At the St. James’s Club & Villas, Antigua, part of Elite Island Resorts, guests will see new dining opportunities and more luxurious ways to stay active. Enhanced menus at the Jacaranda Bar & Lounge, Docksider Restaurant & Bar and Coco’s Restaurant & Bar all aim to better please guests’ high expectations. All of the resort’s tennis courts are now resurfaced to meet world-class standards and a new, 3,700-square-foot fitness center with yoga pavilion is now open for visits. Also for luxury stays on Antigua, The Verandah Resort & Spa now offers enlarged beaches and new beach-side dining options, as well as six new two-bedroom villas with private pools and water views. Nearby, the Galley Bay Resort & Spa added new furnishings and remodeled six Gauguin Suites; guests can also enjoy weekly movies on the beach, a new beach-side spa pavilion and a beach yoga and Pilates deck. On Saint Lucia, St. James’s Club Morgan Bay updated menus at all its dining venues and the décor at Le Jardin. New additions for this season include a specialty coffeehouse, state-of-the-art fitness studio with new classes, sailing excursions and a weekly beach party. Long Bay Beach Club, Tortola British Virgin Islands opened its new beachfront pool and spa pavilion. Guests can now also enjoy free in-room check-in for stress-free arrivals. A new fine dining venue, Verandah, was added as well. “We are proud to provide our guests with a truly authentic Caribbean holiday,” said Steven Heydt, president, Elite Island Resorts. “Elite Island Resorts strives to continually innovate, expand and elevate the guest experience. Our repeat and future guests will love these updates, and we are looking forward to high demand for these resorts throughout the rest of this year.”