Standing in a Caribbean oasis perfect for romantic couples and other travelers seeking tropical escapes, the Blue Waters Inn is surrounded by 46 lush acres on sheltered Batteaux Bay, with 1,000 feet of sandy beach and plenty of swimming, snorkeling and scuba diving among overgrown coral reefs and hordes of friendly fish. Vacationers are near the Western Hemisphere's oldest protected rainforest, rolling hills, vibrant fishing villages, wave-beaten shores and dozens of colorful birds. Guests who want to relax can enjoy glass-bottom boat tours. All visitors are 15 minutes by boat from Little Tobago Nature Reserve and less than four miles from Argyle Waterfall. The Blue Waters features a private dock, dive shop, tennis court and complimentary kayaks. Guests can enjoy not only the private beach but also the hotel's breakfasts, tour assistance and transportation to Crown Point International Airport 22 miles away. A recreation room offers cable television, Internet access, a small library and table tennis. Guests shouldn't worry about going hungry: the resort's Ship Wreck Bar serves lunch and dinner, while the Fish Pot Restaurant specializes in local and international cuisine. The bar closes when the last guest goes to bed.
The two-story hotel's 38 air-conditioned rooms are festooned in tropical decor, rattan furniture, bright floral fabrics, ceiling fans, and balconies or patios with ocean views.
Like something out of a Jimmy Buffet song, the Blue Waters Inn provides a laid- back, quiet, beachfront ambience synonymous with Caribbean escapes.
