Discover the Caribbean: 30 Islands Ranked for Every Type of Traveler

If there’s one thing to know about the Caribbean, it’s that it’s far more expansive than most imagine. This destination is much more than the well-known islands we hear about daily, and no, not everyone here lives in Jamaica!

The Caribbean is home to French, Spanish, and Dutch-speaking islands, united by a shared joy for life and a warm welcome for visitors from afar. If you’re dreaming of a Caribbean getaway but unsure where to start, you’re in the right place. We’ve put together a list of the best islands for a tropical escape you’ll cherish forever.

And just like that, the countdown to your island adventure begins!

Best Caribbean islands for your next vacation

Jamaica

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Jamaica is the perfect blend of nature, relaxation, and vibrant culture, just a short flight from many U.S. cities. This destinations offers everything you would expect from an island escape, and then some.

The first thing you’ll notice once you get to Jamaica is how lush and green the island is. Here, beaches lined with swaying palm trees meet crisp, refreshing waterfalls ready for you to dive in. If music is your vibe, you’ll love the pulse of Reggae (think Bob Marley) and Dancehall. Dance to your heart’s content at local clubs, bars, or even right in your resort.

Three reasons to visit:

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• Adventure is everywhere you look. Excursions like river rafting down the Martha Brae in Montego Bay is a must!
• Safari excursions! Book a tour from your all-inclusive resort, stroll along Seven Mile Beach, or explore the famous Blue Mountains.
• Authentic Caribbean souvenirs! Pick something to take back home even if it’s just some Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee!

Insider Tip: Jamaica has accommodations for every type of traveler, including seven Sandals Resorts and two Beaches Resorts. For a family vacation, consider Jamaica’s all-inclusive Beaches Ocho Rios or Beaches Negril!

The Bahamas

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Dreaming of the Caribbean? Why not head to The Bahamas? Made up of over 700 islands and cays, some of the most popular destinations in this territory include New Providence Island, home to the capital Nassau, and the exotic isles of The Exumas. Most of the islands in The Bahamas are uninhabited, and for many travelers, this adds to the appeal of the destination.

With so many islands to explore, the possibilities of sun-drenched beach days increases 10-fold! Each of the beaches in this territory is unique and accessible either by a short drive or a boat trip. As there’s a chance that you can spend time on some of the iconic pink sand beaches this destination is known for, it’s ideal for travelers looking for a unique island experience.

Good to know: The Bahamas has some of the clearest waters in the world, making it a snorkelers’ dream!

Three reasons to visit

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• Beachfront lounging and diving on postcard-perfect shores
• Vibrant entertainment and unique cuisine (including delicious conch dishes)
• Lively all-inclusive resorts, duty-free shopping, and exciting casinos.

Turks and Caicos

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Not exactly a hidden gem, but certain aspects of Turks & Caicos still give it that allure. This destination has an easy-going pace and its pretty secluded, making it ideal for a vacation that's all about serenity. Comprising 40 islands (the Turks Islands and the Caicos Islands), Turks & Caicos is a place where natural beauty thrives both on land and sea—a quality visitors can't get enough of!

If Turks & Caicos is on your list of must-visit island destinations, the best time to visit is between December and April. For a family vacation, soak up the fun of the islands with an all-inclusive escape at Beaches Turks & Caicos.

Three reasons to visit:

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• Island hopping to captivating islands
• Crystal-clear waters that are ideal for diving
• The peace that comes with a beachfront all-inclusive getaway!

Barbados

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Barbados is a limestone gem known for its captivating beaches, unique traditions, community spirit, and lively festivals like Crop Over. It’s also the home of mega-star Rihanna. If you’re looking for an Instagram-worthy escape, this Eastern Caribbean island offers dreamy beaches, serene backdrops, breezy palm trees, and beachfront accommodation, like the all-inclusive Sandals Resorts in Barbados.

Good to know: For a vacation that’s lively and upbeat, plan your Barbados vacation during Crop Over in August or in time to attend the island’s annual jazz or sailing events.

