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Cap Juluca, set on its own superb beach in the west of Anguilla, is one of the Caribbean’s most famous and best loved hotels. It is quite a large hotel, laid out in eighteen spectacular, Moorish-style villas with palatial rooms that give right onto the magnificent sand. The hotel is fairly upbeat in tempo, and offers a daily diary of activities and sports to keep you busy. In addition to the sports and spa services, there are many programmes, from wellness to wine-tasting weeks and writing workshops. For all the activity though, you can also escape from it all here. Set along nearly a mile of beach, Cap Juluca never feels busy and it is easy to relax in the hotel’s stunningly beautiful surroundings.
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KEY FEATURES
| Supreme beach, top Anguilla hotel and Anguilla resort with 72 rooms and suites and 26 rooms in Pool Villas (includes interlocking to make multi-room suites), three restaurants, room service 7.30am-10.30pm, spa services, watersports, day and night tennis, golf aqua driving range and putting green, croquet lawn, nature trail, gym with cardio centre, yoga/pilates studio, boutique, media room with cable TV, library and board games, entertainment, Easter and summer children’s programmes, conferences. Wedding and romance packages. |
STYLE
| Spectacular white-walled, faux Moorish villas with a mix of white Italian and terracotta tiled floors and Oriental carpets, set on striking white sand, atmosphere upbeat and active but still elegant |
CLIENT PROFILE
| Wealthy travellers of all ages and types, a high proportion of Americans, many British in summer months, also honeymooners in summer |
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Cap Juluca is Anguilla’s award-winning flagship hotel and one of the most successful in the Caribbean. Set on one of the island’s many magnificent beaches, a stretch of near-perfect white sand almost a mile long, the hotel uses the best of its setting. A line of eighteen faux Moorish columns, arches and domes rise right out of beachfront greenery, etched bright white against the rich blue of the Anguillan sky.
Breakfast on your balcony, overlooking the blinding white sand and electric blue water of Maunday’s Bay, is a great start to the day and a classic sight even in the Caribbean. The activity begins early, with guests beetling up and down the sand on their morning walks. A windsurfer scoots across the bay, swimmers plough out to the platforms. Scuba and day trips depart. Parasols appear. As the sun climbs, people settle down to sunbathe.
Cap Juluca is spread out over nearly a mile of sand and 179 acres, so it never feels busy. There are a couple of gravitational centres, though. Mid-way down the beach, among the Moorish arches, is a larger dome, George’s, a round and open-sided marquee. It offers lunch and often dinner and has health-conscious fare. There is also a pool there, behind the dining room. Only the Pool Villas have their own pools, so this is where you can come if you want a change from the sea.
The other larger building, at the head of the beach, is the main lobby area, with another huge marquee dome. This is where you will be brought on arrival and it is from here that you will have your first view of Cap Juluca’s spectacular beach. You will also find the boutique here, along with a small library and the TV room. Currently under construction is a new extension containing new spa and beauty treatment rooms, a gym and yoga studio (see below). Close by are the watersports.
Beyond here, set out on the point, is another bright white building, a series of small domes set on slender columns that are topped with rounded arches. This is Cap Juluca’s main restaurant for dinner, Pimms. The best tables are right on the waterfront. By day they have a superb view of the villas disappearing into the distance and by night the floodlit water. In the same building is their tapa-style restaurant, Kemia, for lighter and less formal meals. It is open from mid-afternoon till late and has a bar, where there is often jazz music.
At nearly a mile from end to end, getting to the dining room can take a while to walk, though it is a very pleasant stroll along the beach in the evening of course. A number of golf carts are stationed at the Reception to ferry you to your room. You can call them to pick you up or head to the front desk and they will find you transport. Also, if you are walking, the staff will stop to give you a lift in most cases (engineering carts excepted). Bicycles are also available for use on property.
The rooms at Cap Juluca are all large. There are 58 luxury rooms and junior suites and seven pool or patio suites, all of which have sea views and are air-conditioned. They continue the Moroccan theme, with a Moorish arch above the bed and oriental carpets on the floor. The rooms can be set up in a number of configurations through adjoining rooms in case you are travelling as a family. If you are travelling as a large party there are also six Pool Villas, with up to five bedrooms each, which have some central living space and can be taken in their entirety.
