Is there anything more lovable in the Caribbean than a tiny beach resort? They’re the ones that just ooze character, the ones that pull on your heart strings, playful and personable, where nothing stands between you and the beach, between you and your Caribbean travel fantasy. Here are six of our favorites to check in to right now.
Dragon Cay Turks and Caicos Set on one of the untouched island of Middle Caicos in the Turks and Caicos Islands, this delightful beach resort has a total of eight accommodations, with a mix of private cottages and villas. It’s the only hotel on the island, which is home to Mudjin Harbor, one of the most sought after beaches in all of the Caribbean.
Les Ilets de la Plage, St Barth It’s still the best-kept secret in St Barth, a tiny boutique bungalow resort right on St Jean Beach. The endlessly friendly Les Ilets has a mix of bright, breezy bungalows on the beach, a lovely palm-lined pool and the kind of carefree cool that is the essence of this French Caribbean island.
Rollezz Villas Beach Resort, Cat Island, The Bahamas More and more travelers are beginning to discover the raw, unadulterated charms of Cat Island in The Bahamas, a sparsely populated paradise that’s accessed by a short flight from Nassau. The family-owned Rollezz is a lovable, warm-hearted boutique resort, with a handful of villas set on Old Bight Beach, one of the most magnificent beaches in all of The Bahamas.
Keyonna Beach Resort Antigua Keyonna, set on a spectacular stretch of sand on the scenic south coast of Antigua, has the added benefit of being both adults-only and all-inclusive. It’s a barefoot-chic resort, where every room gets its own Bali bed right on the sand — and some rooms come with their own private plunge pools.
Tranquility Beach, Anguilla The newest resort in Anguilla is right on the sands of Meads Bay Beach, with a sleek, modern, residential resort design that includes a mix of 15 units ranging from one to three bedrooms, all with sparkling kitchens and unsurpassed views.
Love SXM, St Martin You probably recognize the logo, ubiquitous on the French side of St Martin, and now its signature hotel is back, There are 11 boho-chic rooms here, perched right above the sand of Grand Case, the French Caribbean town that’s arguably the culinary capital of the whole Caribbean. 6 Tiny Caribbean Beach Resorts to Try Right Now