Are you looking for a
kid-free beach vacation? Some of the finest resorts in the Bahamas, Mexico and the Caribbean are restricted to adult guests, and today, I'd like to give you a brief overview of our favorites. Next month, I'll cover family-friendly vacations for those who want to travel with the kids.
In most cases, the minimum age at these properties is 18, although some accept younger teen guests. Your Vacations To Go travel counselor can check age restrictions at specific resorts for you.
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The elegant couples-only resorts of
Sandals (in Antigua, the Bahamas, Jamaica and St. Lucia) and
Couples (in Jamaica) offer tranquil atmospheres for honeymooners and others seeking a romantic escape.
The
Breezes resorts in Jamaica and the Bahamas are lively spots, with emphasis on recreation, activities and nightlife. Guests must be 14 or older, so you may see teenagers at these properties, especially during spring break and summer. No one under the age of 18 is allowed at
Breezes Bahamas in Nassau from March through May, unless accompanied by an adult age 21 or older.
El Dorado offers appealing kids-free retreats on the Riviera Maya, Mexico's Caribbean coast. If you revel in an abundance of dining choices, consider
El Dorado Royale, which offers seven restaurants, including a fondue spot and a "culinary theater" where you can watch chefs at work in the open kitchens.
Palace also has several kids-free options in Mexico.
Sun Palace and
Isla Mujeres Palace in particular are geared toward vacationing couples, making them good spots for honeymooners.
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