This legendary resort destination – part of Virgin Limited Edition, Sir Richard Branson’s collection of ultra-luxury escapes in mesmerizing destinations across the globe – is set on a 74-acre private island in the British Virgin Islands. Offering guests one of the most idyllic stays on the planet, it was originally created as Branson’s private family home. The resort invites travelers to treat the destination as their home, allowing for nearly unlimited indulgence in gourmet dining, relaxing experiences, and exciting activities. Available for whole-island or individual bookings, Necker Island is an unforgettable destination that every type of traveler can enjoy. Highlights of the island include:
Beyond incredible dining, luxurious amenities, and adventurous water sports, Necker Island is home to 140 species of wildlife, approximately 70% of which are designated as endangered. Venture out on a hike to spot everything from giant tortoises to lemurs and flamingos or slip on a pair of fins and a mask to snorkel among thousands of tropical fish on the island’s stunning coral reefs.
Dotted throughout the island’s hillsides and cliffs, with spectacular sea and nature views, the resort’s accommodations offer space for up to 48 adults and six children.
Located atop the island’s highest point, the expansive Great House is designed in an open-air, contemporary Balinese style. Take in sweeping views of the Caribbean Sea, Atlantic Ocean, and neighboring islands, or enjoy light breezes from the spacious Master Suite that occupies the top floor. Additional bedrooms feature luxe furnishings, private outdoor spaces, and both indoor/outdoor showers. A bunkroom can sleep up to six little explorers.
On another clifftop, the resort’s Bali Hi Complex comprises three villas offering similar style and amenities as the Great House accommodations, with equally astonishing ocean views. Not far from the island’s center, the Bali Lo Complex features three additional Balinese-style villas that blend seamlessly into the surrounding tropical landscape and feature private terraces or balconies for total immersion in nature and wildlife viewing. These refined, open-air accommodations share a pool and a secluded, serene setting.
Additionally, the Temple House is situated in the middle of the island. Consisting of four Balinese-style bedrooms and the Elders Temple, a shared space that offers an infinity pool, open-plan dining area, and lounge, it’s easy to gather a whole group.
Whether guests prefer a formal affair or a casual beachside experience, the all-inclusive dining ensures that every palate is catered to with flair. From the breathtaking vistas of the Great House roof terrace to the laid-back ambiance of Turtle Beach, each venue offers a unique setting to savor the delectable cuisine.
Necker Island offers an impressive array of inclusive activities and experiences to captivate guests throughout their stay, from water sports and hikes to indulgent spa sessions, fitness classes, and more.
On land, guests can enjoy a lineup of fitness and yoga classes, island hiking, and leisurely afternoons by the infinity pools, along with sports like tennis, pickleball, and padel. Out in the water, experience scuba diving, snorkeling, kite surfing, eFoiling, sailing, deep-sea fishing, kayaking, and waterskiing.
For pure relaxation, indulge at Samudra Spa, where guests can embark on a personalized wellness journey against the stunning backdrop of the ocean. Nestled between the Red Dock and the Beach House, this sanctuary offers bespoke, locally inspired treatments tailored to the individual.
Off-island excursions, with one included in every stay, ensure opportunities to explore nearby treasures such as The Baths or indulge in a rum tasting at the Cooper Island Beach Club.
Other Nearby Activities & Attractions
Necker Island is located in the eastern section of the British Virgin Islands, just north of Virgin Gorda and north-east of Prickly Pear Island. Stays include roundtrip boat transfer from either Beef Island or Virgin Gorda.
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Necker Island, Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands
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