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Some of the Caribbean’s Best Beaches – Exposed!

White sandy beaches edged with the ocean’s aqua tones are always inviting, and every local has a favorite spot for sunbathing or just liming!

Jolly Beach – On the West coast of Antigua at Jolly Harbour, offers a mile long white sand beach, crystal clear and warm waters. With a variety of restaurants, watersports, and shopping amenities nearby, it’s a great place to spend a day!

Long Beach - Barbuda has one strand on the west coast that continues virtually unbroken for 17 miles. The sand varies ever so slightly along its length – mostly it’s sugar white, but in some sections, tiny remnants of broken shells give the beach a beautiful pink hue!

Mullet Bay – One of St. Maarten’s prettiest and most popular beaches. Very active on weekends as tourist and locals alike flock to the beach for island barbecues and surfing.

Orient Beach – On French St. Martin is a great place for freewheeling Riviera-style revelry, with lounge chairs and water-sports equipment for rent, chic restaurants and body-painting. Try the parasailing, or just watch from the beach.

Seven Mile Beach - in Negril, Jamaica, runs north from George Town, curling around the west coast of the island, protected by a reef that ensures calm water and ideal conditions for swimming and snorkeling.

Shell Beach – One of St. Barts’ most unique as it’s the only major beach located “in town,” in this case in the heart of the capital city of Gustavia. The beach has calm waters and is a welcome respite after a day spent in the shops and boutiques in town. For a little adventure, there’s the opportunity to do some cliff-diving, restaurants and cocktails on site.

Crane Beach - Barbados – breezy, pink beach with rugged cliffs, rolling dunes and turquoise waters has been dubbed one of the sexiest beaches in the world.

Photo credit: Antigua & Barbuda Tourist Office, Barbados Tourism Authority – UK, the St. Maarten Tourist Bureau and Flickr member nolangaskill.

Without a doubt, the beaches in the Caribbean are some of the world’s sexiest – some clothing optional too!

St. Barths’s Grande Saline Beach. Hidden behind rolling dunes, St. Barths’s Grande Saline Beach is both intensely popular among island vacationers and yet secluded enough to give canoodling couples ample space to coo amongst themselves. Most visitors arrive at this stretch of white sand by car and a short hike over the dunes to the beach. Officially speaking, nude sunbathing is not allowed, but that doesn’t seem to bother beach visitors, who routinely belly up here sans swimsuits. While restaurants and resort hotels flank many of this tiny island’s beaches, this swimming spot has neither, so you’ll have to plan accordingly.

Barbados’ Crane Beach. This breezy, pink beach with rugged cliffs, rolling dunes and turquoise waters was originally a harbour, and is considered by many to be one of the island’s most beautiful beaches. In fact, Barbados’ Crane Beach dubbed one of the sexiest beaches in the world!

Barbuda’s Long Beach. Barbuda has one strand on the west coast that continues virtually unbroken for 17 miles. The sand varies ever so slightly along its length – mostly it’s sugar white, but in some sections, tiny remnants of broken shells give the beach a beautiful pink hue! Visitors who head to Long Beach are rewarded with a relaxing day spent snorkeling, bathing and tanning.

St. Maarten’s Mullet Bay. Just about everyone who visits St. Maarten heads to Mullet Bay Beach as it’s one of the prettiest and most popular beaches on the island. The beach is very active on weekends and holidays as tourist and locals alike flock to the beach for island barbecues and surfing.

Some of the Caribbean’s Best Beaches – Exposed!

White sandy beaches edged with the ocean’s aqua tones are always inviting, and every local has a favorite spot for sunbathing or just liming! Read more.