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The Best Adults-Only Hotels in the Caribbean

Jade Mountain, St Lucia


This is the ultimate fantasy hotel — a place that doesn’t even have rooms. It has “sanctuaries.” Jade Mountain is all about escaping reality, and that isn’t difficult when you have perhaps the Caribbean’s most incredible view and your own infinity pool (in every unit).

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The Best Adults-Only Hotels in the Caribbean



They aren’t easy to find — EP hotels in the Caribbean that are exclusively for adults. Sure, there are many hotels that don’t exactly encourage you to bring your children. But it’s hard to find an EP hotel in the Caribbean that only allows adult guests. Period. So if you are looking for a romantic getaway, or simply a quiet poolside and beach Caribbean experience, these places are for you. The Caribbean’s adults-only EP hotel product isn’t large (unlike everything-included adults-only hotels), but that’s part of the allure: these are smaller, more intimate places that specialize in authentic, luxurious experiences. These are the best adults-only hotels in the Caribbean.


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The 11 Best Caribbean Islands for Sailing, Yachting and Boating

The British Virgin Islands


You might call it the sailing capital of the whole world. The winds are consistent and the distance between the islands makes this such an alluring destination, because you can island hop to your heart’s desire. That along with almost 100 bars you can take a dinghy to.

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These are the New Caribbean Hotels for 2016





The new and soon-to-open hotels worth checking out this year

By Sarah Greaves-Gabbadon
CJ Travel Editor

We aren’t holding our breath for the opening of the Bahamas’ troubled Baha Mar project next year, but we are getting excited about the slew of new resorts that have recently come on stream or are about to debut across the Caribbean. Check out some of the places we’re looking forward to checking into in 2016.

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