CARIBBEAN


On each occasion, my attention is torn between the medley of dishes that decorates our table and the stunning views


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moment at Amanera feels invigorating as I bask in the simple yet often overlooked pleasure of switching off and being absorbed in my surroundings.


Thoughtful details My stay at Aman’s Caribbean properties is made all the more special by attentive service and extravagant gestures – characteristics of the brand that make every guest’s stay unique. Every evening is a night to remember, as staff prepare intimate dinners in beautiful settings: a clifftop overlooking the crystalline waters of Turks and Caicos, as the sunset tinges the sky with pink and orange hues; a table in our villa adorned with handpicked shells from the beach, with a glorious Asian-inspired spread lovingly assembled by our private chef; and a lantern-lit walkway that leads us to Amanera’s stretch of beach, where we feast surrounded LÞ y>min} ÌoÀVhið "n i>Vh oVV>Ãion] mÞ >ÌÌinÌion is torn between the delicious medley of dishes that decorates our table and the stunning views. 7hin ÀiÌÕÀn Ìo mÞ ÃÕiÌi i>Vh ni}hÌ] wn` >


turndown gift on my pillow – souvenirs to add to a treasure trove of memories from a trip that has been nothing short of magical. Each thoughtful token – a larimar stone bracelet, a piece of framed artwork and a selection of bath scents – captures the essence of the Caribbean and of Aman, reminding me of the warm hospitality and complete serenity that h>Ûi `iwni` >n ÕnvoÀ}iÌÌ>Lli }iÌ>Ü>Þ°


FROM TOP: Casa Grande restaurant at Amanera; private dining at Amanyara; Amanera’s Two-Bedroom Bay View Casa Credit: Robert Rieger


BOOK IT: Abercrombie & Kent offers seven nights with Aman in the Caribbean from £12,250 per person on a full-board basis. This includes four nights at Amanyara in an Ocean Pavilion and three nights at Amanera in a Casita, with private flights between islands and international economy flights. ABERCROMBIEKENT.CO.UK


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