Part of the tone at Cap Juluca is the fact that there are no keys to the rooms (unless you particularly want them). The maids are constantly in attendance in the villas of course, but there is very little crime in Anguilla at the moment, so locks are not needed. Another key feature is the fact that there are no televisions in the bedrooms. The idea is to be able to remove yourself from worldly concerns. Rooms are in fact wired for cable TV and sets are available for hire. They come with wireless headsets to keep the tranquillity of the resort.
On the other hand, Cap Juluca does have a near mind-blowing range of activities to keep you busy by day. There are sports – watersports, including windsurfing, dinghy sailing and water-skiing - and land-based sports, tennis (with a pro sent by Tennis Professionals International), croquet, a driving range and practice putting green for golfers and a guided nature walk.
Cap Juluca has some facilities for conferences. There is no dedicated room, but they are happy to set aside the library in the lobby area, or the sitting room of one of the Pool Villas, and they can offer the necessary equipment. At key times of the year, at Easter and in the summer holidays, there is also a children’s programme, subdivided into activities for 4-9 year olds and 10-14 year olds.
Finally Cap Juluca has some new facilities for spa and beauty treatment. Spa treatments have always been available in your room and in quieter, romantic parts of the resort (and still are on request), but if you prefer the calm of a spa area, there are plans for seven treatment rooms in a new annex to the main lobby building. See under Spa Treatments below.
And if your day begins watching the activity on the beach from your balcony around dawn, so there is the sunset too. The rooms face south of west and the sun sets over a rocky outcrop in the distance, gilding the huge Caribbean clouds and setting the evenings sky pink ablaze.
UPDATE
Cap Juluca re-opened for winter 2008-09 after US$22 million worth of improvements, with interior work by designer Paul Duesing and exterior developments carried out by Oscar Farmer, the original architect of the hotel. There have been changes in the main foyer, under the huge white dome, where you will find a new deck, set under a Moroccan chandelier, which sees nightly entertainment. Leading into it are a new lobby and reception, a lounge, two new boutiques, Cap J and Zemi and a library and DVD collection. The hotel’s three restaurants, Pimms, Spice and Blue (former Kemia and George's), have been spruced up and they are now overseen by new executive chef René Bajeux, who has an excellent reputation around the US, having worked at Four Seasons Beverly Hills and Four Seasons Maui.
The full redevelopment of the room interiors is yet to come, but new Stearns and Foster beds with Frette linens have been added, along with 40” Sony Bravia high definition LCD TVs and DVD players, new Bose stereos, wireless internet coverage and new patio furniture, towels and dressing gowns. There is also new equipment, including cardio machines with dedicated tvs, at the hotel’s Wellness Centre.
There are also developments on the beaches. You will now find wireless coverage on Maunday’s Bay (the main beach), not only useful in case you have your laptop to hand, but also so that the wait staff can message your order back to the kitchen as quickly as possible. There is a new beach ‘groomer’ that will leave the sand tidy every morning and which will be used to tame the wilder, windswept aspect of Cap Juluca’s second beach on Cove Bay. And after Hurricane Omar, which was so destructive to the natural life of the islands, the new owners of Cap Juluca have replanted huge numbers of plants to revive the gardens. They have installed new irrigation and set up a lighting system that will bring out the best of it at night. The new systems have been chosen because they require reduced electricity consumption. They have also installed turtle-friendly lights on the beach too, so that hatchlings are not distracted by the lights of the resort. |
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Beach & Swimming
Cap Juluca’s beach, Maunday’s Bay, is a truly spectacular stretch of perfect, powder-soft, bright white sand that shelves gently through a superb array of blues, from turquoise to azure. A Caribbean classic and almost a mile long. The water is shallow well out into the bay, which makes it excellent for swimming, and of course there are plenty of activities to keep you busy. There are three service bars along the beach and you can signal for service by flag. Chilled towels are offered a couple of times a day and sorbets are served in the afternoon.
There is another one and a half mile strip of sand in the next bay, Cove Bay. It is slightly remote from the hotel and makes an excellent walking beach.
