Zemi Beach House, Anguilla
Zemi Beach House Resort & Spa redefines luxury island living for a new generation. Tucked away on six pristine acres, adjacent to Anguilla's Fountain Cavern National Park, the resort blends contemporary residential style with unique experiences. Designed to reflect the island's rich history and the traditions of its people, Zemi Beach House welcomes all guests to an idyllic beach holiday.
The resort’s 65 rooms consist of superior rooms, premium rooms and 1, 2 or 3 bedroom penthouse suites & beachfront villas suites. Perfect for the solo travellers or a family vacation, the resort aims to make you feel as if you are in your own beachfront home, while the contemporary Caribbean style will transport you to a place of relaxation and indulgence. The two bedroom beach suite offers a private pool overlooking the water, a large living room and private terrace, fully equipped kitchen and guest bathroom for the ultimate in comfort and luxury.
Offering fresh-off-the-boat seafood with an array of imported delicacies, local herbs and seasonal produce, dining at Zemi Beach House is an experience that will satisfy even the more discerning guest. The in-house chefs will bring you a real taste of the Caribbean while using only the finest ingredients.
Housed within an authentic 300-year-old Thai house, Zemi Thai House Spa is a sanctuary of privacy and wellness. This luxurious retreat features the island’s only hammam, as well as five multifunction treatment rooms with showers, relaxation areas with breathtaking views and a yoga deck.
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About Anguilla
Anguilla is a British Overseas Territory located in the Eastern Caribbean. The main small island is home to Anguilla’s capital city, the Valley. A small town in the centre of the island that is known for its colonial buildings. With plenty of restaurants, shops and hotels, the town is a popular spot with tourists and locals alike. Wallblake House, one of the island’s main attractions, is a restored 1787 plantation house showcasing period details. The Old Court House, on Crocus Hill, offers some of the best panoramic coastal views over the island and beyond
Anguilla’s beaches range from long sandy stretches like the famous Rendezvous Bay, overlooking neighbouring Saint Martin island. For a more secluded experience there are many isolated coves reachable by boat, such as Little Bay.
Anguilla’s protected areas include Big Spring Cave, known for its prehistoric petroglyphs, and East End Pond, a wildlife conservation site. Several offshore islets can be easily reached for day trips and offers a more secluded and natural landscape.
