Infinity Pool & Caribbean Sea Gallery

There are plenty of sun loungers, chairs and parasols on the pool deck The views are always changing as sailing ships come and go A busy New Years Eve as seen from inside the Infinity Pool Floating in heaven as one guest said The views are simply amazing An aerial view of the Infinity Pool and Tropical Hideaway We use our own drone helicopter to take these shots Ambient lighting in the pool allows use after dark The Royal Clipper is literally on the edge of our pool We were so lucky to capture this beautiful sunset We might see a 'Green Flash' tonight You can dine Alfresco style enjoying these views The 3 masted 'Sea Cloud' sailing ship The stars can be so clear on a cloudless night Our pool and LED lights allow you to use the pool after dark Enjoying an amazing sunset from the Gazebo The Gazebo daybed is very popular with our guests The Infinity Pool as seen from inside the Gazebo Enjoying a glass of Bubbly in the Gazebo Reading a book in the Gazebo is a fun thing to do The Royal Clipper is the largest sailing ship in the world The pool is solar heated for all year round use An interesting photo of the pool as it is being filled with water Underwater seats around the Gazebo and Pool Bar The depth of water will be around 4' in this part of the pool The 'World' cruise ship has 165 private residences constantly sailing around the world The Pool bar has it's own ice maker, blender and fridge Sunsets from the Pool bar The Infinity Pool seamlessly joins the Caribbean Sea Ambient lighting and a sunset. What a show stopper Tropical Hideaway has amazing views of the Caribbean Sea Tropical Hideaway is surrounded by lush green forest The Infinity Pool and Tropical Hideaway An aerial photo taken using our drone helicopter The Infinity Pool with it's curved entrance steps, seats and ledges The Infinity Pool is solar heated for all year round use There are floor mats for sunbathing around the pool Several ships visit Bequia to view the New Years Eve firework display Sea Cloud at anchor with the Royal Clipper arriving A busy New Years Eve as several ships visit Bequia The pool deck has plenty of relaxation areas The Cedar trees on the Island have beautiful white flowers once a year The greens and blues of the sea match our natural pebble stones Lower Bay is on the left with Princess Margaret beach in front The views are simply stunning Every day we wake up the views are different Can you have a nicer view than this ? The Cedar trees flowering above the Gazebo There are plenty of places to relax on the pool deck The Gazebo day bed and the Infinity Pool stone walls We have ambient lighting around
many of the tropical gardens There are so many beautiful views from the Gazebo The largest sailing ship in the world. The Royal Clipper The natural pebble stone tiles in the pool Night time views of the pool. Tropical Hideaway in the evening Views of Admiralty Bay are stunning both in the day and at night Designing the Infinity Pool to fit in with the
natural contours of the land is important The shape of the pool is marked by formwork The levels are dug out The footings for the Infinity Pool Pipework is put in place and there is so much of it Casting the pool floor Pouring the concrete The concrete slowly covers the double layer of steel and once you start it has to be cast in one go The next morning and everything is cast The pool wall as seen from the outside The pool is absolutely gigantic, the largest on Bequia I think The shuttering for the pool walls is nearly complete The pool wall is cast to floor level The pool and its structure slowly comes together It's a complicated job involving 100's of detailed
plans which me Julie had to draw Pool steps and the many seats make for an interesting design Corrie sitting at the poolbar with the Villa
construction in the background The tiling became very complicated but they did an excellent job Me and Corrie laying the cedar shingle tiles on the poolbar Laying the natural non slip coral tiles on the pool patio and steps Looking up from the pool towards the main Villa We couldn't wait to try the pool so we got in when it was only 2' deep Wow! That water feels good and its warm too

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 The last few photos in each gallery show the ‘Construction of’ photos. You can view all Tropical Hideaway construction photos in the ‘Building of Tropical Hideaway gallery’. Alternatively you can read our complimentary book ‘The Building of Tropical Hideaway’ for a fascinating insight into the realities of building and living on a small Caribbean Island.