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At a Glance
Canouan Estate’s 14 luxurious villas offer a secluded island-hideaway experience.
Indagare Loves
- That the villas are fully staffed with chefs and butlers
- The renowned, 18-hole championship golf course designed by Jim Fazio that boasts spectacular views of the island.
Review
Spanning over one third of Canouan Island, Canouan Estate is a sprawling, 1,200-acre complex and it offers the nicest accommodations in the area. The property boasts 14 spectacular villas, a championship golf course, tennis courts, Kids’ Club, white-sand beaches, an array of restaurants and the Mandarin Oriental Canouan, a five-star boutique hotel.
While Canouan Estate has been around for years (it was once owned by Raffles), it had a transformative renovation in 2016, which ushered in the beachfront Pink Sands Club, extensively refurbished villas, several restaurants and an opulent aesthetic. Despite all the modernizations, the estate still emphasizes the natural beauty the island is so well known for.
The 14 villas range from one- to eight-bedrooms, and all sit high above the beach, tucked amongst the lush hillside. The accommodations offer spectacular views of the rolling hills and Canouan Island’s famous crystalline waters.
All guests at Canouan Estate and the Pink Sands Club have access to each property’s amenities, plus natural splendors like secret hidden coves and pristine beaches. Not to mention the superb Pink Sands Club spa, which features two over-water, glass-bottomed bungalows and nine treatment rooms.
Who Should Stay
Anyone who craves privacy and seclusion in stunning surroundings; those who want the quintessential villa experience; large families or groups traveling together.
Author
- Perrie Hartz
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The natural beauty and size is the biggest draw of Canouan Island. We saw flying stingrays, hundreds of turtles and enjoyed the Tobago Cays. We dined at the Pink Sands Club and thought our villa was much nicer for an island vacation. The Pink Sands Club was very very nice but all marble and no charm. I would suggest staying in a villa over the hotel as you get the best of both worlds. One of the biggest compliments we could give is how friendly the staff were. They were welcoming, helpful and felt like they wanted to be there. We all were extremely comfortable with each staff member. Because there were so few people there we got to know everyone and the staff knew what you wanted to drink each time you sat down to a meal. Don’t forget to have drinks and watch the sunset from the 13th hole of the golf course!