COVETED A-LIST ESCAPE -- CAP JULUCA ON ANGUILLA -- IS OPEN FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER IN SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER WITH SPECIAL OFFERS FOR GUESTS

ANGUILLA -- Situated on the private enclave of Maundays Bay Beach, and with more
than a mile of white sand beach, Cap Juluca will welcome guests in September and October
for the first time ever. The decision to remain open all year long was made by the resort’s
new ownership after completing the first phase in its $80 million enhancement program. In
prior years, Cap Juluca opened only for the period November through August. The
September/October period was used for a forced resort-wide maintenance closure, now
rendered unnecessary as a result of the resort’s recent renovation.

In celebration of its new year-round opening, Cap Juluca is offering BRING A FRIEND
and LINGER LONGER packages available Sept. 1- Oct. 31, 2009 with rates starting at $425*
per paid night. BRING A FRIEND features a five-night complimentary stay in a second room
for up to two additional people with a purchased five-night stay and LINGER LONGER offers
up to five additional complimentary nights when booking a minimum five-night purchased
stay.

All Cap Juluca guests also enjoy other complimentary amenities including
continental breakfast served daily on their private terrace, waters sports, yoga and Pilates
poolside as well as afternoon tea. In room benefits include an assortment of
complimentary beverages and free wireless internet service.

Gary Thulander, Cap Juluca General Manager, believes that year-round availability is
long overdue at Cap Juluca. “A number of guests that have approached me about wanting
to book events or simply return for a visit in September and October and I believe that
number will increase dramatically once news gets out about our being open,” says Mr.
Thulander. “Cap Juluca was already among the premier resorts in the Caribbean, and our
recent renovation has made it even more spectacular. I’m excited about offering year-round
occupancy here, as is my staff.”

As Cap Juluca is the most prominent hotel on the island of Anguilla, Mr. Thulander
believes that this decision to stay open continuously will be a boon to other Anguilla
businesses that have typically experienced a marked decrease in volume during the twomonth
period when Cap Juluca was closed. Both Cap Juluca and the island’s many
businesses all seem quite eager to do their part to stimulate the Anguillian economy on a
twelve months per year basis.

Several notable political officials have taken notice. “Cap Juluca must be commended
for its decision to open during the months of September and October,” stated Anguilla’s
Minister of Finance, Economic Development, Investments & Tourism the Honorable Victor
Banks. He continued, “For a long time our destination has been closed during those
months and as a consequence it has limited the vacation time choices for persons desirous
of coming to Anguilla. This decision by Cap Juluca will have a ripple effect not only on
other hotels on the island but other businesses as well, to include the restaurant,
transportation and entertainment sectors. In this period of reduced activity in the overall
economy we can now expand our marketing efforts to maximize returns from this
opportunity. While we wish Cap Juluca every success in this venture we are selfishly aware
of the positive impacts this can have on Anguilla as a tourist destination.”

Trudy Nixon, Executive Director of the Anguilla Hotel and Tourism Association,
echoes the Minister’s sentiment. “The Anguilla Hotel and Tourism Association was
delighted to hear that Cap Juluca will be open for business for the whole year in 2009. Cap
Juluca’s guests are very necessary to the healthy economy of Anguilla because they
traditionally enjoy not only the delights of Cap Juluca but also they travel the length and
breadth of Anguilla sampling other restaurants, beaches and attractions. We have always
had a small but committed group of travelers who enjoy the delights of Anguilla in the
‘quiet season’ and I am sure that Cap Juluca’s guests will really enjoy the peaceful nature
and warm seas that typify a visit to Anguilla in September and October”.

Known as a serene escape providing anonymity for the affluent, significant
enhancements have been made to the 179-acre retreat and its 18 iconic whitewashed
Moorish villas, replete with turrets, domes and parapets.

Typically, Cap Juluca’s guest list reads like a who’s who of the social registry, and
with a staff to guest room ratio of almost four to one, its intuitive service is unparalleled.
Its ambiance is intentionally romantic, with surreal vistas during the day. And after a
breathtaking sunset, dramatic nightscapes of the twinkling lights of St. Maarten and miles
of shimmering water shatter the moon’s reflection into a thousand pieces.

With a ban on cruise ships, casinos and high-rise buildings, guests escape to the sun
kissed sanctuary of Maundays Bay, offering a unique beach respite for discerning
vacationers.

For more information on Cap Juluca or to book the BRING A FRIEND or LINGER LONGER
packages call (888) 858-5822, 264-497-6666 or visit www.capjuluca.com.

* Rates are for a Superior Room and are subject to availability. Does not include 10% tax, 10% service charge or $1.00 per person, per night Tourism Marketing Levy. Certain terms and conditions apply to the Bring A Friend and Linger Longer packages which can be found at www.capjuluca.com.

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