Rooms are furnished to very high standards with a choice of luxury rooms, suites and villas, all with the modern amenities one would expect from a top class resort. For the ultimate in luxury there is the 5-bedroom Rock Cottage which nestles in the farthest corner of the bay. It's been intricately crafted to perch on one of the rocky outcrops making this an extremely private and secluded tropical island escape. The resort offers 77 guestrooms, suites, and villas in nine two-story buildings colored pale-cream with pastel-green accents, flanked by thick tropical gardens, and fronted by flowers and plants. All accommodation features balconies or ground floor patios furnished with cushioned lounge chairs and dining sets and providing views of the Caribbean Sea. Pale walls, ceilings, and tile floors serve as background for tropical-color fabrics. Bathrooms feature gleaming marble-finish tile and English toiletries from Gilchrist & Soames. Crank-open louvered panels combine with ceiling fans to offer a cooling alternative to air conditioning.

Palm Restaurant - Open-air restaurant with three-story wood ceiling. Live plants, white linens. Lunch buffets and à la carte menu of salads, sandwiches, burgers, pizza, seafood, grilled meat/fish. Dinner dress code: long pants, collared shirts for men.
Vyvien's Restaurant - Adults only. Intimate linen-service dinners served under intricate wood ceilings. Candlelight, rattan chairs, fabric-draped windows, air conditioning. Dress code: long pants, collared shirts for men.
Pelican Bar - Part of spacious open-air lobby furnished with plants, oversize rattan couches and chairs with plump floral cushions. Live music in adjacent little wood pavilion most nights. After-dark dress code: long pants, collared shirts for men.
Poolside bar - Part of extensive pool/spa tub facility, set amid several sundecks with loungers. Beverages served. Open daily.

This resort features two beaches separated by a rocky point. One beach is furnished with lounge chairs, thatch shades, and umbrellas; the other with thatch shades. There is also a boardwalk with umbrella tables and lounge chairs. Other amenities include a free-form main pool and sundeck, and a second adults-only pool. A third pool was added in October 2004, featuring a new bar, sundecks, and loungers. Use of windsurfers, kayaks, sailboats, snorkeling gear, and a lighted tennis court is complimentary. A fee is charged for waterskiing. An 18-hole golf course is located 2 miles away. Sailing excursions and sunset and moonlight cruises can be booked at the resort. A health-and-beauty spa offers massage, body treatments, facials, waxing, and hair and nail care. Massage options include Swedish and aromatherapy. Body treatments include sea-mud wrap and sea-salt scrub. Facials include one for relieving sunburn.

Blue Waters has just opened The Cove Suites. Designed to add a new level of luxury to the island these suites all offer spectacular sea views with lavishly appointed rooms and spacious bathrooms with free standing baths.
Guests of The Cove Suites will have exclusive access to 4 infinity edge pools and 4 attended bars located in the surrounding tropically landscaped gardens. The Cove Restaurant offers fine‐dining in an exquisite setting, with award winning chef Graham Singer at the helm. Cove residents may also use all the facilities at Blue Waters.
For those seeking further luxury there are four 3‐bedroom penthouses – boasting fully equipped kitchens, private dining areas and the option of your own personal chef.