Luxury honeymoons in Caribbean

At 23km long and 18km wide, Antigua is the largest of the English-speaking Leeward Islands. With 365 beaches, there is hardly a hotel on the island that does not enjoy a fabulous oceanfront location and, when travelling around the island, a new beach appears around just about every corner. Antigua’s close historical links with Britain have left a l...

Barbados has long been one of the most popular of all Caribbean destinations for the British traveller and from the moment you arrive, it’s clear to see why. The famed west coast beaches, the rugged eastern shoreline, numerous points of interest and an array of top restaurants are all complemented by the genuine warmth and friendliness of the Bajan...

The ‘Spice Island’ is one of the Caribbean’s most picturesque, with the capital of St George’s providing a colourful backdrop to its delightful harbour. Further inland, rainforests, waterfalls and lakes lend their own scenic splendour whilst Grand Anse beach rates alongside any of the world’s finest stretches of sand....

Jamaica is the third largest island in the Caribbean. With a rich history, effervescent character, strong musical culture and beautiful natural surroundings, there is plenty to see and do on the island. Highlights include exploring the dramatic mountains, rivers, waterfalls and beaches, visiting bustling markets, sampling rum at the Appleton Estate...

With secluded beaches, unspoilt rainforests and 32 islands that stretch 60 miles to just north of Grenada, St Vincent & The Grenadines is a truly romantic Caribbean paradise. You may choose to stay in just one location, but we think the best way to enjoy the Grenadines is to combine one or more of the islands with Barbados, Grenada or St Lucia for ...

The largely unspoilt twin islands of St Kitts and Nevis, just a short boat journey apart, each have their own character and charm. The landscape and plantation inns are a constant reminder of the once dominant sugar industry and the islanders’ warm hospitality is a clear indication of how visitors are welcomed with open arms....

With the towering Pitons and sulphur springs to the south of the island and the lively beachfront community of Rodney Bay to the north, St Lucia offers a true diversity of scenery and lifestyles. Whilst a perennial favourite with the British traveller, the mix of English and French heritage is soon evident, Creole food being just as popular as cric...

14 miles long and 11 miles wide, Antigua is the largest of the English-speaking Leeward Islands. Fringed by 365 beaches, there is hardly a hotel on the island that does not enjoy a stunning oceanfront location and Antigua’s close historical links with Britain have left a legacy of interesting places to visit....

Barbados has long been one of the most popular of all Caribbean destinations for the British traveller and from the moment you arrive, it’s clear to see why. The famed west coast beaches, the rugged eastern shoreline, numerous points of interest and an array of top restaurants are all complemented by the genuine warmth and friendliness of the Bajan...

Bermuda is situated in the North Atlantic, about 1,000km off the coast of North Carolina, and its balmy climate prevails all year. The island is renowned for its pink sand beaches and the surrounding coral reef that is home to a world of colourful marine life. Other instantly recognisable images are the landscape of pastel houses, the crooked stree...

The British Virgin Islands - often referring to themselves as 'Nature's Little Secret'- are a cluster of small islands and cays, lying just to the east of San Juan. The emphasis here is on enjoying the unspoilt, undeveloped surroundings, with deserted stretches of beach on which to bask beneath the warm, sun-drenched skies, and the Caribbean sea co...

With secluded beaches, unspoilt rainforests and 32 islands that stretch 60 miles to just north of Grenada, St Vincent & The Grenadines is a truly romantic Caribbean paradise. You may choose to stay in just one location, but we think the best way to enjoy the Grenadines is to combine one or more of the islands with Barbados, Grenada or St Lucia for ...