There is nothingquite like escaping the US for a sweet, sweet tropical getaway withyour girlfriends.
1.Playa Grande, CostaRica
"It's a super chillsurf town in Costa Rica. The hotels are simple and reasonablypriced (we loved La Marejada) but there also a ton of cheapbeachfront Airbnbs. Bring some beers down to the beach every nightat sunset to watch the surfers, and eat the delicious cheap tacosat Taco Star.
2.Little Corn Island,Nicaragua
I came here becauseI wanted to see a side of the Caribbean that was still a bitundeveloped, away from being a collection of resorts and vacationrentals. Little Corn certainly fits that bill, from its isolationto its rugged interior to its sheer beauty. The only thing is thatit's a challenge to get to and the Wi-Fi is limited, which isenough to keep people away — but I'd go now. The island is changingso quickly, and it's not going to be this low-key for long. —,Adventurous Kate
3.Roatan Island, Honduras
"The media doesn'ttypically paint Honduras as the most tourist-friendly destinationin the world, but I thought Roatan Island was welcoming. Myaccommodation, Posada Las Orquideas, was about $30 per night, andwas a budget-friendly paradise with giant waterfront balconiesshowcasing tables and hammocks.
4.San Juan, Puerto Rico
I think San Juan isseriously underrated as an easy long-weekend getaway for visitorsfrom the east coast of the US. Old San Juan oozes charm, and if youstay within the old city's two-square-mile radius, you won't need acar for great restaurants, sightseeing and shopping (and, ofcourse, no one needs a passport for Puerto Rico). Hotel Casa Blancaand Villa Herencia are my two fave boutiques there—stylish andaffordable. —Sarah Greaves-Gabbadon, Caribbean travel expert
5.Negril, Jamaica
"Located one and ahalf hours from the Montego Bay airport, Negril is great for achill, relaxing getaway with girlfriends. As far as hotels, I lovethe Rockhouse Hotel on the cliffs. It's away from everythinghappening on Seven Mile Beach, but still close enough that you cango there if you want. There's also Rick's Cafe nearby, in case youwant to jump off the cliffs. Rockhouse has a spa, a pool, arestaurant, does occasional yoga classes, and is pretty reasonablypriced.
6.Puerto Viejo, CostaRica
I went with somefriends a couple years ago, and we rented an apartment-style placefor four people. It was very cute. We biked everywhere, and thearea had a lazy island feel to it — super relaxing! —Tausha Cowan,The Globe Getter
7.San Juan del Sur,Nicaragua
Nicaragua (or Nicaas people like to call it) is a new favorite for millennialbachelorette parties. San Juan del Sur is particularlybachelorette-friendly. There are beaches lined with expat bars,surfing and yoga, all in the cute, walkable town. You can also gohorseback riding with Rancho Chilamate and end up on a desertedbeach, then hang there for sunset. It's fun and beautiful. —LeahGinsberg, Travel Writer
8.Tulum, Mexico
This is thequintessential boho beach town, and the strip is lined with smallaffordable hotels. I've stayed at Nueva Vida De Ramiro and lovedit. Flights into Cancun are plentiful and inexpensive, and Tulum isSO casual and laidback—pack your swimsuit, flip-flops and a sarongand you're good to go! (Bonus: If you're into yoga, there are a tonof studios.) —Sarah Greaves-Gabbadon, Caribbean travel expert
9.Caye Caulker, Belize
I love Caye Caulkerin Belize for my more adventurous girlfriends. It's easy to flythere from the states, it's not hideously expensive, and it stillhas that local charm. Some say it's couple-y, but I went with myfriends and we scuba dived all the time, and had rum punches withlocals and ate fresh fish when we weren't underwater. It's gotsomething for everyone and I'll probably never get over thatgorgeous, clear blue Caribbean water! —Kristin Addis, Be My TravelMuse
10.Isla Mujeres, Mexico
How can you say noto someplace called the Island of Women?! It's cheap, close, superchill and beautifulll! — Maeve Nicholson, Travel Writer
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