Long Bay Beach Resort

At a Glance – Long Bay Beach Resort

Location: Tortola, British Virgin Islands
Vibe: Barefoot luxury with a soulful, historic edge
Rooms: Beachfront suites, hillside rooms & private villas
Capacity: Up to 50 guests; full resort buyouts available
Dining: 1748 Restaurant, beach bar, private dining under the stars
Wellness: Spa, yoga, paddleboarding, holistic treatments
Swimming: Infinity pool + direct beach access
Fitness: Boutique gym, beach workouts, guided nature hikes
Photography: Professional shoots welcomed by arrangement
Drone Use: Allowed with prior approval from management
Rates: From $550/night (suites); $1,200/night (villas)
Best Time to Visit: Dec–Apr for peak Caribbean season
Airport: 45–60 mins from EIS via car & ferry

Salt-kissed mornings. Sunset dips. Midnight swims.

• Beach Access: The resort opens directly onto a mile-long stretch of soft white sand. Guests enjoy semi-private access, with shaded loungers, hammocks, and a relaxed, barefoot vibe.

• Infinity-Edge Pool: Elevated over the shoreline, this sleek pool offers a cinematic view of the ocean. Ideal for lounging with a chilled glass of rosé or sneaking in a quick morning swim.

• Water Activities: Complimentary paddleboards, snorkelling gear, and kayaks are available for guests. Private catamaran charters and sunset sails can be arranged.

Whether you're here to unwind or adventure, the sea is always just a few barefoot steps away.

Stay active, stay present.

While relaxation reigns here, Long Bay also caters to those who need to move.

• Boutique Fitness Room: Compact but curated with Peloton bikes, Technogym equipment, free weights, and yoga accessories.

• Guided Hikes: Trails into the surrounding hills for sunrise hikes or birdwatching walks.

• Beach Fitness: From bodyweight training to resistance band workouts, guests can request beachside personal training sessions.

Here, movement isn’t about performance. It’s about feeling alive.

Healing doesn’t have to feel like effort—it can feel like air.

Wellness at Long Bay is less about discipline, more about discovery. Here, it’s about reconnecting to your senses and letting nature do the heavy lifting.

• The Wellness Pavilion: Hidden among palms, the open-air treatment space offers island-inspired massages, volcanic stone rituals, and Caribbean clay wraps.

• Yoga Deck: Practice your flow with the ocean as your mirror. Sunrise yoga and evening meditation sessions are held daily, with private instruction available.

• Holistic Journeys: Breathwork, sound healing, and moonlit paddleboard meditation are available for deeper inner exploration.

This is not your glossy, urban spa. This is elemental, unfiltered wellness, woven with sea air and silence.

Weddings here don’t follow a script—they unfold like poetry.

For couples seeking an authentic yet luxurious Caribbean wedding, Long Bay offers something rare: intimacy without compromise. This isn’t a “wedding factory.” Each celebration is deeply personal, framed by sea and sky.

• Ceremony Options: Choose from a beachfront altar, a hilltop sunset ceremony, or beneath the historic stone archways of the 1748 building.

• Capacity: Ideal for weddings of 10 to 50 guests. Larger parties may book exclusive use of the resort.

• Event Styling: Local florals, handwoven details, and candlelight make every setting feel like a still from a movie.

• Planning Services: Dedicated on-site wedding coordinators work alongside couples to create seamless, soulful celebrations, whether symbolic or legal.

Long Bay doesn’t offer “packages”—it offers moments, tailored to the couple’s essence.

This is the Caribbean in its most curated form.

• Seasonality:

  • High Season: December to April – perfect weather, festive energy, ideal for weddings and honeymoons.

  • Shoulder Season: May to July – quieter, slightly better rates, still stunning.

  • Hurricane Season: August to October – discounted rates, but travel insurance highly recommended.

