Mustique is a private island in the St. Vincent and the Grenadines archipelago known for its magnificent fine white-sand beaches. The most famous are Pasture Bay Beach, Macaroni Beach, and Endeavour Bay Beach. There are not many roads on the island, and the North Point trail runs through wild coastal areas that are home to native seabirds. The island’s west coast has a small village called Britannia Bay, with a collection of small shops and fruit stalls. The tiny village of Lovell is nearby. The island is surrounded by healthy coral reefs and has rich and diverse wildlife and many bird species. The island is privately owned by the Mustique Company, formed by the owners of island homes. There are about 100 private villas that the Mustique Company rents out. There are also two hotels: the Cotton House and the Firefly.

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