Sunbathing au naturel in your backyard (barring you don’t have any creepy neighbors) is one way to avoid tan lines, but traveling to gorgeous sandy spots around the world where au naturel is, well, natural, is a better option in our opinion. From Greece to Miami, these nine beaches either permit nudity or don’t enforce…
This post originally appeared on Yahoo! Travel. The Caribbean has long been a popular warm-weather destination. And as each year goes by, another island becomes “discovered” by tourists, meaning the quick appearance of megaresorts, chain restaurants, souvenir shops, and crowds. But there are a handful of spots that are still secrets. Some are tiny boutique…
We’re sharing a list of our favorite rustic-luxe Caribbean retreats. Fewer crowds, intimate spaces, and unspoiled tropical vistas are the hallmarks of these hotels, and these secluded spots are the places we like to visit when we’re looking for a low-key getaway.
Antigua is the larger, more developed island comprising the beautiful twin-island nation of Antigua and Barbuda in the Caribbean. Its economy runs primarily off tourism thanks to its stunning beaches, ample water sports, and gorgeous hillsides. With 365 beaches (one for each day of the year!), Antigua is the perfect island getaway when you’re in…
This property is NEW on Oyster! One of the newer properties on the island, this chic 60-room boutique resort was built in 2009 and feels modern and fresh. The entire hotel has a spa-like ambience to it, with clean lines and soft lounge music — and the spa itself, with Aveda brand products, is an…
Whether you’re traveling on business or avoiding rain-filled cloud, sometimes you’re stuck indoors while on vacation with little to do; but the best hotels have features that are ideal for those not-so-great sightseeing days. An indoor spa, welcoming bar, and game room are a few of our preferred indoor spaces, but our favorite may be…
The relaxed, tranquil environment of this adults-only boutique resort is a major part of its appeal. This isn’t Antigua’s fanciest property, but it doesn’t need to be: Simple Caribbean style (think: thatched roofs, stone, and rattan), a truly gorgeous beach, and all-inclusive food that’s better than average for the island make for a winning combo.…
