Our party of 11 truly enjoyed this beautiful, private, spacious villa. It has two pools and two points of ocean access. The water is clear and shallow—perfect for floating. We appreciated the information provided before arrival on the property, TCI areas, restaurants, and excursions.We rented paddleboards, beach chairs, and umbrellas, but used only the boards because we stayed at the villa most of the time. Extra floaties left by previous guests were a nice bonus.The villa is a bit far from Grace Bay, so we cooked and ate in for most meals. We tried La Brisas and Omar’s Beach Hut. Both were decent; the conch salad and braised oxtail were excellent. William, the caretaker, was very good. He gave helpful recommendations and arranged a companion for our elderly relative while we were out.We will definitely stay here again. The beauty, serenity, and privacy are unreal.A few notes for a complete picture: This is a villa, not a resort, so you are responsible for electricity and water, which are expensive on TCI—budget for them. We bought drinking water daily and refilled one of the two 5-gallon jugs each day. We purchased a third jug so we would not have to follow a strict schedule. The kitchen could use an oven and better pots, pans, knives, and utensils. That was not a deal-breaker, but it would have improved the stay. This is the tropics, so expect ants and mosquitoes even in the bedrooms. Building materials also deteriorate more quickly in this climate.