food in a dramatic and intimate setting.  For the ultimate romantic dining experience, enjoy dinner a deux at the end of the resort’s private jetty.

Carlisle Bay is a member of the Leading Small Hotels of The World and sister hotel to the award-winning One Aldwych in London.   Annual closure between 25 August – 12 October 2012.

In the school summer holidays, Crush is an action packed teenage programme which features a chill out room complete with Wii entertainment centre and events including beach barbeques, private movie screenings and a variety of activities such as wake boarding, zip-lining and yachting.