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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.

Best flat-water windsurfing location, hosts annual competition.

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  • Fisherman's HutSightWhite-powder beach, one of the best flat-water windsurfing locations.
  • HadicurariRestaurantBest flat-water windsurfing location, hosts annual competition.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • Playa CaracasSightVieques, Puerto RicoRemote beach with snorkeling opportunities in clear waters.
  • Crane ResortHotelBarbadosOffers beach chairs and umbrellas to rent.
  • Shoal Bay EastSightAnguillaPowder-fine sand, calm waters, good for swimming and snorkeling.
  • Seven Mile BeachSightGeorge Town, Cayman IslandsFamily-friendly area with sugar-soft sand and marine life.
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