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Jimmy Buffett's Caribbean: Hotels

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Goldeneye resort, Jamaica

Island Outpost resorts

Hurricane Cove, Nevis: Small bungalow resort on the northern point of the island of Nevis, with beautiful views of neighboring St. Kitts.

Pink Sands Hotel, Harbour Island, Bahamas: Part of the Island Outpost chain of small luxury island resorts, Pink Sands has 25 eclectically decorated cottages along a three-mile stretch of mostly deserted pink-sand beach.

Strawberry Hill, Jamaica: Located far from ther touristy coastline, this Blue Mountains resort features a dozen Georgian-style cottages and a luxury Aveda spa, on a mountaintop perch overlooking Kingston.

Goldeneye, Jamaica: Buffett is an author as well as songwriter, so no surprise that he has some affinity for Goldeneye, the one-time Jamaica home for 007 author Ian Fleming.

The Caves, Jamaica: Another Island Outpost property, The Caves is a legendary Jamaica hideout with cliffside villas, subterranean snorkeling, and a restaurant (and even a hot tub) built into natural caves.

Eden Rock, St. Barts: Jimmy wrote some of his songs while staying at this Relais & Chateaux property, which literally perches on a rock on St. Jean Beach.

Admiral's Inn, Antigua: Located at the historic Nelson's Dockyard, the hotel and restaurant are build in and around a 1785 former storehouse and harbor office.

Anegada Reef Hotel, B.V.I.: Small, family run resort located on a beautiful and largely deserted sandy island in the British Virgin Islands.

Blue Heaven Rendezvous, St. John: Luxury villa inspired by the 1995 Jimmy Buffett song.

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