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See. Pitons Iconic volcanic peaks, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offering breathtaking views. Soufrière A bouncy town with white sand beaches and views of the iconic Pitons.

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Stay. Jade Mountain An architectural marvel perched on cliffs with infinity pools and Piton views. BodyHoliday A top destination spa resort for wellness and relaxation.

Condé Nast TravelerOct 9, 2026

The 7 Best Hotels in St. Lucia, According to Our Caribbean-Obsessed Editors

From beachfront stalwarts to sprawling jungle estates, these island hotels are our favorites.

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  • BodyHolidayHotelCastries, Saint LuciaBeachfront all-inclusive focused on health, fitness, and well-being.
  • Jade MountainHotelSoufrière, Saint LuciaArchitectural marvel with 29 residences framing Piton views.
  • Windjammer LandingHotelRodney Bay, Saint LuciaResort with spacious accommodations and included water activities.
  • Cap MaisonHotelCap Estate, Saint LuciaOffers coastal views, pools, and dining at The Cliff at Cap.
  • Anse ChastanetHotelSoufrière, Saint LuciaRetreat for active travelers with beaches, trails, and marine biologist snorkeling.
  • LaderaHotelSoufrière, Saint LuciaPerched on a ridgeline with a bird's-eye view of the Pitons.
  • Rabot Hotel from Hotel ChocolatHotelSoufrière, Saint LuciaFeatures a vast infinity pool and cacao-themed spa and dining.
  • Piton peaksSightSoufrière, Saint LuciaDramatic volcanic spires offering mystic gaze over Soufrière.
  • Pigeon Island National LandmarkSightRodney Bay, Saint LuciaNear BodyHoliday resort in the northwest of St. Lucia.
  • Smuggler’s CoveSightCap Estate, Saint LuciaPretty cove below Cap Maison with kayaks and Hobie cats.
  • Soufrière Marine Management AreaSightSoufrière, Saint LuciaArea for scuba diving near Anse Chastanet.
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Condé Nast TravelerOct 8

The Best All-Inclusives in the Caribbean for Effortless Escapes

These getaways cater to your every whim.

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  • Jade MountainHotelSoufrière, Saint Luciaarchitectural marvel with 29 residences framing Pitons views
  • Jumby Bay IslandHotelAntigua, Antigua and Barbuda300-acre island resort accessible only by boat
  • Curtain BluffHotelAntigua, Antigua and Barbudaboutique hotel on a secluded promontory
  • Spice Island Beach ResortHotelSt. George's, Grenadaold-school perfect resort on Grand Anse Beach
  • Necker IslandHotelVirgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands74-acre private island with Balinese villas
  • Cap Maison Resort & SpaHotelCap Estate, Saint LuciaAt the northern tip of St.
  • Jamaica InnHotelOcho Rios, Jamaicaunderstatedly elegant hotel with private beach
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Condé Nast TravelerOct 6

Top 20 Destination Spa Resorts in the World 2026: Readers’ Choice Awards

Condé Nast Traveler readers rate their top destination spa resorts across the world—from Austria to India and beyond.

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Condé Nast TravelerOct 6

The Best Resorts in the World: 2026 Readers’ Choice Awards

The best resorts in the world, from Bali to Brazil, according to our readers.

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Lonely PlanetSep 17

8 Best Places to Visit in the Caribbean

From popular honeymoon destinations to top dive sites, here are the best places to visit in the Caribbean.

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  • PitonsSightSt Lucia, Saint Luciacone-shaped rocky twins rise dramatically from the sea
  • Sulphur SpringsSightSt Lucia, Saint Luciaworld's only drive-in volcano
  • Tet Paul Nature TrailNature reserveSt Lucia, Saint Luciadelivers breathtaking views without grueling hike
  • LaderaHotelSt Lucia, Saint LuciaReconnect with your sense of wonder with life-changing experiences in the heart of the Pitons.
  • Cliff at CapHotelSt Lucia, Saint Luciawooden deck over the water for intimate dining
  • Trafalgar FallsAttractionDominicastriking twin waterfalls
  • Indian RiverSightDominicastands out for lush mangroves
  • Waitukubuli National TrailTrailDominicalongest trail in the Caribbean
  • Boiling LakeSightDominicaworld's second-largest hot spring
  • Valley of DesolationNeighborhoodDominicatrail cuts through smoking fumaroles
  • Kalinago Barana AutêSightDominicacultural center offers insight into Indigenous heritage
  • Half Moon BaySightAntigua, Antigua and Barbudapowdery pink-tinged sands
  • Dickenson BaySightAntigua, Antigua and Barbudatranquil shallows
  • Kon Tiki Bar and GrillRestaurantAntigua, Antigua and Barbudafloating bar off Dickenson Bay
  • Jade MountainHotelSt Lucia, Saint Lucia
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Lonely PlanetSep 10

How to Travel to the Caribbean in Hurricane Season

Hurricane season means great deals and smaller crowds across the Caribbean. Here’s how to pick the right island, time your trip and protect your booking.

