How to choose a villa that works for the whole group
Beyond bedroom count: think pool access, gathering space, beach proximity, drive time, and who needs the quietest room.
Ask about your group →THE PRESTIGE JOURNAL
A little island wisdom
goes a long way.
The useful notes, easy ideas, and questions worth asking before the bags are packed.
START HERE
Five ways to arrive
already on vacation.
The surest route to a softer first day: choose the right villa, decide the first meal, think about transport, book the one experience you would regret missing, and ask a local what they would do with your free afternoon.
Ask your concierge ↗✦
Good trips
leave room
for detours.
PLANNING NOTES
Useful before
you get here.
Each note is a starting point, not a strict rule. Your concierge can adapt the details to your dates, group, and particular version of escape.
What makes a boat day feel effortless
Start with your pace, then choose the boat, route, lunch plan, and stops. The best charter is the one that feels made for your people.
Plan a charter day →When an in-villa dinner is exactly right
After a long beach day, a private chef or chef-prepared meal gives the whole group the rare gift of staying put together.
Talk through dining →Planning an island week with different ages in the mix
Build in a few shared highs, then leave generous unstructured time. A great home base is half the strategy.
See family escapes →Give the milestone a setting it will remember
Whether you need a table for ten or a quietly spectacular proposal, the right timing and vendor makes every detail feel natural.
See celebration stays →The value of leaving an afternoon unplanned
Not every hour needs a reservation. Some of the island’s best days begin when the itinerary becomes a suggestion.
Explore island rhythm →