Bahamas

Incorporating two hotels, the Radisson and the Grand Lucayan, this perfectly coiffed beachfront complex hogs the best views of stunning Lucaya Beach. — Lonely Planet

This resort is rustic but modern, with a casual, breezy feel. Outdoor-adventure types can join excursions for diving and fishing, kayaking, eco-tours, and more. — Travel + Leisure

Kamalame Cay is a 96-acre private island off the central coast of Andros. — The Telegraph

With "unique decor and artwork" matching each individually themed room...this former B&B and private rental home is minutes from Harbour Island's famous Pink Sand Beach. — Condé Nast Traveler

Graycliff became an inn in 1844, reverted to a private mansion in the 1940s and, thirty years later, was reborn as an exquisitely-styled boutique hotel. — The Telegraph

Old Bahama Bay Resort & Yacht Marina is a boutique beach property that combines old-style elegance with a relaxed, barefoot feel. — The Telegraph

Next to a dockside fish clean-and-grill station conveniently positioned where harmless reef sharks circle for scraps, this marina is the jumping-off point for exploring the northern half of the Exumas. — Travel + Leisure

Indulge in a sensual massage under the shade of your private beach-front gazebo, or convert the space into a sunset dining room for your exclusive pleasure. — Travel + Leisure

The sleek, sophisticated Cove Atlantis offers expansive ocean views from each of its 600 suites. — Gayot

Its romantic setting comes from its ocean front surroundings, its green foliage, and its cornucopia of color, inspired by the Bahamas’ very own carnival celebration, Junkanoo. — Travel + Leisure

The Royal Blue Golf Course, an 18-hole, par-72 design, will cross through two distinct natural habitats: a wide open front nine holes with scenic ocean views; and a back nine. — Travel + Leisure

This addition to Nassau’s mammoth Baha Mar hotel complex is by far its most luxurious, offering high-end perks such as butlers and marble bathrooms. — The Telegraph

With its prime location smack on the sands of Cabbage Beach (and next door to Atlantis) as well as inexpensive all-inclusive pricing, this adults-only beach resort is arguably the best value on Paradise Island. — The Telegraph

Most of the rooms and suites at this small, but lovely hotel at the base of the lighthouse have kitchens, and there's no additional charge to dock a small rental boat. Two pools, a restaurant, a bar. — Fodor's

So you won’t get an authentic feel of Eleuthera (one of my favorite islands) at this manicured boutique, but you will live out your fantasy of being pampered in paradise. — Travel + Leisure

This simple, no-frills motel is ideal if you plan to spend your days exploring the mainland by car or the surrounding cays by ferry or boat...walking distance to restaurants, bars, the harbor. — Fodor's

Popular with couples, families, and spring breakers, this secluded resort provides a casual, all-inclusive getaway. — Fodor's