WINTER SUN BEACHES DESTINATIONS


from £3,235, including flights and transfers, valid on select dates from January to April. exsus.com


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PIGEON POINT, TOBAGO With its white sand, swaying palms and iconic


thatched-roof jetty, Tobago’s Pigeon Point is one of the finest beaches on the island, and lies at the heart of a 50-hectare nature reserve. After sipping a Carib beer on a sun lounger, clients can take a leisurely boat trip out to wallow in the Nylon Pool, a bath-warm, thigh-deep lagoon. They should also stick around for sunset – it’ll be spectacular. Book it: Caribtours offers seven nights’ B&B in a Superior Garden View Room at Coco Reef Resort & Spa, one of the nearest hotels to Pigeon Point, from £1,495. The price includes flights, transfers and lounge access, and is valid


for departures in November. caribtours.co.uk


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BELLE MARE PLAGE, MAURITIUS There are ‘buzz me’ buttons on the loungers


at Lux Belle Mare too. Set on one of Mauritius’s widest and whitest beaches, the hotel plies guests with ‘frozés’ (frozen rosé – what’s not to love?) on the sand. Just steps away, the Sandy Toes shack is both bar and concierge service, serving up mojitos along with information on tonight’s movie screening under the stars, tomorrow’s sunrise beach yoga class, and how to book horse riding along this perfect shore. Book it: Simply Luxury by Travel 2 offers 10 nights’ B&B in a junior suite from £2,549, including flights and transfers, for departures between February 24 and March 28. travel2.com


ABOVE: Lux Belle Mare, Mauritius


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