Three reasons to visit:

• Natural attractions like Harrison’s Caves
• The scrumptious seafood that’s always on offer
• Opportunities to explore UNESCO-listed capital Bridgetown and explore the sights

Saint Lucia

Saint Lucia vacations are enticingly refreshing. This island is known by some as the Helen of the West. This name has much to do with the numerous battles that have been fought for this island. In Saint Lucia, lush landscapes are nearly everywhere you look, and beach days are always possible. With the possibility of spending your vacation at one of the beachfront all-inclusive resorts in Saint Lucia, your vacation can be as exciting or as laid back as you please!

Three reasons to visit:

• Incredible snorkeling and diving. Some of the best sites include Smugglers Cove Beach in Cap Estate, Marigot Bay Beach, and Anse Chastanet Beach in Soufriere.
• There's lots of things to do in Saint Lucia, including visiting natural attractions like the Pitons, Sulphur Springs, and the Diamond Falls.
• A chance to ‘Stay At One, Play at Three’, at the Sandals all-inclusive resorts in Saint Lucia!

Antigua and Barbuda

Go with the flow in Antigua, an island famous for its many beaches. This is one of those destinations that has managed to package the Caribbean experience in such a way that it doesn’t take away from the authenticity of it all. On this island, you’ll find 365 beaches, one for every day of the year! But even if you won’t be on these shores for a full 365 days, you’ll still be able to enjoy beach gems like Dickenson Bay and other popular attractions.

Insider Tip: If you plan on visiting Antigua and aren’t sure where to stay, consider going all-inclusive at Sandals Grande Antigua. With all the vacation essentials covered, all you’ll need to think about is enjoying your vacation!

Three reasons to visit:

• Irresistible beach options
• Rich history and culture (you can visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites like Nelson’s Dockyard)
• Sailing opportunities and events

Dominican Republic

The Dominican Republic is one of the most visited destinations in the world. The enticing beaches, resorts and entertainment are a huge part of it’s appeal! While in this destination, you can visit attractions like the Damajagua Waterfalls where you’ll find 27 waterfalls and natural rock pools. Taking a dip here is highly recommended and hugely refreshing! Aside from this, exploration abounds in the DR, and all you’ll need to decide is how far you’re willing to go!

Three reasons to visit:

• The beaches (lively, scenic, and plentiful!)
• Historical sites like the monasteries and the cobblestone streets of Domingo’s Zona Colonial. Visiting capital city Santa Domingo is also a must!
• Whale watching (between January and March)

Grenada

Grenada is a warm and wonderful destination, most known for its aromatic spices that infuse the air, adding a sense of sweetness to your island escape. With stunning waterfalls and breathtaking beaches, this island is a fantastic choice for a getaway. Explore colorful colonial towns, enjoy exciting excursions like nature trails, and experience the best of Caribbean hospitality. For a hassle-free Grenada vacation, go all-inclusive at Sandals Grenada and enjoy ocean view accommodation, themed dining, swim-up bars, and lively entertainment!

Three reasons to visit:

• Spice Island: Grenada is famous for its spices, creating a fragrant atmosphere that enhances your vacation.
• Natural Beauty: The island boasts spectacular waterfalls and beaches ideal for a relaxation and adventure focused escape.
• Welcoming Culture: Experience genuine Caribbean hospitality as part of your vacation.

Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico may not be an island in the traditional sense, but it offers an island vacation experience that's closer than you think for travelers from the United States. Known for its stunning landscapes and rich cultural tapestry, a vacation here promises excitement and adventure. From the mesmerizing bioluminescent beaches of the Glowing Bays to the expansive Guánica Dry Forest, Puerto Rico is a haven for nature lovers. Don’t miss the Raices Fountain at La Princesa, unveiled in 1992, which offers a spectacular view, especially at sunset.

Three reasons to visit:

• This destination is a cultural melting post of cultures that enriches your visit.
• Unique attractions like bioluminescent bays and one of the world’s largest dry forests.
• Friendly locals who embody the spirit of Caribbean hospitality.

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

There’s so much to love about Saint Vincent & The Grenadines. Located in the Eastern Caribbean, this is among the most captivating destinations in the Caribbean. Often referred to as “Vincy” by locals, this tropical isle near Saint Lucia offers a tranquil escape for travelers seeking a quieter experience.