There is a Junior Olympic sized swimming pool set on a deck for guests’ use. The six Pool Villas each have their own pool. |
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Sports & Recreation
Watersports at Cap Juluca include kayaks, small dinghy and catamaran sailing, windsurfing and waterskiing. Instruction is also available if you wish to learn. A 32ft boat is available for snorkelling, sunset and island cruises.
There are three all-weather Omni-turf tennis courts, two of which can be lit at night. A tennis pro from Tennis Professionals International is in residence. There are clinics for beginners and other standards, and weekly competitions.
There is a golf driving range, into the lagoon, and pitching onto small islands. The new Temenos Golf Club with a Greg Norman 18 hole, 72 par championship golf course is adjacent to Cap Juluca.
Cap Juluca has a croquet lawn. All equipment is available and there is a weekly session of instruction for beginners. There is also a nature trail and a herb garden where plants for traditional medicinal use are grown alongside herbs for the kitchen. Tours of the grounds are offered once a week for anyone interested in horticulture.
There is a fully equipped fitness centre with treadmills, bicycles, weights and other machines. Also a cardio centre and a yoga and pilates studio.
Spa Treatments
Treatments in your room or balcony have long been available at Cap Juluca through their Spa to the People programme and these are still available. There are over ten therapists at Cap Juluca, including some from Bali.
Therapies include various massage forms, reflexology, aromatherapy, facials, kinesiology, Pilates and even regression therapy. It is also possible to have private yoga session and personal training. |
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Staff
Maids are assigned to each of the villas (in which there are six rooms). They are there the whole day, from breakfast in the morning until the turn-down service in the evenings. For the Pool Villas there are also butlers.
The staff are one of the abiding success stories of Cap Juluca. Many have been there since the hotel opened in 1988, and they represent the best of Caribbean friendliness and yet the best also of Anguillian self-confidence and pride in a hotel that works well. |
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The Rooms
The rooms are large and painted entirely white, with a terracotta tiled floor and a bank of louvred doors made of Brazilian walnut giving onto the terrace. Their decoration continues the Moorish theme of the resort in Moroccan arches, carved wood and oriental carpets set on white Italian tile floors. The beds are made up with frette linen and all the rooms are air-conditioned. Bathrooms are also huge and most have a glass partition that gives out onto a very private sundeck. Bathroom products are by Bulgari. The rooms also each have a patio or balcony, which looks out onto the hotel’s spectacular beach. |
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Dining
There are three restaurants at Cap Juluca. The main dining room, Pimms, is situated in its own building on the promontory at the head of the bay, where the tables stand close to the waterfront among the columns of the Moroccan arches that are Cap Juluca’s distinctive style. The water beneath you is lit at night and attracts inquisitive, and perhaps hungry, fish. Pimms serves French-Asian cuisine, including local seafood, and is open for dinner.
Kemia, which shares the building on the promontory with Pimms, is open from mid-afternoon until 1am. It takes its name from a North African word for ‘small bite’, and it is decorated in Moroccan style, but the dishes are drawn from all over the world. There is live jazz music a couple of times a week.
The third restaurant, George’s, is set under a huge white marquee roof at the heart of the beach and is open for lunch and for dinner (four nights a week). It offers salads, sandwiches and simple platters by day and has a particular emphasis on healthy food. At dinner George’s becomes a little more sophisticated, offering contemporary tropical cuisine, with particular use of seafood and regional ingredients. They also hold a weekly barbecue night there and a night of West Indian food. There is live music several nights a week. It is also possible to arrange a private dinner for two on the beach, you’re your table surrounded by lighted torches and with a menu arranged in consultation with the chef.
Continental breakfast is included in the rate at Cap Juluca and is prepared by the housekeeper and then served on the terrace of your room. Breakfast is also available at Kemia. Room service is available from 7.30am-10.30pm. Cap Juluca is also happy to prepare a picnic for you if you are heading out for the day on an excursion. |
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Children
Cap Juluca is happy to accept children with a few restrictions. The resort is fairly adult in atmosphere it is large and spread out enough that you should neither be disturbed by other people’s children, nor worried that your own will disturb others. That said, children under six are not permitted in the main rooms and suites during the main winter season and babies under two discouraged. Both are welcome in the Pool Villas. Juluca’s Fun House, complimentary to guests, operates during the spring and summer holidays and has a programme of activities to take children off you hands. It is split into two age-groups, 4-9 and 10-14 years old, and includes arts and crafts, nature walks and the other sports at the hotel. Baby-sitting is available and there are of course plenty of DVDs and videos to keep them busy in the evenings.
