The Beaches of Central America and The Caribbean

- Located a few miles off the coast of Venezuela, this Dutch gem has beaches on calm water and beaches on rough seas.
- Hundreds of miles of empty beaches just off the coast of Florida, Bahamas boasts crystal waters, pink beaches.
- Dive? You know Belize. Not known for beaches, Belize, once a British colony, has a few beaches worth a look.
- A huge man-made tourist destination with dazzling clear water and soft coral sand. Nice, but some say a little too touristy.
- Like Aruba, Cozumel has a calm side and a rough side. Turquoise water and white sand. Great diving.
- Neighbor to Bonaire and Aruba, this island known for Blue Coconut Rum is a paradise for shore diving. Great beaches we review.
- The new cool place to visit in the Caribbean. DR has long miles of beaches steeped in history.
- No cayman here, but there are three choice beaches worth noting. Seven Mile Beach and Rum Point are heaven.
- Loaded with surprise beaches and coves, Grenada has been a favorite for hundreds of years.
- Home to Blue Flag beaches, a delight to taste the extreme variety of conditions. Truely, something for everyone.
- Now famous for Orient Beach, one island with a split personality. French and Dutch live together separately.
- Three islands with many gems. And some great escapes that will surprise you. Come visit.
- We review dozens of Caribbean Resorts and name prices and give our rating. You can't afford to miss these beach resort reviews.
- We reviewed hundreds of resorts in the Caribbean and these are our favorites for taking the family. Enjoy!

Seven Mile Beach Grand Cayman