In Saint Vincent, you can hit the reset button while enjoying the ocean views and the warmth of the local people. Whether you’re scuba diving, swimming in breathtaking waterfalls, or embarking on catamaran trips, this island has something for everyone. During your vacation, take a short trip to the nearby Grenadines for a change of scenery.

Three reasons to visit:

• Waterfalls like the towering Dark View Falls
• Natural attractions like Montreal Gardens
• Overall, relaxation and adventure complete with stunning landscapes and gorgeous beaches

Aruba

Aruba is a go-to destination for travelers looking for a warm weather Caribbean escape. Part of the ABC island chain, this island offers travelers a unique Caribbean experience complete with stunning white-sand beaches, exceptional diving opportunities, and unique tours and excursions. With its warm temperatures and refreshing breezes, this island getaway invites exploration, starting in the vibrant capital city of Oranjestad. Here, you'll discover a variety of restaurants, bars, and entertainment options, especially when cruise ships are in port. Overall, this destination has a little something for everyone!

Three reasons to visit:

• Diverse attractions ranging from the beaches to the lively nightlife
• World-class diving and snorkeling in crystal-clear waters teeming with marine life.
• Savor the island's rich flavors at numerous restaurants and local eateries.

Curaçao

Curaçao offers the quintessential Caribbean experience with a delightful Dutch twist, as part of the ABC island chain alongside Aruba and Bonaire. Here, you can explore the island’s rich history starting in the capital city, Willemstad. This city is a designated UNESCO World Heritage site, and it is most known for its pastel-colored Dutch colonial buildings. Art lovers will appreciate wandering through neighborhoods like Otrobanda and Pietermaai, where vibrant wall art and graffiti reflect the island’s creative spirit. The attention to detail in Curaçao leaves a lasting impression, making it a destination that resonates deeply with every traveler.

Three reasons to visit:

• Rich cultural heritage, particularly with the blend of Dutch and Caribbean influences in Willemstad’s architecture and history.
• Enjoy the vibrant street art scene that showcases local talent and creativity.
• Engage with the island’s rich culture, warm community and embark on unique excursions, like a visit to the Ostrich Farm!

Cayman Islands

The Cayman Islands, a British Overseas Territory comprised of Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac, and Little Cayman, offers a blend of adventure and relaxation. Known and loved for their crystal-clear waters and white sand beaches, these islands invite you to unwind and explore. As a popular diving destination, you can discover fascinating shipwrecks and a diverse array of sealife. Beyond the stunning beaches, the Cayman Islands are also known for their unique cuisine, and you can enjoy the best of it during your getaway.

Three reasons to visit:

• Enjoy hours of relaxation on beautiful white sand beaches with clear waters.
• Explore incredible dive sites featuring shipwrecks and diverse sea life.
• Indulge in delicious local cuisine at local restaurants and resorts.

US Virgin Islands (St. Thomas, St. John, St. Croix)

The U.S. Virgin Islands is made up of St. Croix, St. John, and St. Thomas. In this destination, you can find a diverse Caribbean experience that caters to all types of travelers. St. Croix calls out to nature lovers, and it's ideal for those seeking tranquility and adventure through snorkeling and diving at Buck Island National Park. St. John, largely protected as a national park, invites visitors to get in tune with nature. You get explore the hiking trails and spend time on beaches like Trunk Bay. Meanwhile, St. Thomas is a vibrant hub for dining, shopping, and water sports, making it an ideal starting point for exploring the islands.

Three reasons to visit:

• Enjoy breathtaking landscapes, from lush national parks to crystal-clear waters.
• Discover the islands’ unique heritage through architecture, art, and local traditions.
• You’ll find a variety of activities on this island whether you’re seeking adventure or relaxation

Saint Kitts and Nevis

Explore two islands in a single vacation with a visit to Saint Kitts and Nevis. This is one of the smaller Caribbean destinations, with Nevis being the smaller of the two. From Saint Kitts, you can explore Nevis via a ferry ride that’s about 45 minutes long. Both islands have interesting backgrounds, and coupled with a chance to explore the beaches, head out on excursions, and embark on visits to historical sites, this vacation can be filled with both laidback and festive moments.

