This is no hidden away beach, but it’s also a perfect one. The water is crystal clear, the sand is soft and it’s the sort of beach you can spend days on without blinking an eye. (Oh, and it’s home to two of the best hotels in the Caribbean).
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Cat Island is very much an under-the-radar destination (although it’s getting easier to get there). Travelers who journey here will find an impressive collection of beaches, none more so than the totally untouched, pristine Old Bight Beach. Located on the island's western edge, this beach has five miles of sparkling white sand. You're likely to find it empty most times, and it is a perfect getaway spot for a quiet walk, beach picnic, shelling, or sunbathing.
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British Virgin Islands Anegada has long been a favorite of beach (and lobster) lovers, and this white-sand stunner on the northwest coast of the island is its most spectacular stretch (and home to a world-class beach bar of the same name).
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It’s hard to pick when an island has so many sparkling beaches, but we love Jan Thiel for its combination of gorgeous scenery and pulsing energy. There’s something here for everyone, from the pool-style beach access at Papagayo to a host of terrific beach lounges.
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When you have 365 beaches in a single destination, it’s never easy to choose! But we’ve always been smitten with this stretch that marries green hills, white sand and some of the most brilliant turquoise water you will ever lay eyes upon.
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Set in a place we’ve called “the next great beach town in the Caribbean,” this long stretch of golden sand teems with palm trees, ti’ punches and all-day parties. And, oh yeah, the perfect view of Martinique’s signature stone: The Diamond Rock.
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What if you found a picture-perfect little island that had nothing on it but beach bars? That’s Pinel, the jewel of St. Martin, a sand-filled preserve that just so happens to have two of the Caribbean’s greatest beach clubs on it. Come here in the morning and see if you can leave in the afternoon. We dare you.
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The southeastern peninsula of St. Kitts is the island’s crown jewel — an untouched, green-hilled destination that also has some beautiful beaches. Our favorite is Cockleshell Bay, which marries spectacular scenery with an unmatched collection of great beach bars.
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Sure, you know Grace Bay. But just a short drive away on the other side of Providenciales is this wonderful beach, whose party piece is its extremely shallow depth, which means you can walk (or ride horses) for hundreds of feet. At night, the moonscape on the still water is a true sight to see.
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