Surely sometime, on one of those frenetic days, you have stretched out on the sofa and imagined for a moment that you were bathing your feet on a crystal-clear beach, bordered by white sands on which coconut trees lean. And it is that dreams, on many occasions, can come true and these 8 Caribbean beaches you must visit before you die they confirm it well. Are you coming with us?
Grace Bay (Turks and Caicos)
Considered as the best beach in the world (and the Caribbean) by TripAdvisor, Grace Bay is a paradise of white sands and turquoise waters northeast of Providenciales (also known as Provo), the most important island in the Turks and Caicos archipelago and a favorite summer resort for stars like Sofia Vergara or Cara Delevingne. The mangroves or the beauty of the well-known Strait of Triza, with its islets wrapped in various shades of blue, are other of the highlights natural of this insular fantasy.
Los Banos (Virgin Islands)
The typical pattern of turquoise beaches in the Caribbean does not always obey the same pattern, and a good example of this would be the beach of The Baths, the most beautiful of Virgin Gorda, one of the British Virgin Islands. Dotted by large rocks that form secret passageways and natural pools, Los Baños is the quintessence of a wild paradise, a secret Caribbean in which there is also room for lovers of long beaches and sanctuaries for snorkeling and diving.
The Seagulls (Cuba)
The fashionable Caribbean country offers endless beach experiences thanks to its many inlets and especially the famous keys. While Varadero continues to be a tourist paradise of 24 kilometers and Cayo Guillermo and Cayo Coco the flagship destinations of any beach seekers, I stay with Las Gaviotas, the unspoilt end of Cayo Santa María. A beach without hotels or sun loungers where algae dot the sands and the blue of the sea does not fit on all the fingers of the hand. Wonderful.
Flamenco Beach (Puerto Rico)
Winner of a few blue flags, considered to be best beach in Puerto Rico it is a dream setting, endless sands and transparent waters located in Isla Culebra, 27 kilometers east of the main island of Puerto Rico. A place famous also for its condition as a spa and a plant of wild nature encompassed in the Culebra National Wildlife Refuge, considered one of the most beautiful natural sanctuaries in the Caribbean.
17-Mile Beach (Antigua and Barbuda)
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Antigua and Barbuda is an island country that is divided into several islands of which Antigua, the largest, lies to the south while paradise-like Barbuda sighs in the north. And it is in this second where we can find some of its best beaches, including 17-Mile Beach, which, as its name suggests, is a 17-mile paradise of coral, blue and palm trees of the most evocative.
Crane Beach, Barbados
Surrounded by colonial-style resorts, it is considered as best beach in little Barbados It continues to be the same paradise of turquoise waters as the one to which the plantation owners used to complement the commercial activities of the small port of great strategic value located in the same area. Released from its history, today Crane Beach is a paradise of blue waters (somewhat violent, yes) in which to sit and succumb to total relaxation.
Bayahibe (Dominican Republic)
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When it comes to choosing the most beautiful beach in the Dominican Republic The thing is not so clear, especially when the Caribbean country has as many options as the classic resort oasis of Punta Cana, the unspoiled charm of Samaná or, in this case, the one considered by many to be the most beautiful and authentic: Bayahíbe, an 11-kilometer paradise around an old fishing village at the eastern end of the island.
Playa Paraíso (Mexico)
Despite its typical Caribbean character, the beaches of Tulum, an ancient walled Mayan city in the state of Quintana Roo, in southeastern Mexico, are a breath of fresh air for tourists in search of that alternative Caribbean evoked like no other by Playa Paraíso. An Eden in which the remains of history coexist with superlative blue waters and the untamed nature of the Tulum National Park, where they coexist from armadillos to spider monkeys.
7-Mile Beach (Jamaica)
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Bob Marley Country It finds on its west coast some of the best beaches in the Caribbean, more specifically in that paradise of seven literal miles that is scattered in the area of Negril, where the sunsets are more beautiful than anywhere else on the island and the wild nature of Jamaica bows to the clear waters. Still unexploited, the 7-mile beach is a paradise to bathe in while being enveloped by the rhythms of reggae and ska.
These 8 Caribbean beaches you must visit before you die they are the quintessence of that paradise you secretly dream of while returning from work by metro. And the question is: why wait?