Three reasons to visit:

• Two islands in one: enjoy the vibrant culture of St. Kitts and the serene landscapes of Nevis
• The natural beauty of this island shines in its beaches, hiking trails, and unique volcanic terrain
• Historical sites and guided tours that bring the colorful history of this destination to life

Martinique

French-speaking Martinique is located between Saint Lucia and Dominica. Roughly 30 percent of this island is covered in rainforest, which means hiking is a vacation possibility. The southern part of Martinique is more popular with visitors, and here you’ll find a variety of hotels and beaches, with Grande Anse de Salines being one of the most popular spots you won't want to miss. Surrounded by both the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea, this island offers just the right blend of adventure and relaxation!

Three reasons to visit:

• In the lively Fort-de-France (the capital) you can explore the island’s heritage through its history, art, and lively local events
• Explore lush rainforests, stunning beaches, and dynamic volcanic landscapes
• The food! Savor delicious dishes that blend French sophistication with Caribbean flair

Guadeloupe

Warm and inviting, visitors can find a unique mix of European charm and island vibes on the French Caribbean island of Guadeloupe. Known for its fusion cuisine and lush landscapes, Guadeloupe appeals to nature lovers and foodies alike. Explore Basse-Terre, home to the Parc National de la Guadeloupe and its crown jewel, La Grande Soufrière, the highest peak in the Lesser Antilles and an active stratovolcano. For a change of pace, head to Grande-Terre’s beautiful beaches, where you can unwind with a refreshing rum punch. Whether you’re hiking, dining, or simply relaxing, Guadeloupe promises a vacation that you won’t soon forget.

Three reasons to visit:

• Hike La Grande Soufrière or explore the lush Parc National de la Guadeloupe
• Savor French-Caribbean cuisine at local cafes and restaurants
• Grande-Terre’s beaches offer the perfect spot to soak up the sun

Trinidad and Tobago

Trinidad, one of the Caribbean’s largest islands, and its serene sister, Tobago, offer just the right mix of energy and tranquility. Trinidad buzzes with commercial activity and is famed for hosting the Caribbean’s largest Carnival celebration every February—a vibrant spectacle of music, dance, and color. But the island’s rhythmic energy can be felt year-round. Explore historical gems like the Bamboo Cathedral and Fort George, stroll through Queen’s Park Savannah, trek the lush rainforest, or unwind on Maracas Beach. Over in Tobago, you’ll discover a quieter, more exotic escape full of natural beauty that’s just a day trip away.

Three reasons to visit:

• Trinidad’s Carnival is a once-in-a-lifetime cultural experience.
• From rainforests to Maracas Beach, Trinidad is a playground for explorers.
• Tobago tranquility: A short trip reveals Tobago’s natural wonders, like Buccoo Reef.

Expert Tip: Want to experience carnival in the islands? Check out the carnival-related events in the Turks & Caicos!

Bonaire

Bonaire is a treasure in the southern Caribbean, part of the ABC island chain alongside Curaçao and Aruba. Ideal for adventurous travelers, this Dutch Caribbean island offers vibrant outdoor experiences. Known as the world’s number one shore-diving destination, Bonaire is a diver’s paradise. Kite surfing and windsurfing are popular here too, with Lac Bay’s steady trade winds drawing thrill-seekers.

The island’s south is a striking contrast, with salt flats, a flamingo sanctuary, and mangrove forests ripe for exploration by kayak. In the capital, Kralendijk, you’ll find colorful streets lined with shops, cafes, restaurants, and bars. There’s even more to discover nearby, including Klein Bonaire, a picturesque islet perfect for a day trip.

Three reasons to visit:

Diving paradise: Bonaire’s transparent blue waters make it ones of the world’s top shore-diving destination.
Outdoor adventures: From kite surfing at Lac Bay to kayaking in mangroves, adventure awaits.
Unique landscapes: Salt flats, flamingos, and mangrove forests showcase Bonaire’s natural beauty.

