Bahamas

Kamalame
Set on a private peninsula, the Kamalame offers an excellent balance between adventure, romance, relaxation and privacy in very elegant surroundings.
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Ocean Club
Even if the main island of the Bahamas isn’t much to write home about, the Ocean Club is still one of the world’s Number 1 resorts. You’ll be on cloud 9 - whether you’re being pampered in the spas or dining in the restaurants. Kids are sure to have fun – and parents will finally have a vacation! (Baby phone works everywhere perfectly!)
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Barbuda

The Beach House
A chance to relax, reflect, reconnect and recharge.
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Grenada

La Luna
Rustic and down-to-earth but very charming
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Harbour Island

Pink Sands
If you’re going to the Bahamas, take at least 2-3 days for an escape to Harbour Island – you’ll be bedazzled by all the multi-colored beach houses.
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St Barth

Eden Rock
Perched on a rock in the bay of St Jean, Eden Rock enjoys extraordinary panoramic views from its restaurants and many of its suites. Two beautiful white sand beaches unfurl from either side of the rock. Although elegant and chic, Eden Rock is not at all stuffy – casual attire and lunching bare-foot at the bar is not at all unusual.
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Guanahani
We love the cozy colourful hotel.
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Isle de France
A small, friendly and privately-owned hotel.
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La Banane
Looking for something hip and chic? This is the place to go in St Barth.
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Turks and Caicos

Parrot Cay
Some comments I’ve heard were a bit disappointing: it looks more promising than once you are actually there.
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