This was our seventh visit to Coco Point compliments of my extraordinary parents. In a hectic, responsiblility laden life this resort is just the ticket for restorative, rejuvination. The staff and services are beyond reproach and the dining follows suit. Norman, the head chef is a gift....every meal a treat. From Devon and Bentham at the bar to Anne Marie in the office and all the other wonderful staff members, thank you for making me feel as the most special guest you've had...Glenford in the dining room, etc...if it is physically possible they will accomodate any request.. Don't be detered by the lack of accutraments (sp?)..you will adjust to not having a telephone, clock, or tv...it's wonderfully refreshing...they do offer wifi if you can't live without comm to others..

The sand on the private beach is like silk and the breeze and sun a constant....

in short, this was our third year traveling with 2 other couples.we decided to go to barbuda, a breathtaking beautiful island 20 miles off antigua.We stayed in a 4-bedroom beach house, 50 yards from the pink beaches of the resort known as coco pont. The hospitality and service from the coco point staff was above proffesional .Our breakfast was brought and served to us at our house every morning. We weren"t done being spoiled because after playing tennis,skit shooting,deep sea fishing,water skiing,snorkling,tubing,bird watching.booze cruising etc,etc, we walked under the barbudian stars along the turquoise ocean to the coco point lodge to eat dinner prepared by a 5 star chef.On our way home,we all said this was by far our best trip and we plan to rebook. Just a side note, my wife still has not unpacked her suit case from march!!

My wife Virginia and I visited Coco Point Lodge on Barbuda for the first time in April. It will not be our last visit. In fact we now intend on making a trip to Barbuda each year. Between the two of us, we have been to most islands in the Caribbean. There are simply no places that compare to Barbuda, and especially the resort at Coco Point Lodge.

This resort seems to be the annual destination for several families lucky enough to have discovered Barbuda along the way. We intend to join this group. The Lodge has comfortable, clean rooms. The dining room serves three delicious meals a day- some of which you may have boated yourself-as was the barracuda my wife caught. The beach is longer than any I can think of anywhere, great for walking. And the ocean, protected by reefs on three sides, is calm for swimming, sailing, water skiing or sleeping on the anchored rafts.

What really separates Coco Point from other Caribbean resorts is the approach of current Management, which seems to be a continuation of the philosophy of founder, William Kelly. This is a place where friendly, nice people come to relax in the most beautiful setting. The staff is genuine in its desire to make your visit comfortable. Activities are not scheduled, but occur on your time table. Boats are made available for personal reef or deep sea fishing trips. Water skiing boats wait until you are ready to use them.

Coco Point Lodge is the best because it has the perfect location combined with the wonderful, comfortable attitude of its people-both those that compose the staff, and those that make it their vacation.

We stayed at Coco Point after a week in Antigua.I will never go back to Antigua again after being on a real tropical Island.One of the best beaches I have ever seen.Very quite some days we only counted a handful of people on the beach.The staff was all great.Very polite and helpfull.The meals at the restaurant was very comparable to the best restaurants on Antigua.The food and service was fantastic.The only negative comment I have is how many months in advance you need to make a reservation since Coco Point is booked solid.We have been to many great resorts in the Carribean Coco Point is one of our favourites.