The ultraluxe all-inclusive resort Moskito Island Estates in the British Virgin Islands has debuted the Cape Stout estate.
The six-building, seven-suite estate sits on three acres, sleeps 14 and has four pools and three Jacuzzis, including a canal-style pool that runs throughout the ground floor and exterior of the property. The main pool fans out to infinity edges on both the north and west sides, while a network of terraces offer views to the adjacent cliffs below.
Across the estate, handmade porcelain tiles from Smoke and Fire grace the HQ bar bathroom, while hand-painted terracotta lines the HQ kitchen backsplash.
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Cape Stout's Clifftop suites feature a mosaic-tiled indoor shower and terra cotta tiles in the outdoor shower, while the Salt and Sand suites' outdoor showers feature glass art designed by architects and interior designers and crafted by Peter Houk.
Wood sculptures are also displayed throughout, with artwork carved in Bali on display in the Cliffside suites and the HQ bar. At the center of the HQ is a hand-crafted communal dining table for up to 20 guests, or as three separate tables.
A canal-style pool weaves through indoor and outdoor areas of Moskito Island’s Cape Stout estate. Photo Credit: Moskito Island Estates
But wait, there's more
The estate also boasts an oversize, two-level bunk room, known as the Beach Barn, that sleeps 10; a basketball half-court and full gym with Peloton equipment; an outdoor movie theater; a private yoga deck; three bars with beer on tap; exclusive access to Honeymoon Beach and to watersports equipment, including eFoil hydrofoil surfboards, kayaks, paddleboards, wakeboards and water skis.
The estate also offers a new, 42-foot, 1,800-horsepower powerboat that can accommodate up to 12 guests and three crew members and is included in the stay. Dedicated chefs and staff attend to Cape Stout guests' needs.
Rates start at $25,000 per night. Moskito Island Estates joined the Virtuoso network in June.