Anguilla

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A vacation in Anguilla is all about embracing the indulgences that can come with an island vacation while soaking up some much-needed sunshine! There are many ways to get to this small island, including from nearby Antigua or by ferry from Saint Martin. Once you arrive, head straight to the beachfront where you can grab cold drinks at the local bars, enjoy barbecues, and exciting water sports. Jam to Reggae tunes as you take in the laidback feel of this island and keep your mind focused on the simple pleasures of life!

Three reasons to visit:

• Shoal Bay—one of the best beaches in the Caribbean!
• Experience lively entertainment and delicious local cuisine that reflect the island's unique charm.
• Engage in a variety of water sports, from snorkeling and kayaking to paddleboarding and sailing.

Montserrat

Montserrat is a Caribbean island that’s most associated with its volcanoes. But there’s much more to this island than just that. If you decide to visit this Caribbean island you can explore volcanic landscapes, hike amid the verdant hills, gain insight into the island’s cultural and historical background, explore the beaches, and more. As the beach really is a huge part of the appeal for island vacations, in Montserrat, you can spend time on unique black sand beaches or strands with golden sands, like Rendevous Beach. To connect more fully with nature, you can also consider visiting the geothermal hot springs on this island.

Three reasons to visit:

• The volcanic wonders of this destination! Learn as much as you can about the Soufriere Hills Volcano while there!
• Serene landscapes, lush greenery, and scenic hiking trails
• Learn about the rich Irish heritage of this island and enjoy the local music

Dominica

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Not to be confused with the Dominican Republic, the Commonwealth of Dominica is likely one of the greenest Caribbean islands you’ll encounter. Known as the nature isle, this island has been sustainably developed over the years with emphasis on promoting the natural elements and incorporating them into tourism promotions.
If you want rejuvenation, this island is where it’s at. It’s so mesmerizing that you can get lost amid a rainforest hike and find yourself being grateful for the moment. Dominica has both white and black sand beaches, rivers wide enough for tube adventures, hot springs, thriving coral reefs, and more.

Three reasons to visit

• The Boiling Lake and Champagne Reef
• Wide variety of hiking trails suitable for all experience levels
• Waterfall bliss—this island has some of the best waterfalls and hot springs in the Caribbean

Saint Martin (French Side)

Saint Martin is an island where you’ll be able to get two unique experiences in one. That's because you can split your vacation between the French side to the north, and the Dutch side (more on this below) to the south. On the French side, you can spend time on alluring beaches and even head to the island’s highest peak, Pic Paradis. A Marigot exploration is a must, as is a visit to Orient Bay beach. Overall, Saint Martin is pretty small (33.59 mi²), so you’ll be able to experience both the French and Dutch sides during your vacation.

Three reasons to visit:

• Vibrant night life—everything from casinos and beach bars, to energetic night clubs.
• Duty-free shopping in Phillipsburg (the capital)
• Ziplining at Rainforest Adventures or plane spotting at Maho Beach

Sint Maarten (Dutch Side)

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So, you want to vacation on an island with two distinct personalities. Saint Martin comes to mind. Located to the south of this island, you’ll find ‘The Dutch Side’, known as Sint Maarten. This area is ideal for duty-free shopping, beach lounging, and even cliff jumping locations like Mullet Bay. If you like casinos, this island is a must-visit. Most of the casinos are on the Dutch side. Saint Martin has its own island carnival as well held from April to May annually. Whether you stay on the French or Dutch side of this island, you’ll find lots of interesting things to do and see.

Three reasons to visit:

• Embrace the natural beauty of this destination at beach locations like Baie Rouge
• Stroll through European-inspired towns like Marigot
• Enjoy French-Caribbean fusion dishes, everything from fresh seafood to fine wishes in chic bistros

Saint Barthélemy (St. Barts)

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Saint Barthélemy is the place that comes to mind when one fantasizes about skipping off to an island in the Caribbean fit for the rich and famous, and even just regular folk. With beaches of sugary sands, striking landscapes, and captivating flora and fauna, this destination is the savvy traveler’s playground. Saint Barths is loved by the sailing crowd, celebrities, and everyday visitors alike. Among the famous names who’ve vacationed here are the Kardashians and George Clooney, but regardless of fame, this island can be enjoyed by anyone who just wants to get away.

