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Lonely PlanetNov 1

13 of the Best Beaches in the Caribbean in 2027

Which island has the best beaches in the Caribbean? From the Bahamas to Aruba, these are 13 of the absolute best.

Powder-fine sand, calm waters, good for swimming and snorkeling.

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  • Shoal Bay EastSightPowder-fine sand, calm waters, good for swimming and snorkeling.
  • Elsewhere
  • Grace BayNeighborhoodProvidenciales, Turks and Caicos IslandsSuits families and regularly appears in global best-beach rankings.
  • Grace Bay BeachSightProvidenciales, Turks and Caicos IslandsPrettiest beach, calm waters, prime for snorkeling and scuba diving.
  • Playa VaraderoSightCubaCuba's famous "blue beach" on the island's northwest coast.
  • Anse Chastanet BeachSightSoufrière, Saint LuciaSecluded beach with prime snorkeling and diving opportunities.
  • Apple BaySightTortola, British Virgin IslandsWhite-sand beach, a surfing hot spot with best riding waves.
  • Fisherman's HutSightArubaWhite-powder beach, one of the best flat-water windsurfing locations.
  • Playa Los PatosSightParaíso, Dominican RepublicPebble beach, a swim-and-surf spot with shacks selling beer.
  • Frenchman's CoveSightPort Antonio, JamaicaParadise in Port Antonio with a locally owned beach bar.
  • Magazine BeachSightGrenadaSerene snorkeling spot with a beach BBQ and live music.
  • Aquarium RestaurantRestaurantGrenadaCome and join us for delicious food, extensive selection of wines, cocktails and great company.
  • Pink Sands ResortHotelHarbour Island, BahamasHas dining and drinking options.
  • HadicurariRestaurantArubaBest flat-water windsurfing location, hosts annual competition.
  • Playa CaracasSightVieques, Puerto RicoRemote beach with snorkeling opportunities in clear waters.
  • Crane ResortHotelBarbadosOffers beach chairs and umbrellas to rent.
  • Seven Mile BeachSightGeorge Town, Cayman IslandsFamily-friendly area with sugar-soft sand and marine life.
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