Rosewood Hotels & Resorts has unveiled its latest jewel in the Caribbean, Rosewood Exuma, a secluded private island experience set in the stunning Exumas archipelago. Partnering with Miami-based investment firm Yntegra Group, Rosewood aims to redefine luxury and sustainability in this pristine Bahamian locale.
Situated on the serene East Sampson Cay, Rosewood Exuma spans 124 acres of untouched beauty, with just 33 suites offering breathtaking views of pink and white sands and turquoise waters. The resort will feature an array of amenities, including six distinctive dining venues highlighting local delicacies and ingredients sourced from the resort’s organic garden.
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Guests can indulge in Rosewood’s renowned Asaya® wellness concept, featuring a 20,000-square-foot sanctuary with six treatment rooms, hydrotherapy facilities, and Bahamian-inspired wellness traditions. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the resort’s sports center, marinas accommodating yachts up to 150 feet, and multiple pools including a dedicated family pool.
Emphasizing sustainable development, only 25% of the island will be developed, with initiatives like solar energy to minimize environmental impact. This approach ensures that Rosewood Exuma blends seamlessly with its natural surroundings, preserving the Exumas’ beauty for future generations.
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Felipe MacLean, CEO of Yntegra Group, expressed excitement about the partnership, aiming to redefine hospitality in Exuma while honoring community and environmental stewardship. The Bahamian government, represented by Deputy Prime Minister Chester Cooper, welcomes Rosewood Exuma as a milestone in luxury tourism, highlighting Exuma’s allure and commitment to sustainable growth.
With its blend of luxury, authenticity, and sustainability, Rosewood Exuma promises an unparalleled experience, inviting guests on a journey of discovery and adventure amidst the natural wonders of the Exumas.
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