• Rates:

  • Beachfront Suites: From $550/night

  • Villas: From $1,200/night

  • Full Resort Buyout: Custom quotes available (recommended for weddings or retreats)

All pricing includes breakfast, daily wellness classes, and select ocean activities.

Every bite tastes like it belongs to this place.

The culinary programme at Long Bay Beach Resort is a story told in chapters of salt, citrus, and soul. Food here isn’t rushed—it’s crafted, sourced locally, and designed to complement the rhythm of island life.

• 1748 Restaurant: Housed in the original rum distillery, this open-air restaurant blends heritage with haute Caribbean cuisine. By day, it’s sun-drenched and breezy; by night, candlelit and soulful. Expect dishes like roasted plantain gnocchi, jerk-spiced lobster, and chocolate tart laced with local rum.

• Beach Bar & Grill: Ideal for barefoot lunches and sunset cocktails. Sip hibiscus mojitos or mango daiquiris with fresh ceviche, grilled shrimp, and chilled Caribbean bowls.

• Private Dining: Intimate dinners for two can be arranged under the stars, in-villa, or on the beach, with menus tailored by the resort’s executive chef.

Sustainability is at the heart of every plate. Local fishermen, organic farms, and native herbs bring authenticity and flavour to each meal.

This is the Caribbean in its most curated form.

• Seasonality:

  • High Season: December to April – perfect weather, festive energy, ideal for weddings and honeymoons.

  • Shoulder Season: May to July – quieter, slightly better rates, still stunning.

  • Hurricane Season: August to October – discounted rates, but travel insurance is highly recommended.

• Rates:

  • Beachfront Suites: From $550/night

  • Villas: From $1,200/night

  • Full Resort Buyout: Custom quotes available (recommended for weddings or retreats)

All pricing includes breakfast, daily wellness classes, and select ocean activities.

Design that doesn’t shout—just breathes.

Long Bay Beach Resort offers an intimate selection of accommodations, blending neutral tones, hand-carved furnishings, and coastal textures that frame nature as the true masterpiece. Every room whispers refinement, yet never forgets the laid-back Caribbean spirit.

• Beachfront Suites: With private terraces that spill onto the sand, these suites are made for early-morning sea gazing and late-night moonlit lounging. Think polished concrete floors, artisanal ceramics, and open-air bathrooms with rainfall showers.

• Hillside Ocean View Rooms: Elevated for panoramic views and breezy seclusion, these rooms are carved into the lush hillside, ideal for travellers who want calm above the tide.

• Private Villas: The ultimate in exclusivity. Each villa offers a full kitchen, expansive indoor-outdoor living, and plunge pools overlooking the sea. Perfect for longer stays, group gatherings, or pre-wedding bridal preparation.

Every detail is curated for sensorial pleasure—from fine linen bedding and oversized rain showers to whisper-quiet air conditioning and the scent of salt in the air.

1. Can I host a legal wedding ceremony at the resort?
Yes. The resort works with licensed celebrants and will assist in arranging legal documents for both locals and international couples.

2. Is the resort family-friendly?
While it’s designed for adults and couples, the villas are perfect for families with older children seeking privacy and luxury.

3. Is there a minimum stay for weddings?
Typically 3 nights, though custom packages can be created for longer celebrations or full buyouts.

4. Is there air conditioning in all rooms?
Yes, all suites and villas have quiet, modern air conditioning systems, though many guests prefer the natural sea breeze.

5. How far is the resort from the airport?
Roughly 45–60 minutes from Terrance B. Lettsome International Airport (EIS), including a scenic ferry or private transfer.

6. Can dietary needs be accommodated?
Absolutely. Vegan, gluten-free, kosher, and allergen-free menus can be arranged with advance notice.

7. Is there WiFi throughout the resort?
Yes, though the resort encourages digital detox. It’s strong enough for remote work—if you must.

8. What’s the dress code?
Chic but effortless. Think linen, sandals, and ocean-toned eveningwear. No need for stilettos here.