Water
The edge is a rumour.
One of our three pools appears to stop at the Caribbean. It does not, but you will not be able to tell from the water.
The point gives us nine hundred metres of beach that nobody can walk onto from the road, and water that stays flat behind the reef most of the year. The pools step down toward it, so the swim from the top terrace to the sand is all downhill.
Where to spend the day
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Adults only
The Infinity Terrace
The top pool, 38 metres, edge facing due east. A submerged bar with stools carved from the same limestone as the deck, and a sunken jacuzzi at the quiet end.
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All guests
The Family Pool
Shallower, shaded through the middle of the day, with a separate splash area and a lifeguard on from nine to six. Close enough to Mercado to eat in a swimsuit.
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900 metres
The Beach
White sand that squeaks, water in three distinct blues, and palms old enough to lean properly. Cabanas spaced so you cannot hear the next conversation.
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Reserved free
Cabanas
Twenty-two canvas cabanas across the pools and beach, each with a button. Press it and someone arrives with cold towels, water and a short list.
Practical
- Hours
- Pools 7am–sunset. The infinity terrace stays open and lit until 2am for swimming; the bar closes at midnight.
- Towels
- Stacked at every pool and on the beach. You never carry one from your room and never sign for one.
- Shade
- Cabanas, palapas and natural palm shade across the whole beach — you are never forced into full sun to get a lounger.
- Water
- Reef-protected and calm most of the year. Flags are posted daily at the beach hut and on the guest app.
- Gear
- Kayaks, paddleboards and snorkel sets are included and self-serve from the beach hut.
- Accessibility
- Ramped beach access and a floating chair available from the beach team on request.
See the water move
The flight descends to water level and skims the infinity edge.