Dotted among the tropical gardens open-air cafés, small pool enclaves and fresh fruit oases are yours to discover.

Never crowded or hurried, the resort offers an intimate tranquility and when desired, total seclusion!

Simple and elegant, the rooms at Couples Swept Away evoke a quiet sophistication with their beautifully crafted island cedar furnishings and pure white linens. Plantation shutters open onto private verandas complete with hammock or lounge seating—from which to soak in the views of the lush tropical gardens and azure sea.

A large veranda adds to the relaxing ambience, while the generous king-size bed and spacious bathroom highlight the deluxe comforts. Ample amenities include cozy bathrobes, salon-style hair dryers and Gilchrist and Soames bath products. For entertainment, every room boasts the latest IPOD/MP3 player and satellite cable flat screen TV (except the Classic Caribbean-style Atrium and Beachfront Suites). Other conveniences include a fully stocked mini-bar, in-room safe, iron and ironing board and a telephone. Every room has a large ceiling fan and is also fully air-conditioned and enjoys nightly turndown service.

The restaurants at Couples Resorts Swept Away are in a word divine. From five-star dining at the elegant Feathers to the freshest juices and salads at the Seagrape Veggie Bar, the resort offers the perfect treat for even the most discriminating gourmets. Based on an extravagant selection of tropical fruits and vegetables, the freshest local seafood and a rainbow of island spices, every meal is designed to delight with a memorable pairing of flavors and textures—served in an unforgettable setting.

The spa at Couples Swept Away takes personal pampering to a new level of delight.

Intimate and softly lit, everything about its setting is designed to evokes a luxurious feeling of calm. Eight private treatment rooms align a long Buddha plunge pool, while the eucalyptus steam room and showers are mere steps away. An indulgent menu of services includes massage, body wraps and body scrubs—all using local ingredients such as ginger, lemon grass and sugar cane.