Peter Island Resort | T+L 500 2007 | Travel + Leisure

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Peter Island Resort

Collection of 2-story bungalows on a 1,300-acre private island, with 5 beaches, miles of hiking and biking trails, and prime diving sites.

Score 81.52
Stats 52 rooms; 3 villas; 2 restaurants; 2 bars.
Competitive Edge The exclusivity of staying on an island accessible only by helicopter or boat.
Rooms to Book One of the renovated beachfront Junior Suites with knockout views.
Don't Miss The Thermal Sand Bundle Massage in the spa.
Cost Doubles from $900.
Contact 800/346-4451 or 284/495-2000

www.peterisland.com

Key:
New to the T+L 500 High-Speed Internet Gym Pool
Spa Tennis Golf Outdoor Activities
Water Activities Fishing Kids' Program    

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