Three reasons to visit:

• Snorkeling and diving opportunities
• Rich blend of history, charming architecture and vibrant art scene
• This beach escape might just include celebrity sightings!

Isla de la Juventud - Isle of Youth (Cuba)

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Known and loved for its tranquility and natural beauty, Isla de la Juventud is one of those destinations where relaxation comes easy. It is well known by the dive crowd, particularly places like Punta Francés, where vibrant coral reefs and marine life await. Or you can take a boat trip though the mangroves of the Ciénaga de Lanier nature reserve, home to unique flora and fauna. Stay in Nueva Gerona, the island’s main town where you’ll find a range of accommodations and local dining. The best time to visit is between November and April, during the dry season.

Three reasons to visit:

• Snorkeling and scuba diving opportunities
• Rich history, including Che Guevara’s ties to the island
• Thriving mangroves and secluded beaches waiting to be explored

Culebra and Vieques (Puerto Rico)

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There are many reasons to visit Culebra and Vieques and that list includes a chance to see a bioluminescent lagoon up close (Vieques) and to visit the radiant Flamenco Beach (Culebra), often ranked among the world’s best. This destination is ideal for beach vacations and tropical escapes that include lots of time outdoors. If you choose to visit, stay near Deway in Culebra or Esperanza in Vieques for convenient access to some of the best attractions.

Three reasons to visit:

• Home to some of the best beaches in the world, like Flamenco Beach
• The magical glow of Mosquito Bay on Vieques
• Lots of opportunities for snorkeling and wildlife spotting

San Andrés and Providencia (Colombian islands)

A search for a destination where you can find crystal clear waters and rich cultural influences might just lead you to San Andrés and Providencia. This is well known dive location where you can snorkel in the Sea of Seven Colors around San Andrés or hike to El Pico on Providencia for stand out views. Stay in In San Andrés’ main town or in a charming guest house on Providencia, either way, you can look forward to a relaxed vacation with just the right level of peace.

Three reasons to visit:

• Vibrant marine life and coral reefs
• Unique Raizal culture blending African and Caribbean influences
• Opportunities for eco-tourism, from hiking to birdwatching

Los Roques Archipelago (Venezuela)

Los Roques has a certain magnetism for travelers who enjoy exploration. You might find it hard to resist discovering new beaches or even kiteboarding over the turquoise waters in this destination. Although there are many cays in this archipelago, just one is inhabited, Gran Roque. Rather than hotels, you can stay in a posada, which is essentially a small family-run guesthouse or inn. These provide a more intimate experience which is great for travelers desiring to get to the heart of this destination.

Three reasons to visit:

• Over 300 cays and islands to explore
• Thrilling water sports like kiteboarding and windsurfing
• Ideal for nature-based explorations

Bermuda

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Geographically speaking, the island of Bermuda isn’t located in the Caribbean. Despite this reality, it is often grouped culturally with these islands. Just around 20 miles by 2 miles in size, this island packs a punch with a mix of cultural influences including British, North American, African, Portuguese and West Indian. On this island, pastel-colored homes are the norm, and this adds to the breezy and peaceful ambiance that will surround you from the moment you get there.

Three reasons to visit

• Bermuda has in the past been featured in the Condé Nast Traveler as the #1 island destination in the Caribbean and the Atlantic.
• Pink sand beaches like Horseshoe Bay Beach
• Golfing, yachting, and the island’s diverse culinary scene

Enjoy a Refreshing Family Vacation in the Best Caribbean Islands!

There you have it—our Caribbean islands are so much more than radiant beaches and swaying palms. Each one has its own unique vibe, from the charm of Antigua and Barbuda to the lush beauty of Saint Lucia and the lively rhythm of Jamaica. The only question left? Which of the family-friendly Beaches Resorts will be the cherry on top of your island escape? No matter which you choose, your Caribbean adventure is sure to be unforgettable!

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