The Caribbean’s Best Spas – 2014

By: - May 6th, 2014

With healing waters, inspiring nature and dreamy vistas, you might say that the Caribbean itself is one big spa. But when you’re looking for a that extra level of relaxation and therapy, the region has you covered, with some of the best spas in the world, many of which use a combination of natural ingredients and internationally-renowned products. These are our favorite Caribbean spas for 2014.

Peter Island Resort & Spa — British Virgin Islands

The essence of a great spa is its ability not just to provide relaxation and rejuvenation, but retreat. The private island Peter Island Resort’s 10,000-square-foot spa, with views of Big Reef Bay, achieves just that, and more. It’s got 10 indoor treatment rooms and even a beachside jacuzzi.

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