Hardly any place in the world evokes as many ideas of paradise as the islands of the Lesser Antilles in the Caribbean.

Many of Antigua and Barbuda’s famed beaches rest inside the calm protected waters on the Caribbean Sea, and while some are pure white as expected, others are delightfully pink!

With 365 beaches, Antigua’s famous motto is that there’s a beach for every day of the year. ... Half Moon Bay is a secluded, crescent-shaped haven of pink-tinged sand and wild Atlantic surf.

This beach was originally a harbor, but now it is home to a pink sand beach and waves perfect for boogie boarding. In fact, USA Today named it the Best Caribbean Beach in 2015.

Cricket fans in Antigua and Barbuda are reveling in the sun and excitement at Beach 366, a spectacular pop-up beach created by the Antigua... Cricket fans in Antigua and Barbuda are reveling in ...

When visiting Antigua and Barbuda, pack light clothing, sunscreen, and swimsuits to make the most of its stunning beaches. While the country is generally safe, it's wise to stay cautious in crowded ...

The more than 3-mile-long Pink Sand Beach in the Bahamas gets its slight color from crushed pink and red shells of microscopic coral insects. The shells of these critters mix with the sand, making ...

A NEW international airport has opened on a lesser-visited Caribbean island famous for its pink sand beaches. Barbuda, one of the two major islands that form Antigua and Barbuda, has opened a ...

With 365 beaches, Antigua’s famous motto is that there’s a beach for every day of the year. ... Half Moon Bay is a secluded, crescent-shaped haven of pink-tinged sand and wild Atlantic surf.

Barbuda beaches where you may be able to see pink-colored sands at certain times of year include Pink Sand Beach, 17-Mile Beach and Princess Diana Beach. Popular pursuits at Pink Sand Beach ...