Guana’s luxury boutique hotel was established in 1934, an intimate affair built of native stone and coral, on the foundations of an 18th century Quaker estate. Sprinkled along a scenic ridge and cooled by gentle trade winds, each of the 18 unique rooms and villas offers a commanding views of the Caribbean and the Atlantic. This means that this wondrous ‘Virgin Island’ is just that - sparsely inhabited by a maximum of 35 guests on land and a smattering of yachts moored offshore. No wonder it is a popular choice for those seeking splendid isolation! Guana’s largest beach is a half-mile stretch of glistening powder-white sand - the beach you see in daydreams of the Caribbean. Swim or snorkel in the clear blue water. Take out a small sailboat, kayak, windsurfer, or paddle-board. Grab a rod and fish for Tarpon and Bonefish from the dock. Or just relax on a lounge or hammock with a frozen Guana Bushwacker in hand and watch the pelicans dive. Guana Island is a thriving ecosystem, home to threatened and endangered species like the Caribbean roseate flamingo, the stout rock iguana and the red footed tortoise. Taste fresh papaya, coconut and mango in the orchard and discover a diverse range of tropical fish and coral by snorkelling or diving one of Guana’s own reefs.John’s and just 10 minutes away from the Jolly Harbour marina complex that offers shops, restaurants, golf and tennis. Guana Island Guana Private Island, The BVI’s 36 A Rich Past The island was used as the location for the 1958 film @Virgin Island’ starring John Cassavetes, Sidney Poitier, and Virginia Maskell. Soon afterwards the island was graced with a visit from Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother on board the Royal Yacht, Britannia.
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