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In March 2018, tourists could enjoy the beautiful beaches Les Saintes Islands in Guadeloupe.

Sun Bay Beach is one of the many world-class beaches with few people on the island of Vieques, Puerto Rico

Morris Bay, Antigua and Barbuda - November 15, 2015: Children swim at the beach in Morris Bay on the island of Antigua. In the background is Curtain Bluff Resort.

Soaking in the Caribbean island views while visiting St. Kitts and Nevis while on a cruise

Photograph of a tropical bay on the island of Antigua in the Caribbean. Deep bay.

Beach of Anse Figuier, Martinique

Grande-Terre island drone view in Guadeloupe. Boats and Petit Havre beach.

beautiful bay on a sunny day

Crystal clear waters on the sandy shore of the Caribbean sea off the island of Barbados with sunlight and clouds.

A boat moored in Culebra beach, Puerto Rico

Golden shore in Bas du Fort, Guadeloupe. Lesser Antilles, Caribbean seaBas du Fort shore in Guadeloupe, French west indies. Lesser Antilles, Caribbean sea

Palm trees at Beautiful tropical beach on Little Thatch Island, British Virgin Islands

$10/10/2018 - Sainte-Anne, Guadeloupe\nGuadeloupe is a French island in the Caribbean with magnificent beaches, a tropical forest and a volcano.\nSainte-Anne is a seaside resort on the Southern shore of Grande-Terre, with some of the most beautiful beaches on the island.$

Beach of Pointe du Bout with Mt Pelée and Fort De France in background. Martinique

a white cairn over a black bedrock on a paradisiac beach

Nassau Bahamas

People spend beach vacation in Sainte Anne on Guadeloupe island. Guadeloupe has 650,000 annual visitors.

Turquoise waters and tropical islands. Caribbean Sea.

Landscape of the French West Indies

Pristine tropical turquoise water island beach with white sand and coconut trees. Relaxing images of travel and leisure related vacation themes for vacations in the Caribbean. Image taken at Morrocoy National Park, Venezuela. Morrocoy is a coastline and a group of small islands and cays located at Falcon State in Venezuela. A very popular destination for leisure, diving, kite surfing and all kind of water activities. Morrocoy and the beauty of the turquoise coastal beaches of Venezuela are almost indistinguishable from those of the Bahamas, French Polynesia, Malau, Hawaii, Cancun, Costa Rica, Florida, Maldives, Cuba, Fiji, Bora Bora, Puerto Rico, Honduras, or other tropical vacation travel destinations.

Vivid colours of water and beach

In March 2018, La Caravelle beach, which was the beach of the famous hotel resort Club Med, was open to public in Guadeloupe.

la desirade seen from the beach of pointe des chateaux, saint francois, guadeloupe

Second Beach - Cairu - Bahia - Brazil - February 13, 2014 - Fisherman on his boat talking to a person in the sea and in the background, horizon line over with the sea with a set of coconut trees and some rocks.

Beach on Savaii in Samoa

Natural beach and palm trees, Sentier du Littoral hiking trail, Martinique

Clear water in La Caravelle beach in Guadeloupe, French west indies. Lesser Antilles, Caribbean sea

Little Island at Cerro Gordo Beach, Puerto Rico

Grande Terre, Guadeloupe - aerial view of Petit Havre beach

Davis Bay, Long Island, Antigua Island, Antigua & Barbuda: Long Island, also known as Jumby Bay Island, is a small private island located approximately 2 kilometers off the northeast coast of Antigua in Antigua and Barbuda. The island spans about 120 hectares (300 acres) and is accessible only by boat. Long Island is renowned for its exclusivity and luxury, hosting the upscale Jumby Bay Resort, which occupies a significant portion of the island. The island features pristine white sand beaches, clear turquoise waters, and lush tropical vegetation. It's a nesting site for endangered Hawksbill sea turtles, contributing to local conservation efforts. Long Island has no public roads or cars, maintaining a serene and environmentally conscious atmosphere. The island's history dates back to its use as a sugar plantation in the 18th century, with some historical structures still present. Today, it caters primarily to high-end tourism, offering privacy and seclusion to its visitors and a small number of private homeowners.

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