As winter temperatures continue to drop and the desire for sun-soaked beaches intensifies, the allure of secluded and tranquil beach resorts becomes irresistible. If your idea of the perfect winter vacation involves escaping the crowds while enjoying the warmth of tropical air, look no further. Here are our top picks for secluded beach resorts around the world, where you can hide out until the thaw of spring.
1. Rosewood Little Dix Bay, Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands
Nestled on 500 acres of Virgin Gorda wilderness, the Rosewood Little Dix Bay offers a haven for sand seekers. With most rooms just steps away from the beach, the Beachfront Cottage, featuring an outdoor garden shower and a furnished patio, provides the ultimate in space and privacy. The crescent-shaped bay is safe for all, and two pools, attentive servers, and a tranquil atmosphere make it an ideal winter escape.
2. Banyan Tree Mayakoba, Riviera Maya, Mexico
Surrounded by a lagoon and lush tropical fauna, the Five-Star Banyan Tree Mayakoba in Mexico's Playa del Carmen offers a secluded retreat within the Mayakoba gated mega-complex. Opt for a beachfront suite with floor-to-ceiling ocean views, an outdoor shower, and a patio pool. Accessible only by boat for guests of the complex, the seaweed-free Banyan Mayakoba beach boasts offshore nets and a meticulous cleaning crew.
3. Four Seasons Resort Lanai, Hawaii
Situated at the foot of Hulopoe beach, the Five-Star Four Seasons Lanai provides a serene escape on this small Hawaiian island. With calm waters and welcoming marine life, the public beach remains uncrowded, offering an intimate experience. Book oceanfront or partial oceanfront rooms for the best beach vibes and enjoy the perks of a beach concierge, providing complimentary snorkel gear and beach towels.
4. Montage Los Cabos, Mexico
Set on 39 acres along BahĂa Santa MarĂa and the Sea of Cortez, the Five-Star Montage Los Cabos boasts the only swimmable beach in the region. Santa MarĂa beach, recognized with a Blue Flag certification, offers clean and environmentally sustainable surroundings. The resort's Ride & Surf expedition and private dive locations provide exciting offshore activities, while private pools in select suites offer a relaxing escape.
5. Baoase Luxury Resort, Curacao
Tucked in the heart of the Caribbean paradise, Baoase Luxury Resort beckons winter-weary travelers with warm azure waters and a sun-kissed beach. Choose from 23 Balinese-style villas or indulge in the ultimate getaway by booking the private island with a stunning four-bedroom house. Activities like snorkel safaris, mountain hikes, and aloe-based spa treatments complete the dreamy Curacao experience.
6. Dolphin Island, Fiji
A stress-free and uncrowded family getaway awaits at the Five-Star Dolphin Island, reachable by a scenic 30-minute helicopter ride from Fiji's major airport. With 14 acres of safe, car-free space, this private island caters to your every whim. Book the entire island for a couple or a group of eight, enjoying the luxury of having the island, activities, and personalized service entirely at your disposal.
7. Little Palm Island Resort & Spa, The Florida Keys
Venture south for an exclusive Florida escape at the adults-only Little Palm Island Resort & Spa, reachable only by boat or seaplane. As America's only private island resort, this secluded gem promises uninterrupted waterside days and romantic nights. The efficient staff ensures dining perfection at various island settings, creating an ideal setting for ocean-side banquets or intimate meals on the sunset dock.
When the chill calls for a retreat, these exclusive beach resorts offer the perfect blend of tranquility, luxury, and privacy. Embrace the serenity of these hidden paradises and make your winter escape unforgettable.
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[With information from Forbes Travel Guide 2024]
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