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  • Puerto RicoSightSan Juan, Puerto Ricohigh hurricane risk, peak risk mid-August through October
  • AntiguaSightSt. John's, Antigua and BarbudaIt is one of the Leeward Islands in the Caribbean region and the most populous island of the country of Antigua and…
  • BarbadosSightBridgetown, Barbadoslow hurricane risk, rare direct hits
  • BahamasSightNassau, BahamasThe country comprises 700 islands, and more than 2,500 cays in the Atlantic Ocean, located north of Cuba and north-west…
  • ABC islandsNeighborhoodOranjestad, Arubamostly hurricane-free
  • US National Oceanic and Atmospheric AdministrationPlaceWashington DC, United Statestracks hurricane activity in the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea
  • Caribbean Hurricane Network BlogPlaceSan Juan, Puerto Ricopowered by NASA radar, has hurricane correspondents
  • JamaicaSightKingston, Jamaicamedium hurricane risk, generally spared direct hits
  • Dominican RepublicSightSanto Domingo, Dominican Republicmedium hurricane risk, mountainous interior breaks high winds
  • US Virgin IslandsSightCharlotte Amalie, U.S. Virgin Islandshigh to medium hurricane risk, peak risk mid-August through October
  • British Virgin IslandsSightRoad Town, British Virgin Islandsmedium to low hurricane risk, peak risk mid-August through October
  • CuraçaoSightWillemstad, Curacaovery low hurricane risk, last hit in 1877
  • St LuciaSightCastries, Saint Lucia
  • St VincentSightKingstown, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
  • Turks & CaicosMuseumCockburn Town, Turks and Caicos Islands
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Lonely PlanetAug 14

12 picturesque honeymoon destinations (and when to visit them)

This guide to the best months to visit top honeymoon destinations could inspire any traveler to walk down the aisle.

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  • MaldivesSightMalé, MaldivesIsland country with over 100 hotels on private islands.
  • MilaidhooHotelMalé, MaldivesOffers local culture engagement and gourmet Maldivian dining.
  • CearáSightFortaleza, BrazilCeará is one of the 26 states of Brazil, located in the northeastern part of the country, on the Atlantic coast.
  • Ilha GrandeSightAngra dos Reis, BrazilThe highest point on Ilha Grande is the 1,031 m (3,383 ft) tall Pico da Pedra D'Água.
  • Awasi Santa CatarinaHotelFlorianópolis, BrazilStunning property with wellness offerings and privacy.
  • DominicaSightRoseau, DominicaIt is part of the Windward Islands chain in the Lesser Antilles archipelago in the Caribbean Sea.
  • BahamasSightNassau, BahamasAppeals to couples who prefer sailing.
  • InterContinental in DominicaHotelRoseau, DominicaOffers romance packages including a couples massage.
  • ShoaisuHotelNagano, JapanOffers a private onsen (hot springs).
  • Okavango DeltaSightMaun, BotswanaBest time for wildlife safaris is May.
  • Singita ElelaHotelMaun, BotswanaWill specialize in ultraprivate safari experiences.
  • Cape of SensesHotelComo, ItalyOffers a great massage and mountain views.
  • UbudNeighborhoodDenpasar, IndonesiaPerfect time to visit Bali for spiritual side.
  • Beji Griya Waterfall TempleSightDenpasar, IndonesiaVisit for a purification ceremony.
  • Avatar House at Magic HillsHotelDenpasar, IndonesiaVilla made completely of bamboo with a private pool.
  • MallorcaSightPalma, SpainSpanish island with delightful beaches and nightlife.
  • Sa Calobra roadSightPalma, SpainFamous road for epic views of mountains and sea.
  • Valldemossa HotelHotelPalma, SpainTranquil boutique hotel near a beautiful village.
  • St LuciaSightCastries, Saint Lucia
  • Lago di ComoSightComo, Italy
  • Lago di GardaHotelGarda, Italy
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Condé Nast TravelerJan 13

12 Spring Break Villas to Book for Sea, Sun, and Solitude

Whether you’re chasing ocean views, volcano sunsets, or quiet mornings with coffee in hand, there’s a vacation rental that makes relaxation effortless.

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  • Casa VekiHotelAlgarve, PortugalVilla on the Algarve coast with ocean views and a private chef.
  • Arenal VolcanoSightLa Fortuna, Costa RicaLush Costa Rican villa offers volcano peaks visible from the garden.
  • Sun Gardens DubrovnikHotelDubrovnik, CroatiaResort with infinity pool, sun deck, and direct sea access.
  • Puntacana Resort and ClubHotelPunta Cana, Dominican RepublicGated community with a picture-perfect pool and full staff.
  • El Yunque rainforestSightPuerto RicoVilla near rainforest, mountains, beaches, and bioluminescent bay.
  • Chalk SoundSightTurks and Caicos, Turks and Caicos IslandsVilla along turquoise lagoon with oceanfront terraces and game room.
  • Turtle Bay ResortHotelKahuku, United StatesVilla on Oahu's North Shore with ocean views and resort access.
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Condé Nast TravelerDec 29, 2025

How We Pulled It Off: A St. Lucia Wedding with Beachside Barbecues and Catamaran Rides

In the shadow of the Pitons, a couple plotted an intimate Caribbean celebration.

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