Looking out over the beautiful Mullins Beach, Sundown Villa is the ideal place to explore the considerable delights of Barbados western coast. This four-bedroom villa is just a four-minute drive from the islands second-largest town, Speightstown, and has its own stunning pool and terrace as well as lush, tropical gardens. Colourful inside and out, Sundown Villa enjoys a magnificent location, with breath-taking ocean views from many of its rooms. The outdoor space is particularly striking, with sun loungers lining the curves of the eye-catching private pool, and a lovely gazebo with covered dining area and barbecue providing the ideal drinks spot as the sun goes down. You can enter the living room directly from the terrace, and inside you have a light and bright seating area with wall-mounted flat screen television. An indoor dining area is perfect for a more formal dinner, and an impressive kitchen has everything you may need, including a huge fridge freezer and dishwasher. Breakfast & lunch is provided, courtesy of the villas cook, and there is also a housekeeper to keep everything running smoothly. All four of the bedrooms are air-conditioned with an en-suite bathroom, three of them with direct access to the terrace and wonderful views down to the beach. You have two king-size beds and three queen-size in these rooms, and there is an additional bathroom too. Mullins Beach is a tranquil beach with calming seas, and beach bars and stalls nearby for drinks and snacks. Head north and you come to the former port of Speightstown, where history and culture meet great Bajan cuisine, while to the south, Holetown is the place for an unforgettable night out. With some of the best nightlife in the west and a host of international restaurants, dont miss this vibrant hive of activity looking out on the glistening Caribbean Sea. #### Features The Villa Sundown Villa is a 4-bedroom villa with a private swimming pool. The villa has a small team of dedicated staff who provide breakfast and lunch for guests. Ground Floor - Living & dining area - Fully equipped kitchen - Bedroom with queen-size bed and en-suite bathroom First Floor - Master bedroom with king-size bed and en-suite bathroom - Bedroom with king-size bed and en-suite bathroom - Bedroom with two queen-size beds and en-suite bathroom Exterior Grounds - Private swimming pool, with Roman steps access - Barbecue - Gazebo - Lawn area - Outdoor dining & furniture - Sun loungers Additional Facilities - Wi-Fi - Air conditioning in the bedrooms - TV - Washing machine - Safe - Ceiling fans #### Location Formerly an important port, nicknamed ‘Little Bristol in reference to its trade links to that British city, Speightstown has an authentic edge which sets it apart. It hasnt been overly developed for tourism, aside from a recent marina development, and this is perhaps what gives it its charm. While its no longer a seafaring hub, its still busy and enjoyably historic. A museum and gallery of Caribbean Art are among the attractions worth seeking out. Just north of the town, the Six Mens Fish Market offers a taste of this still-important Barbadian trade. On Friday and Saturday nights, theres a fish fry with drinks and side dishes, where you can the fresh catch under the night sky, often with live entertainment. It is also a popular area for scuba diving – a 165ft-long wreck called the Pamir lies just off Six Mens Bay, and is the impetus for many people to get down there and see it. As you head south of Speightstown, you come to the glamorous area known as the ‘platinum coast, where the rich and famous come to play. Even without the luxury stores and hotels its a good-looking place, with beautiful white sands and quiet coves lining the stretch around Holetown. This is the place to be if youre looking for upscale nightlife, much of it around Holetowns First and Second Streets, where youll find cool hangouts like the Red Door Lounge. There are excellent beachfront restaurants and bars too, and a great atmosphere as you stroll along the boardwalk as the sun sets. If you choose to head inland from Speightstown, you will be rewarded by the natural beauty of the Farley Hill National Park. Only eight minutes drive from town, it enjoys a fresh Atlantic breeze from the east, and views of the coast too – a fine place for a picnic or to enjoy some live entertainment, as it sometimes hosts events like the Barbados Reggae Festival.