Outer Banks

Outer Banks – A Private Caribbean Hideaway Above Brewers Bay 

Perched right above Brewers Bay on Tortola’s unspoiled North Shore, Outer Banks is a traditional Caribbean villa designed for slow mornings, long lunches, and sunset evenings that linger. Blending traditional West Indian architecture with terracotta tile floors and dark wood furnishings, this villa offers rare seclusion while still being moments from one of the island’s most peaceful beaches. 

One of the villa’s greatest luxuries is easy access to an almost-private stretch of Brewers Bay. A short 5-minute walk leads to calm, turquoise waters where swimming, snorkeling, and kayaking feel blissfully uncrowded, perfect for families with children, relaxed group swims, or a quiet solo dip before breakfast. 

The property comfortably accommodates up to 10 guests across five air-conditioned bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms, each opening on to expansive covered decks, making it ideal for extended families, groups of friends, or couples traveling together. The main house features three bedrooms, with two additional bedrooms in a separate guest house, offering privacy and flexibility for mixed groups or teens who want their own space. 

At the heart of the villa is a fully equipped, modern kitchen and an open-plan indoor/outdoor living area designed for shared meals, casual entertaining, and effortless island living. Pre-dinner cocktails, family breakfasts, and relaxed alfresco barbecues all unfold against a constant backdrop of ocean views. 

Outdoors, a private pool is set within tropical gardens, offering a peaceful alternative to the beach or the perfect place to gather after a day in the sea. With easy parking, Wi-Fi, and comfortable indoor and outdoor living spaces throughout, Outer Banks is designed for relaxed, effortless island living. 

Outer Banks isn’t just a place to stay. It’s a place to slow down, reconnect, and experience the rhythm of the Caribbean. Whether you’re traveling as a family, a group of friends, or several couples together, this is a home designed to be shared and remembered.