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Best Caribbean Beaches
One of the biggest reasons to go on a Caribbean honeymoon is for the beautiful beaches. The Caribbean has some of the best beaches in the world. It is definitely a hotspot for couples who seek beautiful sandy shores, great snorkeling and exciting water activities. There are so many islands to choose from but here are some of the islands who have great beaches to visit or stay on:
- Anguilla Gorgeous with many private beaches. Check out Shoal Bay. Another great secluded beach is Little Bay Beach only accessible by boat.
- Antigua Noted for its beautiful beaches, Antigua has much to offer. For newlyweds seeking quite, secluded beaches, we recommend Johnson's Point and Turner's Beach both in the southwestern part of the Island.
- Aruba Although crowded in peak tourist season, Palm Beach is one of the most beautiful, white sand beaches in the Caribbean. Lined with resorts, this is a great location to spend your honeymoon.
- British Virgin Islands, Tortola Cane Garden Bay is a beautiful, white-sand beach and one of the best beaches in the Caribbean.
- St. Maarten/ St. Martin With dozens of beaches to choose from, St. Martin is a perfect honeymoon destination. If you want to spice up your honeymoon with a little nude sunbathing, check out Orient Beach.
- St. Vincent and the Grenadines We suggest Bequia Island’s beaches around the Lower Bay area or head to Canouan Island. These islands and beaches are honeymoon heaven of beautiful powder white sand surrounded by gorgeous turquoise waters.
- Turks and Caicos Grace Bay Beach is popular and part of a national marine park. Also visit Sapodilla Bay for seclusion and gentle tides or Half Moon Bay, which is only accessible by boat but not far.
- U.S. Virgin Islands, St John Trunk Bay Beach is probably one of the better known beaches here, can be a bit crowded at times, but very beautiful and ideal for swimming. Caneel Bay beaches are beautiful white sand beaches, one of which is Honeymoon Beach. They are reached by boat only unless you are staying at the Caneel Bay Resort. On the island’s south coast, Lameshur Bay Beach is definitely worth a visit.