The hotel can offer adjoining rooms, but if you are travelling with a large family you can also take one of the Pool Villas. |
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Conference
Cap Juluca has several rooms that they can set aside for a small conference, with seating for 50 people in theatre and 30 people in classroom style. They can hold gatherings up to 400 and will provide the necessary equipment including overhead projectors, VCR and large screen TV, flipcharts and lectern with a microphone. |
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Weddings
Cap Juluca offers a number of different wedding plans. All you need to do is to pick one and the hotel will make all the arrangements. You may also request special extra touches and have your chosen wedding plan adapted to suit your precise wishes. Please see here for full details and prices |
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Useful Hints
Despite seeming well protected from the prevailing weather off the Atlantic, Maunday’s Bay does occasionally see some swell, particularly in the wintertime when there are ‘ground seas’. Normally this makes for bigger waves for body-surfing and it is only mildly inconvenient (tables have to be moved back at Pimms). When the ground seas hit the eastern end of the bay, the western end of the beach is protected from the big waves. |
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Practical Facts
Annual Closure dates: no closure 2009. Closed 29 August to 31 October 2010
Dress Code: Casual elegance
Facilities: 3 restaurants, 2 bars, swimming pool, fitness centre, 3 tennis courts, putting green croquet lawn, golf aqua driving range, ‘Spa Rituals’, nature trail, Herb and Endangered Species Gardens, a 34' motor launch, 2 boutiques, tennis pro-shop, media room with cable TV, library, board games, Juluca’s Fun House for children
Complimentary: A mini-bar/refrigerator is stocked with a starter selection of complimentary bottled water, soft drinks, beer and a welcome bottle of Anguillian rum, welcome rum punch on arrival, afternoon sorbet on the beach, morning coffee and afternoon tea in the Main House, weekly cocktail party, golf driving range, bicycles, tennis including clinics, Sunfish, kayaks, monohull sailing dinghies, catamarans, snorkel gear, waterskiing and windsurfers, snorkel equipment, children's programme (specific times of year), use of fitness centre, resort shuttle between facilities and live weekly entertainment
Other Services: Guest services and concierge service. Yoga, tennis coaching, waterskiing and windsurfing instruction. Room service. Beach beverage service. Spa rituals and treatments. WiFi. Deep-sea fishing, scuba diving, sunset cruises and day sails can be arranged. A 32ft boat is available for private charters. An arrival and departure service for anyone who is going to or departing from Anguilla via St. Maarten. Please see here for details of the Private charter boat service and sea shuttle service from the airport in St Maarten. Laundry and dry cleaning. DVD rental.
Children: Welcome. From 01 May – 11 Nov the children’s programme allows children’s room at half price including supervised nightly movies at 9pm. From 12 Mar-30 Apr and 01 Jul-31 Aug there are clinics for children between 10-14 yrs old to improve tennis, windsurfing, snorkelling, swimming and sailing skills. Children between 4-9 yrs old, Juluca’s Fun House offers children a variety of activities 9.30-4.30. A baby sitting service is available
Weddings/Renewals/Commitment: Cap Juluca offers a range of packages for couples that wish to commit to each other outside marriage, renew their wedding vows or get married. Please see above for details
Accommodation: 98 rooms and suites, which include the rooms in 6 villas
Room Types: Rooms and suites are between 750 to 2,200 sq ft and are located in 12 two-story ‘hotel villas’ and 6 pool villas. All rooms have private walled terraces with sea views, air conditioning, ceiling fans and refrigerator/mini-bar. Doors lead out to furnished patios. Pool villas have a private or shared swimming pool and sundeck within the suite area, and include golf carts for transport around the property. All bedrooms have king size beds and many suites have a queen size day bed in the sitting room. Telephones have a data port outlet. WiFI is available in every room. All bathrooms are marble with a separate shower, bath, bidet, dressing area and a double sink. All have a hair dryer, bath robes and a choice of Bulgari, H20 Spa, Hermes or Molton Brown bath amenities. Some have a double bathtub with headrests and a glass-enclosed shower leading to a private solarium. All rooms have a 20" Sony Bravia LCD flat screen TV with cable services, CD/DVD player, Bose Wave music system, iron and ironing board. Several upper-floor rooms have a turret with private sunning terrace.
