In the North Sound of the British Virgin Islands, Necker Island extends across 74 private acres of beaches, hills and coral-fringed water. Accommodation is distributed between the Great House and a collection of Balinese-style houses, with timber interiors, open terraces and wide sea views. The island’s social spaces include several pools, beach pavilions, tennis courts and watersports facilities, supported by flexible dining across the estate. Footpaths and electric buggies connect the ridge-top houses with white-sand beaches, while the Great House terrace looks across palms and turquoise channels towards the neighbouring islands.