The Caribbean is a popular destination choice for the recently wed, and these three resorts appease the luxe couple, new spouses looking to unplug and duos seeking activity.
© The Shore Club
On Long Bay Beach in Turks and Caicos, The Shore Club offers luxury-seeking couples large suites, ocean views, four pool areas, Dune Spa, and five dining venues and bars. To really amp up the luxury, optional standouts include time on the private yacht, dinner on the beach for two and an adults-only pool.
© Jamaica Inn
Unplug here, in a secluded sandy cove in Ocho Rios. This family-owned hotel has mastered the art of discreet privacy across its 8 acres and 700-foot private beach. Add your names to the list of honeymooners here like Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller. Seven luxury cottages offer private plunge pools, or there’s suites, cottages and beachfront villas, all accompanied by a weekly program of activities.
© The Cove Eleuthera
Find activity in The Bahamas on Eleuthera, specifically at The Cove Eleuthera, where all details and excursions are handled for you. Two white-sand beaches offer snorkeling, scuba diving, paddle boarding, kayaking, surfing, boat excursions and more. A new excursion takes guests to a landlocked lagoon connected to Sweetings Pond, known for the densest population of seahorses in the world.
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