Superior Rooms (700 sq ft) have an ocean view terrace and marble shower only. Luxury Rooms (790 sq ft) have a sitting area, large bedroom, dressing area, bathroom and ocean view terrace. Junior Suites (1100 sq ft) come with a bedroom, double-tub bathroom, large room and terrace seating area and ocean view terrace. The One Bedroom Patio Suites (1550 sq ft) include a bedroom and bathroom, separate sitting room with large ocean view terrace. One Bedroom Private Pool Suites (2500 sq ft) include a bedroom and bathroom, large separate sitting room with ocean view terrace, full kitchen, dining atrium and private fresh water swimming pool. Two Bedroom Patio Suites (2340 sq ft) have two bedrooms with bathrooms en suite, a separate sitting room with bathroom and terrace with ocean view. Two Bedroom Private Pool Suites (3290 sq ft) include two adjoining bedrooms and bathrooms, separate sitting room with large ocean view terrace, full kitchen, dining atrium and private fresh water swimming pool. Three Bedroom Villa or Suites (3600 sq ft) come with a private fresh water swimming pool and have a master bedroom with central large sitting room, two additional bedrooms, full kitchen, dining atrium and ocean front dining terrace. The Five Bedroom Pool Villa (5,180 sq ft) includes a master bedroom with central large sitting room, four additional bedrooms, full kitchen, dining atrium and ocean front dining terrace
Credit Cards: American Express, Visa and MasterCard |
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Rates
| | 01 Jun- 01 Nov 2009 | 02 Nov- 18 Dec 2009 | 04 Jan- 04 Apr 2010 | 05 Apr- 31 May & 01 Nov- 17 Dec 2010 | 01 Jun- 28 Aug 2010 | | Superior Room | 425 | 595 | 995 | 595 | 425 | | Luxury Room | 525 | 695 | 1,095 | 695 | 525 | | Junior Suite | 695 | 895 | 1,595 | 895 | 695 | | 1-bed Suite Patio suite Pool suite | 895 1,495 | 1,195 1,995 | 1,995 3,495 | 1,195 1,995 | 895 1,495 | | 2-bed Suite Patio Suite Pool Suite | 1,395 1,995 | 1,795 2,595 | 2,995 4,495 | 1,795 2,595 | 1,395 1,995 | | 3-bed Villa with pool | 2,495 | 3,195 | 5,495 | 3,195 | 2,495 | | 4-bed Villa with pool | 2,995 | 3,795 | 6,495 | 3,795 | 2,995 | | 5-bed Villa with pool | 3,495 | 4,395 | 7,495 | 4,395 | 3,495 | | Extra Person In villa | 115 | 115 | 150 | 115 | 115 | All rates are quoted in US$ per night, are subject to 10% government accommodation tax, a 10% service charge and a US$ per day government marketing levy, and include continental breakfast, afternoon tea and mini bar set-up. Meal plan supplements: FAP (full breakfast, lunch and dinner) US$175, MAP (lunch and dinner) US$150 and dinner only US$110, per person, per day plus tax and service charges. Children under 12 yrs half price. Meal plans must be booked for entire stay. All rates subject to change without notice. Rates from 19 Dec-03 Jan are available on request. |
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Special Offers
Summer Free Night/s Special
Book 4 nights and only pay for 3 OR book 7 nights and only pay 5. Offer valid for new bookings for stays from 06 July to 31 August 2009.
Bring A Friend Offer
Receive a five-night complimentary stay in a second room for up to two additional people with a purchased five-night stay. Offer valid for Superior Rooms, Luxury Rooms and Junior Suites only for stays from 01 Sep-31 Oct 2009.
Linger Longer Offer
Receive up to five additional complimentary nights when booking a minimum five-night purchased stay.
