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Barrasford and Bird Worldwide are delighted to offer the 'Buccament Bay' resort in the exclusive and unspoilt Caribbean island of St Vincent.

Not only does this complex offer a beautiful home in paradise, it also offers one of the finest investment opportunities in recent years with prices a quarter of those in neighbouring St Lucia and Barbados.

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St Vincent is a stunningly beautiful Caribbean country that has remained largely unspoilt from the ravages of tourism. Up until recently, there has not been a major international airport on the island and the country has been able to remain an exclusive and relatively undiscovered jewel of the Caribbean.

Historically, St Vincent has been an agricultural nation, with bananas as its main source of income. However, having recently lost its subsidies for banana production, the country is now looking for new income streams, with tourism being the obvious next step considering the incredible popularity of its neighbouring islands at the top end of the tourism market.
	A new International Airport, which is scheduled for completion in 2011 and the fact that the English Cricket team are playing their warm up games on the island during the 2007 Caribbean World Cup have both fuelled an interest in St Vincent and as such the government have spearheaded this ambitious and remarkable project.
There is no capital gains tax in St Vincent. Due to the government initiative to increase tourism on the island, there will also be no income tax due on profits from the Buccament Bay Resort for twenty years from completion.
	'Buccament Bay Resort' will nestle in the beautiful bay of the same name. The resort is superbly positioned on the Western Coast with the existing Airport at Kingstown an approximate 20 minute drive with flights from Barbados, Antigua, Grenada, St Lucia and Tobago. The proposed Airport at Argyle to the south east will be a further 40 minute drive.
Experienced Caribbean lovers will be aware that on neighbouring islands, West Coast properties command a substantial premium as they boast the quieter, more sedate waters of the Caribbean Sea as opposed to the Atlantic. Buccament Bay shares a prestigious West Coast location with developments on other islands such as Sandy Lane and Le Sport.
	The finished resort will have a mixture of properties, from studio apartments to four bedroom villas residing in their own landscaped grounds. Facilities will include a gymnasium, full hotel facilities, pools, spa and casino. An 18 hole golf course is planned just 10 minutes away.
The completion of the resort is scheduled for 2010 and will consist of 190 one and two bedroom Cabanas (Villas) including nineteen plantation houses. All Plantations come with their own plunge pools and veranda. The resort will also have four apartment buildings.

The whole complex will be run as a hotel, much as the famous 'Plantation Beach' in St Lucia. This provides an excellent investment opportunity and the fulfilment of a lifelong dream to own property in the Caribbean. The sand is currently volcanic but the finest white sand is being imported from Guyana to replace the existing beach.

The Western Coast of St Vincent is no stranger to having it's beauty portrayed on film, the Disney film 'Pirates of the Caribbean' was shot in the next bay along from Buccament Bay and the two sequels are currently being shot on the island.

St Vincent has undoubtedly benefited from a greater public awareness with these major releases.