I have been a guest at this resort for ONE year. That's right folks ONE year!! If you get it you get it...plan ad simple. You need to be prepared! Accomadations are what they are, over the water thatch roof huts, beach cabanas, dorms and camping availabe. Pick what you want. All great. Food: you have two choices eat at... More

A friend and I went to Glover's atoll resort in April 2012 to fish, snorkel, and relax. I read all the reviews, and the most helpful reviews were the ones that told you what to expect to have a great time. So, that's what I'll try to do. First, the employees of the island work very hard (10, 12 hour... More

I do not like camping and when we first got to the island I was quite unhappy about the idea of having to rough it, particularly the wood chip toilets, and was consoled by the fact that if I hated it we only had to stay four days and could leave on the Wednesday - we ended up staying four... More

Loved our 8 day stay at Glovers...Just do a little research and bring what you need. You're on an island in the middle of nowhere and it's a very lovely feeling. THE DIVE BAR girls made our stay!! So friendly and ready to please with great customer service!!

Firstly, so you know where we're coming from, my husband and I are late 40s, from central Canada, and have not travelled tons. That said, we LOVED Glovers. It was not perfect, but we had read up on it quite a bit, and I think we knew what to expect - upscale camping. We had #7 hut out over the... More

My wife and I, both aged sixty, are very well travelled, if I do say so myself: we've been on all seven continents, yes, including Antarctica. And we are backpackers at heart, though increasingly we splurge on things. She's English; I'm a Yank from Arkansas and Tennessee, though I now have British nationality. So much for the preliminaries, which are... More

People who run this resort like Marsha, could get away with rudeness, disrespect years ago when there was no Internet, no Cellphones, etc. Nowadays though, that efficient 'Customer Service' pays the price. Stay away from this backward, ill-kept 'resort'. Do a bit of research and see that in this same region of the Caribbean, there are properly run places to... More

Hi, I haven't visited the island but we experienced very bad customer service from the beginning and i would like to warn anyone who is even considering booking this place!. Booking the accommodation has proved extremely difficult, despite the numerous forms, phone calls and emails sent to the resort, they NEVER acknowledge any of them. My husband eventually managed to... More

Glover's Reef is a family-run place and it has a list of "regular" visitors who know that they're not there for a beach resort treatment. This isn't a "resort" and is more like a camp ground, and so no one will put chocolates on your pillow or change your sheets every night, etc. The boat only arrives once a week... More