Treasure Cay Hotel Resort & Marina

One of the biggest of the Out Island resorts, this property attracts boaters, golfers, fishermen, and divers, as well as yachties and escapists seeking a remote yet luxurious retreat. The foundation for this resort was laid in 1962, when a group of international investors recognized its potential. The vast majority of the peninsula -- as well as the marina, all the villas, 80 privately owned condominiums, the tennis courts, and several blocks of other housing -- remains under the ownership of the original investors. Guests can rent electric golf carts (around US$35 per day) or bicycles to explore the sprawling compound's far-flung palm and casuarina groves.

Along with architecture that looks like it jumped off the pages of House & Garden, the setting here includes tropical plants, a spectacular beachfront, an excellent golf course, and marina facilities. Furnished simply in modern tropical motifs, most accommodations overlook the dozens of sailing craft moored in the marina. The rentals are very attractive, each with full kitchen, two bedrooms, and washer/dryer, plus a midsize bathroom. A restaurant, the Spinnaker, serves standard fare, while two bars dispense tropical drinks.

Facilities:
Restaurant; 2 bars; airport transfers (US$30 for 2); golf course; outdoor pool; 6 tennis courts (lit for night play); watersports equipment/rentals; Wi-Fi (free)

Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.

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