New Caribbean Resorts For A Summer Getaway

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As the pandemic that has gripped the world for the past few months finally begins to ebb away, albeit very slowly, the world is opening back up again and country borders are beginning to accept international guests. In compliance with health and safety organizations, as well as ensuring that all guests have a fun and safe vacation, new hygienic protocols are in place at all of these resorts. As summer continues to come in, imagine yourself enjoying a relaxing Caribbean getaway at one of these new resorts.

Secrets St. Martin Beach Resort & Spa

Over on the French side of St. Martin comes AMResorts’ newest property. Built on the site of a former RIU resort, this adults-only retreat opened on February 1. Every one of the 258 suites open up to a private balcony. All-inclusive rates cover all meals at six dining options — three à la carte restaurants, a grill, a café, and a buffet — as well as top-shelf spirits and poolside cocktail service. 

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Margaritaville at The Pointe in Nassau, Bahamas

A new addition to The Pointe in the capital of the country, Margaritaville Beach Resort is coming to Nassau Harbor in 2020. It is a five-star luxury property that offers both hotel stays and residency at One Particular Harbor, a marina/boardwalk, water park, as well as shopping, an entertainment center and the food and drink style the Margaritaville is known for. Perks of living on the property include expanded balconies with unobstructed ocean views. You’ll also enjoy The Pointe Residence Club membership that gives you concierge access for a range of services including reservations, spa appointments, and even sightseeing excursions.

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Marriott’s Autograph Collection: Noni Beach, St. Thomas

This boutique hotel offers comfortable bedding among scenic views that immerse you in the island culture. If you’re having an event, you can take advantage of the over 18,000 sq. ft. of indoor and outdoor event space for all types of special occasions. Enjoy Caribbean cuisine al fresco at Isla Blue and drinks at Coco’s Beach club with an ocean view. Improve your health mentally and physically at the full service spa and fitness center, then have some fun at the Coral World Ocean Park and other attractions near Noni Beach. 

Dreams Curaçao Resort, Spa & Casino, Curaçao

Another capital of the Caribbean, Willemstad, is the home of the Dreams Curaçao Resort, Spa & Casino that marries a European experience with a Caribbean one all based on Dutch culture. The resort features pool, ocean, and diving access where you can unwind and continue to do so with the resort spa. Enjoy the city with its captivating and colorful architecture, Creole cuisine with localized liquor and shopping along the streets of Punda. White sand beaches at Piscadera Bay and the bars, bingo hall, and poker room in the casino at the Dreams resort all ensure that you’ll have an excellent vacation.

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S Hotel Jamaica, Montego Bay

Montego Bay in Jamaica is rife with amazon Caribbean experiences that deeply saturate you into Jamaican culture. The S Hotel Jamaica is a luxurious hotel close to many attractions in the MoBay area as the locals like to call it. With modern features and amenities, guests can enjoy tours and shopping all in the vicinity of the hotel. With four restaurants/bars, a splendid spa that features a holistic approach to wellness and event spaces for business or intimate occasions all contribute to having the best experience in Montego Bay.

Cabrits Resort & Spa Kempinski, Dominica

With its proximity to waterfalls, lush rainforests, and lakes, the five-star Cabrits Resort & Spa invites guests to indulge in luxury with four restaurants/bars, a full-service spa, and panoramic views of the sea. Be inspired by the nature surrounding the resort at the Cabrits National Park, or be inspired by your own event that can take place at the resort with weddings or retreats. The resort also features a full fitness facility, as well as tennis courts and pools. With the unobtrusiveness of the location, Cabrits Resort promotes ecotourism due to the island being a volcanic one, all while cultivating great guest experiences that “strike a natural balance between land and sea.”

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