The most beautiful natural beaches of the Caribbean: between white sand, turtles, and turquoise lagoons
Under the Caribbean sun, the beaches still seem to breathe to the rhythm of the sea. Some are renowned for their clear waters, others for their silence or the presence of turtles coming to nest at night. From Aruba to Cuba, from Saint Barthélemy to Puerto Rico, these protected shores blend golden sand, coral reefs, and palm forests. Here, the sea stretches endlessly, waves fade into calm lagoons, and fishing villages retain their tranquil appearance. These beaches are more than just beautiful—they tell a different story of travel, slower and closer to nature. Between bright skies, warm breezes, and an unobstructed horizon, the Caribbean reveals its truest character.
Bonaire, Netherlands
In Bonaire, this shallow bay hosts clear water like glass. The steady winds attract windsurfing enthusiasts, while children walk in water less than a meter deep. A peaceful place, perfect for learning to tame the sea.
Tobago
On the island of Tobago, the beach stretches half a kilometer of white sand beneath the palm trees. The sea remains calm, suitable for swimming, and the sunsets gild the waves in the late afternoon.
Quintana Roo, Mexico
In Mexico, Mayan ruins overlook the Caribbean Sea. The white sand, warm waters, and history blend in a unique setting, between ancient mystery and natural beauty.
St. Barts
This natural sandy beach stretches for 600 meters along the island's south coast, with no shops or restaurants nearby.
Saint Martin
This two-kilometer white sand beach is surrounded by limestone cliffs. The clear water stretches against a shoreline that offers good swimming conditions.
Barbados
This east coast beach features large sandstone rocks. The area attracts surfers and presents a natural coastal landscape.
Grenada
A protected bay lined with palm trees and calm waters for swimming. Visitors can observe many bird species in the surrounding mangrove.
