Noel Coward's Firefly House

Firefly was the home of British Playwright Noel Coward. It was originally called “Look Out” by the famous pirate Henry Morgan since it had been used for that purpose. Noel Coward discovered the site while on an excursion in the area. He later purchased the property and built the house which now stands on it. He renamed it Firefly Hill because of the little glowing insects to be seen on the property. Coward died at the age of seventy four (74) at Firefly after having written many of his famous plays there. He was buried at Firefly on his favorite spot.

Mammee Bay

Bamboo Blu’s elegant facility includes watersports activities such as snorkeling, boat ride, banana boat ride and approximately 700-feet of Caribbean beach. The cuisine is of the highest standard, serving a wide range of European dishes with a Caribbean twist, as well as vegetarian options, all splendidly complemented by an enticing bar menu