
Casa de Campo
A 7,000-acre gated resort community in La Romana, known for Pete Dye golf, a Portofino-style marina and the hilltop village of Altos de Chavón.
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A 7,000-acre gated resort community in La Romana, known for Pete Dye golf, a Portofino-style marina and the hilltop village of Altos de Chavón.

The Dominican Republic’s easternmost coast: long beaches, gated communities such as Puntacana Resort & Club and Cap Cana, and some of the Caribbean’s best golf.

The southern tip of Baja California Sur: Cabo San Lucas, San José del Cabo and the coastal Corridor between them, where the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific.

A town, a beach zone and a protected coast on Mexico’s Caribbean shore, with Maya ruins above the sea and cenotes inland.

A private, gated development on Mexico’s Pacific coast, in Nayarit, with the Four Seasons and St. Regis inside its gates and golf on two Jack Nicklaus courses.

A pedestrian resort village in British Columbia at the base of Whistler and Blackcomb mountains, about two hours north of Vancouver, busy in both winter and summer.

A small French island in the Caribbean with a Swedish past, a harbor capital at Gustavia and a dozen main beaches.

An English-speaking Caribbean island known for its many beaches, a UNESCO-listed naval dockyard and some of the region’s best sailing.

The largest of the three Cayman Islands: Seven Mile Beach, calm North Sound waters, easy flights from the US and a quieter east and north coast.

A flat, quiet British Overseas Territory north of St Martin, known for long white-sand beaches, beach restaurants and a low-key island pace.

One Caribbean island with two sides: French Saint-Martin in the north and Dutch Sint Maarten in the south, sharing an open border, a major airport and dozens of beaches.