Daniel Shamoon, whose name is associated with several of the most respected addresses in international independent hospitality, is embarking on a new Caribbean project. The co-shareholder of Luxury Hotel Partners and Small Luxury Hotels of the World is now developing a joint venture with Albert Hartog, owner of Orange Limited, the company that has led the development of Pearns Point since its inception.
The partnership aims to introduce a hospitality offering within this low-density residential community, which has to date focused on land and residence sales. The stated ambition is to enhance the experience for existing homeowners while broadening Pearns Point’s appeal to discerning international buyers.
A resort integrated into a 65-hectare peninsula
Pearns Point covers an approximately 65-hectare (160-acre) peninsula along Antigua’s west coast, an area prized for its turquoise waters and sunsets. The future resort will be integrated into the existing development, with views over the Caribbean Sea.
The programme includes 20 single-storey suites and 20 two-bedroom villas operated as hotel accommodation, complemented by 36 three- and four-bedroom villas for sale, priced between €2.6 million and €5.2 million ($3-6 million). All resort residents and guests will have privileged access to a boat-access beach club and a restaurant supplied by an organic farm.
The project will also feature one of the most comprehensive sport and wellness offerings in the Caribbean, including a racquet club, an ocean-facing spa and gym, and a dedicated watersports hub. The site design also aims to preserve public beach access while protecting the privacy of the property’s owners and future guests.
A residential offering already selling successfully
Beyond the hospitality component, Pearns Point is currently selling beachfront and elevated plots from €1.7 million ($2 million), allowing buyers to build bespoke residences with recognised architects and contractors. Turnkey residences incorporating stone, wood and other local materials are offered from €3.5 million ($4 million), with completed properties starting at €17.3 million ($20 million).
Sales have been strong since the project’s launch, with 26 lots already sold for a combined €43.1 million ($50 million). Orange Limited and Daniel Shamoon also plan to develop two signature residences designed by James Hamilton Architects, showcasing the architectural quality and connection to the landscape that characterise the wider site.
What the partners said
Daniel Shamoon said he was delighted to be partnering with Albert Hartog to create a resort deeply connected to Antigua’s island culture, exceptional beauty and vibrant spirit. He added that their ambition was to create a destination that complements the existing Pearns Point community through timeless design, authentic hospitality and a genuine sense of place.
Albert Hartog, owner of Orange Limited, for his part emphasised the continuity underpinning the deal. He noted that Pearns Point had been conceived as one of the most accomplished low-density residential communities in the Caribbean, combining privacy, natural beauty and sustainable quality, and said the partnership with Daniel Shamoon marked an important step. He explained that it introduces a hospitality component which, in his view, will strengthen the experience for existing homeowners and Pearns Point’s appeal to discerning international buyers.
A developer active on several Caribbean fronts
Over more than thirty years, Daniel Shamoon has built a portfolio of hotel addresses recognised for their character and local roots, including Hermitage Bay in Antigua, Marbella Club, Puente Romano Marbella, Nobu Hotel Ibiza Bay, Nobu Marbella, Nobu Marrakech, Teranka Hotel Formentera and Hyde Miami. He is also continuing his expansion in the region with The Beach Club in Barbuda, developed in partnership with Robert De Niro, due to open in 2027.
Pearns Point is located close to Jolly Harbour, one of Antigua’s most vibrant areas, and around 35 minutes from V.C. Bird International Airport, which is served by direct flights from New York, Miami and London. Antigua is also benefiting from favourable momentum for property investment, driven by the island’s economic growth, rising land values and attractive tax arrangements for international buyers.
At a glance by The Hospitality Tribune
Daniel Shamoon and Orange Limited partner on a new resort at Pearns Point, Antigua
Location: Pearns Point, a 65-hectare (160-acre) peninsula on Antigua’s west coast
Partners: Daniel Shamoon (Luxury Hotel Partners, Small Luxury Hotels of the World) and Albert Hartog (Orange Limited)
Resort programme: 20 single-story suites, 20 two-bedroom villas, plus 36 sale villas priced at €2.6-5.2M ($3-6M)
Real estate momentum: 26 lots already sold, totalling €43.1M ($50M)
Amenities: boat-access beach club, organic-farm restaurant, racquet club, ocean-view spa, watersports hub
Shamoon’s other Caribbean project: The Beach Club, Barbuda, with Robert De Niro, opening 2027
