1. Seven Mile Beach, Grand Cayman
Seven Mile Beach is a wonderfully soft, white, coral sand beach more reminiscent of the South Pacific than the Caribbean. It is known for its beauty, recently receiving the honor of “The Caribbean’s Best Beach” from Caribbean Travel and Life Magazine.
2. Sugar Beach, St. Lucia
Sugar Beach can only be described as a sun lover’s dream. Surrounded by 100 acres of lush rainforest, Sugar Beach in St. Lucia is also home to the luxurious Viceroy Resort, where you can stop by for lunch and enjoy a taste of the VIP treatment.
3. Sapphire Beach, St. Thomas
Sapphire Beach, located on St Thomas, Virgin Island’s east end, is the perfect place to spend and enjoy a beach day. Sugary-white sand appeals to sun worshippers while the sea grapes provide excellent shade. From your seat in the sand, you’ll have a string of islands to examine.
4. South Friar’s Beach, St. Kitts
South Friars beach is covered with soft and light yellow, almost white sand, quite comfortable for bare feet. The water is clean, transparent, and very warm. There are no waves. Not far from the shore, there is a lot of algae, rays, and flocks of tropical fish floating, and purple stars crawl on the bottom between the stones.
5. Playa Rincon, Dominican Republic
Playa Rincon has five kilometers (3 miles) of pristine, undeveloped white sand beach lining a bay of calm turquoise waters, peppered with coconut trees. The area is one of the most visited stretches on the Samana Peninsula, boasting postcard-perfect tropical scenery. One side of the beach has docile and calm waters for snorkeling and sunbathing, while the northern side has rolling waves for bodysurfing fun. Enjoy freshly caught fish on the beach from a couple of seafront casual restaurants, or from fire-hearth cookshops, all enjoyed on picnic tables.
6. White Bay, British Virgin Islands
White Bay, on the sleepy island of Jost Van Dyke, has one of the Caribbean’s prettiest secluded beaches. You can reach it by road from Great Harbour, but many visitors arrive by boat, just dropping anchor in the quiet cove and swimming ashore.
7. Pink Sands Beach, Harbour Island, Bahamas
This beach provides a perfect place to sunbathe and swim in the warm crystal clear water. However, the most impressive thing about it is a 5 km (3 mi) long stretch of soft pink sand! It makes it one of the most unusual beaches in the world.
The light rose color is a result of foraminifera – a marine animal – and its red shell, which crushes and later mixes with the white sand. The elegant island provides numerous resorts, that ensure ultimate relaxation in these pristine surroundings.
8. Shoal Bay Beach, Anguilla
Shoal Bay Anguilla beach is beautiful, with its pinkish-hued white sand and intense turquoise water.
Calm waves gently lapping onto the shore provide a soothing experience that many travelers find irresistible.
9. Darkwood Beach, Antigua
Darkwood Beach is one of the most beautiful and enjoyed beaches by Antiguan locals and visitors to the island. The beach offers some of the most iridescent and crystal-clear waters. With a backdrop of hilltops and tropical landscapes around; the views are both panoramic and spectacular. On a clear day, you can see a neighboring island Montserrat.
10. Grand Anse, Grenada
Grand Anse Beach is located on Grenada’s southwestern coast, about six miles from the capital city, St. George. Crescent moon-shaped and simply irresistible, the beach overlooks the Grand Anse Bay which makes for amazing views while lounging beachside.
11. Bahia Bioluminiscente, Puerto Rico
The Mosquito Bioluminescent Bay on the Island of Vieques, Puerto Rico is the most bioluminescent in the World. It contains up to 160,000 microscopic dinoflagellates per liter of water. When agitated, these microscopic organisms (Pyrodinium bahamense or swirling fire) react emitting a blue-green light for about a decimal of a second.
12. Grace Bay Beach, Turks, and Caicos
The western side of Grace Bay Beach, with the Somerset Resort and the all-inclusive Alexandra Resort. The world-famous Grace Bay Beach is the top attraction in the Turks and Caicos and on Providenciales, and on a calm and sunny day, the brilliant white sand and crystal turquoise water of this coast are simply breathtaking.
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