Union Island is ready to welcome guests again
Union Island is open and ready for your next holiday. The airport is fully reopened and operating normally, and the island's beaches and attractions are ready to enjoy. Plan a stay by the sea, explore Clifton or take a boat trip to the Tobago Cays.
Most homes have been repaired since Hurricane Beryl, and local businesses are welcoming visitors again. Many small restaurants have reopened, with new places to eat adding to the choice for beach lunches and evenings out.
Where to stay on Union Island
Mer et Sel overlooks the sea near Clifton and Kite Beach. Choose the private two-bedroom Mer et Sel Luxury Villa or book one of the separate suites below it.
Mer et Sel Luxury Villa
A private two-bedroom luxury villa with sea views, large bedrooms, private bathrooms, full kitchen, patio, BBQ area, Starlink internet and space for families or small groups.
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Mer et Sel Suites
Private suite-style accommodation for couples, solo travelers and kitesurfers, with AC, Starlink internet, private patio space and shared kitchen access.
View the suitesGetting Here and Planning Your Stay
Arrive by Air
Union Island Airport is fully reopened and operational. Plan your island connection through Barbados or St. Vincent before booking the rest of your trip.
Getting Here guideUse Union as your base
From Union Island you can plan Tobago Cays trips, kitesurfing, Chatham Bay, Sparrows, Clifton, Mayreau, Palm Island and quiet beach days.
See attractionsEnjoy local restaurants
Many small restaurants have reopened, alongside new places to eat. Enjoy a beach lunch, a meal in Clifton or an evening at a local bar.
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