The cove itself is super cute. A few businesses are struggling to make comebacks after the double whammy of COVID and a massive hurricane. People are gracious and prices are good. Problem is the cov…Full review by montanapescado
Nov 25, 2024
We stayed here for one night, and took advantage of the offer by one of the locals to BBQ meats and bring it back to your boat -- we sent raw shrimp and chicken. The cost to cook about 3 lbs of shr…Full review by Kathi S
Nov 22, 2023
When you think of a Caribbean island, this is it! Clear warm water, white sand beaches, palm trees and sunshine! Our favorite island in the past 10 days.Full review by Imapepper79
This pristine tropical bay and its beach are protected from rough Atlantic waters by a small piece of land that extends out into the ocean. Charming bungalows on the breathtaking Salt Whistle …
This pristine tropical bay and its beach are protected from rough Atlantic waters by a small piece of land that extends out into the ocean. Charming bungalows on the breathtaking Salt Whistle Bay, Mayreau, which National Geographic called "Paradise Found" and Conde Nast Traveler listed as a "Top International Beach." Spectacular, unspoiled views of the turquoise reefs, amazing snorkeling and stand-up paddle boarding (equipment included), and a world-class kitesurfing beach, all on site. The pristine Tobago Cays are a short 15 min boat trip. Enjoy the on-site restaurant and beach bar with a tasty, international menu.
Greetings. We will be staying at Salt Whistle Bay on Mayreau next February. We have been to the island for the day several times but never stayed. Really looking forward to this adventure. I am wondering if there is any way to make hot water in the rooms for coffee or tea? I might bring a one cup device if not. Can't function without my morning coffee! Thanks!!
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Hi! We will be there Feb 3-12. Maybe we will cross paths! We love Mayreau and chose it as a much needed place to completely relax with little distraction. Mapping of the …
Hi! We will be there Feb 3-12. Maybe we will cross paths! We love Mayreau and chose it as a much needed place to completely relax with little distraction. Mapping of the cottages is sketchy. Privacy is the fact that there are only 200 people on the island...plus yachties. Very much Island Time and hard to get details but...that's why we are going!
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