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Rich history and culture, exceptional food, pristine beaches, majestic mountains, relaxation, adventure – all packed into one sun-kissed Caribbean paradise. La Isla del Encanto is full of people who are buena gente (which is boricua slang for kind and friendly) and welcoming. Here, you’ll feel like you are family instead of just a visitor. Around every corner of this sun-washed medley of Spanish and American influences, you’ll find a celebration of life, a vibrant cultural experience, mouthwatering food for the soul, and a captivating rhythm. more

[Dekember]

Turks and Caicos is a small tropical archipelago nation comprising over forty islands south of the Bahamas. The breathtakingly beautiful islands have some of the planet’s most ethereal turquoise seas and finest powdery-sand beaches, and are surrounded by the globe’s third-largest coral reef. Each island and cay in the archipelago is a destination on to its own. While their neighbors of the Bahamas went mass with their lost-on-the-way-to-Las-Vegas resorts, Turks and Caicos went class, quietly opening a string of very luxurious resorts in the past two decades.

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There’s no doubt that the French Caribbean island of St. Barthélemy is in vogue with celebrities and jetsetter. But it’s far from snobby and also more accessible than you might think as St. Barts’ (or St. Barth’s) 14 beaches are all open to the public. The island is ideal for those seeking a Euro-themed utopia with plenty of shoreline to unwind and enjoy toes-in-the-sand lunches and quiet dinners under the stars – with a bottle of fine French wine. Those looking for an island with exciting nightlife and off-shore activities should check out St Barts’ neighbors Martinique or St Martin. [links]

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The Cuban archipelago is located in the westernmost part of the insular Caribbean. It includes the island of Cuba, the island of Youth and more than 4 thousand islets and keys. Cuba has long been the forbidden island, a tropical bastion of communism whose mystique was amplified by the fact it was largely off limits to Americans. The island is gradually changing and welcoming visitors who want to glimpse a crumbling socialist system, see the miles of undeveloped, glittering coastline and strike up a conversation in the back of a battered Oldsmobile. here

[reQunix]

If beach-hopping is your thing, visit Aruba, another extremely safe Caribbean island. Whether you want to sunbathe in shallow waters, explore mysterious shipwrecks or brace dramatic oceanic waves, Aruba has you covered. Not many other Caribbean islands offer such a wide range of beach types. [links]

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It is almost impossible to come across a negative comment about Turks and Caicos. Especially popular among honeymooners, Turks and Caicos is home to numerous postcard beaches, big cave systems, and amazing seafood. The best news is that there are many budget-friendly hotels that won’t break your bank on Turks and Caicos. [links]

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If you want to stay safe in Belize, don’t go out at night and stay in busy tourist areas only. Despite robberies, Belize is a popular destination, especially among adventurous backpackers. But if you are easily stressed and worried, it is best you skip Belize.

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Many think that nothing can go wrong in the Caribbean – after all, it is paradise on Earth, right? While most Caribbean islands all share exceptional shorelines and more than 300 sunny days per year, they are not all equally safe. And safety should always come first, don’t you agree?

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No wonder St. Barts is a popular choice among the rich and famous: the island guarantees privacy and complete safety – with the exception of having the shortest airport runway in the world. It is one of the most expensive Caribbean destinations and they deeply care about coral reefs and animal preservation. more

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The 2021 edition of the best all-inclusive resorts brings you our editorial staff’s favorite all-inclusive options in the region, with examining criteria including design, rooms, food, service, ambience, amenities and location. [links]

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It should also be noted that all of these resorts are what we like to call exclusively all-inclusive. That means they’re not EP hotels with all-inclusive options available; they’re full-fledged all-inclusives, meaning you get food and beverages included in any room you choose. From gourmet-focused large resorts to tiny, hidden-away boutique hotels, here are the best all-inclusive resorts in the Caribbean right now. [links]

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Because there’s just something about that combination of convenience and comfort that make this segment of resorts increasingly appealing. And that’s nowhere more true than in the Caribbean, an area that continues to redefine what all-inclusive means — and take a word that used to be a mere technical term and turn it into something of a badge of honor.

[Wheel77]

Even amid the challenges of the travel industry, one sector continues to lead demand: all-inclusive resorts. It’s why more major big brands are entering the increasingly competitive sector — all-inclusive resorts are what lots of people are looking for when they plan their vacations.

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Hammock Cove, Antigua Elite Island Resorts is constantly innovating, and what the company and Chairman Rob Barrett have created here is the ultimate resort for the new realities of travel, with 42 standalone villas in a dramatic cliffside setting near Antigua’s Devil’s Bridge National Park. All of the villas have their own infinity pools and a breezy indoor-outdoor aesthetic; stocked bars, Bluetooth sound systems and, well, they’re the kind of rooms you’ll never want to leave. And that’s precisely the point. more

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Boredom is simply impossible at Jewel Runaway Bay Beach & Golf Resort in Jamaica, no matter your age. Surrounded by acres of lush landscaping, this all-inclusive family resort boasts a Lagoon Water Park, three pools and access to a pristine stretch of beach with adrenaline-pumping water sports activities. Teens are particularly cared for at the Teens Club, where organized snorkeling, photography, laser tag and sushi-making classes are available. Active teens will love the basketball, beach volleyball and nearby golf course, while the Red Ruby Ranch is perfect for activities for the whole family with Beach Olympics, glass-bottom boat rides, beach bonfires and dive-in movies. here

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Offering the perfect combination of sun-kissed beaches, outdoor adventures and amenity-packed resorts, the Caribbean is the perfect destination for a family vacation. Traveling with teens is tricky though—they’re not old enough for adults-only adventures and not quite entertained by younger kids clubs activities. That’s where these luxurious, teen-approved Caribbean resorts come in.

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It’s hard not to be lured in by the one-of-a-kind Beaches Turks & Caicos Villages & Spa, boasting a 45,000-square-foot waterpark, five accommodation villages and a 12-mile beach fringed by bright turquoise water. Everyone in the family, from tots to teens, are catered to at this resort. Teens will find the arcade games at Trench Town and teen-appropriate nightclub and lounge a popular place to hang out, while the entire family can enjoy the lazy river, surf simulator, water cannons and water slides at the on-site water park. Indulge in unlimited scuba diving and water sports like hydrobikes and ocean kayaks or try lawn chess and croquet before catching a live storytelling performance at Voila. more

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Boasting a wide array of teen-friendly activities, these Caribbean resorts have discovered the winning formula for ensuring the entire family has a blast. Even the pickiest of tweens will be spoiled for choice with sailing and snorkeling excursions, beach volleyball, arcade games, live entertainment and movie nights.

[Davex]

Windjammer Landing in St. Lucia has a packed calendar of events for everyone in the family, but especially teens. You’ll find a mix of themed, on-site and off-site events and daily activities such as sailing and windsurfing lessons, tube rides, karaoke and movie nights. Teens can lounge at one of the six pools or head to the private stretch of beach on Labrelotte Bay to soak up the sunshine. There’s even an oceanside ping pong table, a giant chess board and resort-wide wifi. The whole family will love the tacos, sandwiches and burgers at Embers restaurant before heading to the ice cream shack right next door. The resort’s spacious two, three and four-bedroom family villas offer ocean views, private plunge pools and plenty of space for rejuvenation.