Note down this fantastic list of some of the Caribbean’s top nature spots and where to stay if guests want to experience them! These options are perfect for hikers, divers, snorkelers and nature enthusiasts who want to see some of the Caribbean's most breath-taking beauty on and off shore!
Boiling Lake, Dominica
Why Visit? One of the world’s largest hot springs and offers challenging hikes through rainforest and volcanic terrain.
Suggested Stay: Fort Young Hotel & Dive Resort
Where city, reef, and rainforest meet, Fort Young sits in Dominica’s capital, Roseau. As the island’s only All-Inclusive resort, it offers boutique-style comfort, seamless access to nature, and unforgettable experiences — from waterfront dining and diving off the dock to waterfall hikes and rainforest adventures. This hotel also offers a once-a-year whale season package including five days of swimming with whales, unlimited shore diving, and unique island excursions.
Claudia's Highlights from her recent visit to Fort Young:
🌞 Prime location near local bars, markets, and restaurants
🌞 Warm, welcoming staff always ready to help
🌞 Stunning ocean views with direct access to the water
🌞 Wide range of excursions to discover the island
🌞 Spacious rooms, especially in the newer block
Blue Mountains, Jamaica
Why Visit? Lush, cool highlands with coffee plantations and panoramic views, ideal for hiking and learning about local flora.
Suggested Stay: Strawberry Hill
Jamaica gives guests incredible diversity – from pristine coastal beaches to the iconic Blue Mountains above Kingston at Strawberry Hills. This property features twelve 19th century Georgian-style cottages, an infinity-edge pool, The Spa at Strawberry Hill, expansive botanical gardens, and world-class dining all surrounded by mountains.
Harrison's Cave, Barbados
Why Visit? Underground limestone cave with crystallised formations and flowing streams that is accessible via tram tours and zipline adventures at Harrison’s Cave Eco-Adventure Park.
Suggested Stay: Mango Bay
Mango Bay in Barbados is a boutique all-inclusive resort set along the calm waters of the west coast. With a relaxed, intimate atmosphere, it offers beachfront rooms, Caribbean dining, and complimentary water sports. Guests can unwind with spa treatments or explore nearby Holetown’s shops and nightlife, all just steps away.
Grand Etang National Park, Grenada
Why Visit? Mountain rainforest with crater lakes and exotic wildlife. Visitors can hike to waterfalls or spot Mona monkeys!
Suggested Stay: Mount Cinnamon Resort & Beach Club
Mount Cinnamon in Grenada offers 37 hillside villas and suites overlooking Grand Anse Beach, each with a private veranda and stunning views. The resort’s new Foodie Package includes a full Caribbean breakfast, welcome treats, and curated culinary experiences. Guests also enjoy a personal guide and seamless transport throughout their stay.
"Mount Cinnamon Hotel and Spa is a 4-star boutique, family-run hotel set beautifully into the hillside overlooking Grand Anse Beach and beyond. Waking up to spectacular views while sitting on your balcony enjoying your morning coffee was one of my highlights staying here. You really get a sense of calm and serenity, and I felt very relaxed wherever I parked my sunhat! The staff were attentive and hospitable, greeting you by name, which was a nice touch. Mount Cinnamon is a low-key, authentic hotel with a lot of soul and individuality, perfect for those who want a real Caribbean experience with no fuss. Great for clients traveling on a budget."
- Holly, Travel Advisor
Baths National Park – Virgin Gorda
Why Visit? Massive granite boulders form scenic grottoes and pools making it a great spot for swimming, snorkelling and cave exploring.
Suggested Stay: Rosewood Little Dix Bay
Rosewood Little Dix Bay in Virgin Gorda blends luxury with unspoiled natural beauty on a pristine half-mile beach. Set against lush wilderness and a vibrant barrier reef, the resort offers elegant seclusion. Guests can enjoy farm-to-table dining, Caribbean tapas, and a bluff-top spa with panoramic sea views, perfect for relaxation and renewal in the British Virgin Islands.
UNESCO World Heritage Site Piton Mountains, St. Lucia
Why Visit? UNESCO World Heritage Site with dramatic volcanic peaks, popular for hiking, boat tours, and scenic photography.
Suggested Stay: Jade Mountain
Jade Mountain in St. Lucia is a luxury resort known for its striking architecture and breathtaking views of the Pitons. Perched on a mountainside, it features open-walled sanctuaries with private infinity pools, blending indoor and outdoor living. The design emphasises tranquillity and seclusion, ideal for romantic getaways. Guests can enjoy gourmet, locally sourced dining and holistic spa treatments.
"An absolute bucket list hotel for me and I loved every minute of it! The views of the Pitons are incredible! The fourth wall is totally missing so you have amazing panoramic views and the pools in the sanctuaries are huge. There is also so much to do with Anse Chastanet just a short walk down the hill (shuttle is available) where you can enjoy two beaches, watersports, hiking and biking. Also some of the best snorkelling in the Caribbean with it being a UNESCO World Heritage Site."
- Pip, Head of Caribbean