Rent Villa De Mar Barbados

Nestled along the picturesque West Coast of Barbados, Villa de Mar stands as a captivating 5-bedroom holiday rental villa, promising a serene and luxurious escape just mere steps away from the crystalline Caribbean Sea. As you pass through the main gate, a lush tapestry of tropical gardens welcomes you, setting the tone for a tranquil retreat. The pathway unfolds, guiding you to the heart of the villa, where an open-plan living area beckons.

This comfortable living space, complete with stylish furnishings and a dazzling white decor with neutral accents, seamlessly integrates with a fully equipped kitchen, facilitating effortless meal preparation and entertaining. Modern, integrated appliances adorn the kitchen, ensuring your culinary endeavours are met with ease, while your comfort is attended to by a dedicated housekeeper, ensuring the villa maintains its spotless allure throughout your stay.

Four thoughtfully designed bedrooms, one king-size and three queen-size, within the main house offer spacious sanctuaries, marrying Caribbean charm with contemporary elegance. Each room guarantees privacy, providing a haven for a restful night’s sleep. Adding a touch of exclusivity, a standalone cottage in the grounds offers an intimate escape, adorned with tasteful furnishings to create a cosy retreat – an ideal addition for families travelling with friends, parents/grandparents, or older teens. 

Chateau de Mar’s outdoor allure steals the spotlight, featuring two distinct patio areas overlooking the azure expanse of the ocean. One beckons for al fresco dining, while the other invites you to lounge with a captivating book or a delicious cocktail, both embraced by the cool caress of Caribbean breezes. A private pool deck with loungers and parasols surrounding completes the outdoor haven, a refreshing sanctuary for basking in the sun after taking a refreshing dip.

Strategically positioned near Little Good Harbour and The Fish Pot, Villa de Mar offers not only a luxurious abode but also easy access to delectable dining options and beachfront relaxation. The villa’s flexibility shines through, accommodating groups of varying sizes—whether a cosy trio, a family retreat, or a corporate rendezvous. The spacious layout ensures everyone discovers their own corner of paradise.

Villa de Mar stands as a beacon of luxury, comfort, and natural splendour in Barbados. Its proximity to the ocean, panoramic views, and adaptable accommodation options make it the quintessential choice for an unforgettable Caribbean holiday, seamlessly blending relaxation and adventure in this tropical haven.

The Villa

– Lounge space with seating and terrace access
– Fully-equipped kitchen with integrated appliances
– Bedroom with king-size bed, wardrobes, air conditioning and separate bathroom
– Bedroom with queen-size bed, furnishings, air conditioning and separate bathroom
– Bedroom with queen-size bed, furnishings, air conditioning and separate bathroom
– Bedroom with queen-size bed, furnishings, air conditioning and separate bathroom

Cottage
– Bedroom with queen-size bed

Outside Grounds
– Furnished covered lounge area
– Covered alfresco dining area with table and chairs
– Barbecue
– Garden
– Private pool
– Sun loungers
– Parasols

Additional Facilities
– Wi-fi
– Air conditioning
– Ceiling fans
– Safe
– Washing machine
– Housekeeping/laundry service

Embarking on the scenic drive up the West Coast of Barbados, just before reaching the island’s northern tip, you’ll encounter the charming town of Speightstown in the parish of St Peter. Steeped in history, this town, over 350 years old, wears its colonial past proudly. Once a bustling port facilitating trade with Bristol in the United Kingdom, Speightstown earned the moniker "Little Bristol." Its significance as a fortified port during the 1650s, repelling the attempted invasion by Admiral Sir George Ayscue, is evident in the remnants of ancient cannons that still dot the coastline.

Speightstown’s coastal allure offers enchanting spaces like the Speightstown Esplanade, a favourite among locals and visitors. With its stunning ocean views and shaded areas, it’s the perfect spot for a leisurely stroll along the boardwalk or a tranquil evening basking in the cooling Caribbean breeze, accompanied by a breathtaking sunset.

Delving deeper into Speightstown’s colonial roots, architectural gems like Arlington House, constructed around 1750, stand as living landmarks. Transformed into a modern, interactive museum, the three floors narrate Speightstown’s memories, plantation histories, and wharf tales. A testament to the town’s resilience and evolution through time. Not to be missed is St Peter’s Parish Church, an architectural marvel rooted in Barbadian history. Built in 1837, its Gothic-influenced Georgian style, fortified mediaeval tower, and incorporation of the number 7 in design make it a unique spiritual haven.

Exploring Speightstown extends beyond history and architecture. Local markets beckon with fresh fish, fruits, and vegetables, inviting conversations with friendly vendors. Nearby shopping centres offer a taste of village life, and dining options, like the renowned Fisherman’s Pub, immerse you in authentic Bajan flavours.

Art enthusiasts will be captivated by the ‘trompe l’oeil’ mural adorning Jordan’s Supermarket. Spanning 80 feet by 20 feet, the mural, a collaborative masterpiece by local artist Don Small and renowned muralist John Pugh, intricately weaves together symbols of Barbadian culture in a mesmerising visual spectacle.

Speightstown, the most northern Barbadian town, seamlessly blends its colonial heritage with modern vibrancy. While it may be a tranquil escape from the hustle of other areas on the island, the rich experiences it offers make the journey well worth it. In Speightstown, history, culture, and everyday life converge to create an authentic and unforgettable Barbadian experience.