Many resorts are located by the ocean, while others are on private islands surrounded by the ocean. These resorts typically provide the same level of service as other types of resorts, but they may be quieter and limit the number of guests. They are a great choice for those craving some time away but don’t want to commit to booking an entire island.
Fowl Cay Resort in Exumas, Bahamas, is located on a secluded private island. A maximum of 28 guests can stay at the resort, which has 50 acres and three beaches. Guests who want to leave the island can use a powerboat to visit the Exuma Cays, nearby Thunderball Grotto, or a local yacht club. Thatch Cay in Belize has overwater bungalows and oceanfront cabanas, ensuring everyone has access to the ocean.
Calala Island, an Small Luxury Hotel in Nicaragua, only has four suites, all of which have ocean views and direct access to the beach. Because Hilton owns Calala, it can be booked with points, although demand is high. In Eastern Europe, travel to Estonia and book a stay at Viirelaid Island, a private island in the middle of the Baltic Sea that offers a variety of accommodations, from glamping to villas.
