My mom and I have just come back from a week in Antigua. We stayed at the Reefview Apartments. The apartment was beautiful and had all the comforts of home. I loved it there and want to go back! I snorkelled for hours every day at Cades and was surrounded by hundreds of beautiful fish. Other stunning beaches are a walk or short bus ride away. The water was warm and crystal blue. Many times I could see fish from the surface. The apartments are in a little hamlet, adjacent to a little village with quaint local restaurants, fruit stands, little bakeries and shops. Jolly harbour and St. Johns are an easy bus ride away.

Karoll was a wonderful guide and took great care of us! Thank you Karoll! She took the time to coach us to use the bus so we could go exploring on our own. We also hired her to take us on a guided tour and we explored little villages, the rain forest, a pineapple farm, beaches and historic sites. She has a wealth of knowledge of the island's history and culture - and a deep appreciation for the Antiguan people and their ecosystem.

I was looking for a tropical vacation at an affordable, safe, and friendly place - where I could snorkel to my heart's content, experience history, get a little off the beaten track - but still have access to modern amenities. I found that - and much more - with Karoll and her Reefview Apartments.

I stayed at ReefView apartments for 2 and a half weeks with my fiancé.
I was lucky enough to stay in the cottage in what is like your own little paradise. The gardens are amazing, and then the cottage was just beautiful in such a lovely setting with everything we needed.
The beach is just amazing to walk along and see all the fantastic fish and sea life in such a secluded and natural space. One of the most beautiful quiet and enjoyable places I've stayed with fantastic local food nearby and really homely feel to the apartment.
I can recommend this as an excellent place to stay with everything that you need in the apartments, heavenly beach and sea space in 5 minutes what more could a caribbean holiday need.

And so in February we returned for the sixth time to Karoll and Nick. As always our first night's dinner was wonderful and welcoming. Sooooo relaxing and no cooking or washing up!! Ours was a lazy holiday this time (again) although the weather was variable with more showers than usual. Global warming no doubt. So reading, relaxing and out in the car from Tropical Rentals was the most energetic thing we achieved. The highlight this year was a boat trip from Falmouth to English Harbour with Karoll and Nick for a long lunch. We tied up off the beach swan in and sort of swam out. Suffice to say we have booked in for a seventh holiday in 2016. Need I say more???