Intimate Honeymoons: Destination Wedding & Honeymoons

Sandals Grande Antigua Resort & Spa (All-Inclusive)

Adult couples-only resort on a half-mile beach

~ Located on Runaway Beach, Sandals Antigua is designed for romance and resembles a pastel West Indian village.

~ Couples choose from 193 rooms and eight accommodation types, including cottages.

~ Enjoy water and land sports, four pools, five restaurants, a nightclub, and theme-dress nights at Sandals Grande resort Antigua.

British Virgin Islands (Tortola, Peter Island, Virgin Gorda): Sixty small, emerald-hued islands surrounded by the topaz-blue Caribbean comprise the British Virgin Islands. A favorite destination for honeymooners; the BVI's flawless beaches are virtually deserted during the day, yet tiny crowds gather nightly for rum and relaxation at waterfront bars.

Grand Cayman: Grand Cayman’s coral reefs offer some of world’s best locales for viewing underwater life and sunken ships. In total, the Cayman Islands contain some 250 dive sites. Clear, shallow waters off Seven Mile Beach are also ideal for snorkeling.

Grenada / The Grenadines (Palm Island, Canouan, Mustique): Turquoise coves formed by jagged coastlines have secluded beaches that delight swimmers and snorkelers. Tropical nature reserves offer sanctuary to hikers, birdwatchers, and wildlife.

Raffles Resort Canouan Island

~ Located on Canouan Island, this 300-acre resort is set on a private estate with three sandy beaches.

~ 156 rooms and suites feature bathrobes and slippers, fresh flowers, and twice-daily maid service.

~  Each room comes with a golf cart for enjoying the 18-hole Jim Fazio golf course.

St. Barts: Once the discreet hideaway of Rothschilds and Rockefellers, St. Barts today is a favorite haunt of celebrity rockers, actors, and other high-profile types from December through April. French in attitude and accent, the island offers 14 uncrowded, ultra-clean beaches where topless bathing is populaire.

St. Kitts & Nevis: Quiet and unspoiled, these tiny islands have an annual temperature of 79 degrees and low humidity. Constant tradewinds make them a favorite destination for windsurfers. Nature lovers, beach-goers, golfers, scuba divers, deep-sea anglers, climbers, and casino fans can also find plenty to do here.

St. Martin / St. Maarten: More than 350 years have passed since France and the Netherlands agreed to co-exist on this 37-square-mile island. The southern half (Sint Maarten) belongs to the Dutch, and is more touristy than the Gallic side. Crossing the border between the two is effortless, and both boast fine beaches.

Turks & Caicos (Providenciales): Comprised of some 40 small islands, Turks and Caicos attract scuba divers, snorkelers, swimmers, and sportsfishing enthusiasts. The 200-mile-long coral reef – one of the world’s third largest - draws visitors to the archipelago’s magnificent Caribbean underwater world, while its top-of-the-line hotels pamper them on land.

U.S. Virgin Islands (St. Croix, St. John, St. Thomas): The USVI boasts two of the ten top beaches in the United States, according to a recent survey. Vacationers can explore hidden coves, hike through tropical forests, visit historic towns with well-preserved architecture, and play on championship golf courses. Then of course there is the wonderful shopping!