Carimar Beach Club

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Carimar Beach Club
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Location within Anguilla
General information
Location Mead's Bay, The Valley
CountryFlag of Anguilla.svg  Anguilla
Coordinates 18°11′06″N63°08′05″W / 18.1850°N 63.1347°W / 18.1850; -63.1347
ClosedSept. 2 - Oct. 11, 2019
OwnerPrivately owned
Technical details
Floor count2
Floor area1100 sq. ft.
Design and construction
DeveloperCorwin and Jacobs
Other information
Number of rooms24
Number of suites24
ParkingYes
Website
http://www.carimar.com/

Carimar Beach Club is a boutique condo-style hotel which is located beachfront on Mead's Bay Beach, Anguilla. This Beach club is located on an idyllic island in the Caribbean with 33 pristine white-sand beaches for enjoyment. Carimar Beach Club currently has 24 villas that are built in the Mediterranean/Spanish style which can be rented as either one or two-bedroom units. [1] [2]

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