Rosewood Little Dix Bay Villas Virgin Gorda

Just beyond a colorful barrier reef, lapped by gentle blue waters on a softly curving crescent beach, lies Rosewood Little Dix Bay - a truly authentic destination, tamed for sophisticated tastes. The timeless boutique resort on the island of Virgin Gorda offers tranquility found nowhere else in the Caribbean. Little Dix rewards its discerning guests with an instantaneous retreat from their fast-paced lives. In the absence of the commercialism, Little Dix connects one to the surroundings. The Caribbean hideaway of Rosewood Little Dix Bay is nestled on the untamed island of Virgin Gorda in the British Virgin Islands. It is an island of rolling hills, beautiful isolated beaches and spectacular geological formations surrounded by astonishing clear waters of the historic Sir Francis Drake Channel. The world famous Baths of Virgin Gorda, unsurpassed sailing and numerous unpopulated islands nearby to explore and snorkel by combine to make Virgin Gorda a destination like no other.

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Anegada Island: Fifteen miles to the northeast of Virgin Gorda lies the sparsely populated island of Anegada, a coral atoll known for its miles of uninterrupted white sand beaches, turquoise waters and fresh local "Anegada lobster" (frequently featured on the resort's di
Beach Grill: This open-air dining venue is situated adjacent to the resort dock and just a few steps from the beach. During the day, guests can order light lunches, including tropical fruit plates and refreshing beverages.
Beaches: Little Dix Bay's pristine, half-mile crescent beach is considered one of the finest in the world. A coral reef just off the beach provides excellent snorkeling and protects the bay, ensuring calm water for swimming year round. A beach of this caliber is r
Caneel Bay: Little Dix Bay's sister resort on nearby St. John, U.S.V.I. offers a ferry service for guests at both resorts for daytrips and transfers. The scenic, 90-minute trip westward through the Sir Francis Drake channel features views of emerald islands
Childrens Menus: Children?s menus are available in The Beach Grill for lunch and dinner, in The Pavilion for dinner, or through Room Service. Children may also dine with a counselor from the Children's Grove Monday through Saturday. Reservations are required.
Hiking trails of Virgin Gorda: The Cow Hill Trail winds behind the Pavilion on the west side of the resort and offers spectacular views of the bay and towards the marina (approx. 40 minutes). The Savannah Bay trail starts at the eastern end of the resort and offers a more rigorous and
Meal Plans: Modified American Plan (MAP) includes breakfast and dinner. $100 per person, per day
Full American Plan (FAP) includes breakfast, lunch and dinner. $125 per person, per day
Gratuities are not included. Plans are 50% off for children 5 to 11 years old
Spanish Town: Just a 15-minute stroll from the resort, guests will find Spanish Town, the island's town and home to the Virgin Gorda Yacht Harbour and shopping center. Visitors can shop for souvenirs and can also visit The Coppermine. This area of Virgin Gorda was once
The Pavilion: Sweeping Caribbean views come with every table at this upscale, open-air restaurant with its four signature conical-shaped roofs. An elaborate daily breakfast and lunch buffet are offered as well as an a la carte dinner menu.
The Sugar Mill: Featuring contemporary Caribbean cuisine in an intimate, fully refurbished setting directly on the beach, The Sugar Mill serves specialties including grilled seafood and meats accented with fresh local ingredients. Guests dine at tables beside the sea.
Trunk Bay: A short drive from the resort, Trunk Bay is one of the Caribbean's most photographed beaches and The Baths of Virgin Gorda: The British Virgin Island's most famous geological landmark is The Baths situated on the southwestern tip of Virgin Gorda.