Offer valid for Superior Rooms, Luxury Rooms and Junior Suites only for stays from 01 Sep-31 Oct 2009. |
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Special Package Rates
| | 01 Jun-01 Nov 2009 | 02 Nov-18 Dec 2009 | | Quick Getaway Per Couple/4 nts Superior Luxury Junior Suite | 2,200 2,600 3,280 | 2,880 3,280 4,080 | | Romantic Rendezvous Per couple/7 nts Superior Luxury Junior Suite | 4,165 4,865 6,055 | 5,355 6,055 7,455 |
QUICK GETAWAY Includes four nights accommodation, continental breakfast daily and a US$800 resort credit for resort use only – can be used for spa treatments or dining in any of the resort’s three restaurants. Rates are subject tot 20% accommodation tax and service charge. ROMANTIC RENDEZVOUS Includes 7 nights accommodation, Champagne upon arrival and a floral petal turndown service, three candlelit dinners for two (excluding drinks) at either Pimms, Spice or Blue, continental breakfast daily, One hour massage for two, a half day snorkeling trip, personal concierge services and a US$500 resort credit. Rates exclude 10% accommodation tax and 10% service charge.
Other packages include Pairadise Awaits a minimum 4 night stay with an US$600 airfare credit per room per stay, a Stay in Luxury paying Standard Room rates with an upgrade to a Luxury Room and a Discover the New Cap Juluca which gives a US$100 resort credit per night to be used within the resort. |
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How to Book
If you wish to make further enquiries or a reservation, please use the WEB LINK or DIRECT EMAIL ENQUIRIES facility at the top of this page to make contact with Cap Juluca, or if you wish to telephone them, please click on TELEPHONE CONTACT to reveal the number. |
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UK Tour Operators
If you wish to book through a tour operator or travel organiser, please follow the TOUR OPERATOR link below.
See List of UK Tour Operators
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Locality
Cap Juluca is located on the southern side of Anguilla, quite close to the western tip of the island. Although it is tucked away in its own bay, it is very much a part of the ‘West End’, where many of the big hotels are situated, and some of the top restaurants such as Blanchard’s. Don’t forget the other hotels when it comes to eating out because many of the best dining rooms in Anguilla are actually in the hotels. Try Malliouhana and Altamer.
There is not much to do inland in Anguilla, but of course there are plenty of beaches if you need some variety from the hotel beach. The busiest beach on Anguilla is Shoal Bay EAST towards the other end of the island, where you will find a couple of classic beach bars and some simple restaurants as well as watersports outlets. It can be lively on Sundays and holidays. Although Sandy Ground has less of a beach scene, it can be lively at lunchtime with a good mix of locals and visitors, and then it can also be very lively in the evenings. |
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Meet & Greet
Guests arriving on Anguilla, either at the airport outside the Valley or off the ferry at Blowing Point are greeted by a representative of Cap Juluca and then put into a taxi to be taken to the resort (which is paid for locally, cost US$24 for one or two people, more for more people, from Blowing Point and US$26 from the airport.).
If you are flying into St Maarten then it is worth considering making the transfer to Anguilla by boat, which is often just as quick and generally more pleasant than hanging around Princess Juliana Airport. Cap Juluca offer a sea shuttle from the airport to Blowing point, price US$55 one way. The main ferries leaves from Marigot on the French side and puts in at Blowing Point.
Alternatively you can also arrange to be transferred from St Maarten by Cap Juluca’s private motorboat, price US$299 for up to four people, or US$410 after 6pm for 2-4 persons ($25 for each additional person). You will be picked up from the marina opposite the airport, transferred to Blowing Point to clear Customs and then, depending on the sea state, taken to Cap Juluca. There is no jetty, so be prepared to get your feet wet up to your knees. |
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Getting Around
If you would like to explore Anguilla, to visit other beaches and beach bars by day and then the restaurants in the evenings, then you may want to hire a car, which is easily arranged. We recommend you book in advance via your travel organiser or direct with Avis/Apex Car Rental, who will deliver to the property and issue your Anguillian driving licence, price US$20. Vehicles can be left at the airport or be collected from the property at a pre-arranged time on your departure day.
Be aware that around Christmas there can be a shortage of cars in Anguilla, so you are advised to book well in advance. Also book early if you want one for a week or more because the pre-booked rates can be better. Taxis are readily available through the reception at the hotel, through drivers who remain on property. No regular public bus service runs in Anguilla. |
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