Renowned Antiguan architect Andrew Goodenough imagined Tir Na Nog’s fluid design with the intention of maximizing moments of togetherness while allowing space for privacy as desired. Elegantly appointed with original artwork and custom, teak and acacia wood furnishings, the main house and bedrooms boast an unpretentious, beachy feel. The pristine kitchen is where a private chef can work culinary magic while you watch from the other side of the island, glass in hand, or throw on an apron and join in the fun. Whether you decide to relax in the outdoor living room or the indoor living room, around the table or by the pool, there’s always plenty of space for others to congregate.

Secluded but centrally located, Tir Na Nog enjoys panoramic views over Harbour Beach and easy access to the resort’s many amenities and coastlines.

A veritable playground overlooking the sea, this Private Residence offers the perfect balance of leisure and activity. Some will spend most of their waking moments lazing by the saltwater pool, while others will want to take advantage of the myriad on-site recreational opportunities, from the putting green, to pickle ball, basketball, volleyball, bocce, shuffleboard, ping pong and the outdoor cinema. The estate’s grand pergola is the ideal place to enjoy a yoga session or a delicious alfresco meal amidst the palms. And at the end of the day, the Caribbean sunset is best savoured with stories and laughs around the cosy firepit.

The Jumby Bay Island Private Residence experience includes the talent and attention of a dedicated personal chef and butler who are on hand to make every culinary wish come true. From a breakfast of seasonal fruits, fresh eggs and robust coffee overlooking the sea, to chargrilled catch of the day for dinner on the beach, served with vegetables grown on the Jumby Bay farm — and everything in-between — the dining possibilities at Tir Na Nog are endless.