Seas the day

Mauritius shares the reputation for stunning beaches, excellent diving and fabulous beach resorts that you'll find on other islands within the Indian Ocean, but here there's a little more to do if going beyond the beach is on your holiday wishlist. It's famed for it's championship golf courses, buzzing markets and street food from it's diverse cultural heritage and the simplicity of getting around the island to explore.

• Mauritius
• 5 Stars

Enjoy understated African influences and a fantastic all-inclusive package.

• Mauritius
• 5 Stars

In a prime position on Mauritius’ calm northwest coast, the fabulous sunsets alone are reason enough to have Le Méridien Ile Maurice on your shortlist. But there are oh-so-many more reasons besides…

• Mauritius
• 3 Stars

You’ll find Tropical Attitude on Mauritius’ east coast, where soft sea breezes ruffle the palms that shade white sand beaches.

• Mauritius
• 4.5 Stars

Popular Preskil is a modern resort on a private peninsula and is a perfect choice for families and couples.

• Maldives
• 5 Stars

Dhigali brings modern design, sustainable principles, and a family-friendly feel to the Maldives.

Tiny but mighty, this honeymoon favourite is the ultimate Robinson Crusoe isle.

• Maldives
• 4 Stars

A dazzling lineup of facilities make the large island of Kuramathi one of the Maldives’ most popular resorts.

• Maldives
• 5 Stars

Contemporary architecture with clean lines and designed with a palette that mirrors the sparkling blue surroundings.

• Maldives
• 4 Stars

Perfectly placed to explore the North Ari Atoll’s spectacular underwater world.

Dubai is a great stop-off point en route to the Maldives. There's so much to do here. You can head out to the sand dunes, see all the sights, head up the tallest building in the world and shop to your heart's content. On this multi-centre you get the best of both worlds, the vibrancy of the city and then the peacefulness of an idyllic, tiny and tranquil Maldives island.

Pair Dubai’s glitz and glam with Mauritius’ down-to-earth, island vibes.

Start with the sun-soaked city of Dubai where glittering skyscrapers, modern shopping malls and desert adventures await. After, nature takes over. The only emirate that has sea, desert and mountains, Ras Al Khaimah is pretty special and it’s worth discovering before everyone else does too.

• Dubai
• 5 Stars

An iconic marine-themed resort on the tip of world-famous Palm Island.

With so much variety on offer, a visit to the Seychelles is certainly not a case of once you’ve seen one island, you’ve seen them all. A combination of the two largest islands of Mahé and Praslin is the perfect option for those that want to experience the Seychelles’ varying landscapes and spectacular beaches. For an ultraluxe, twin-island experience we highly recommend staying at the Constance sister properties: Constance Ephelia on Mahé, which overlooks a pristine marine park, and the idyllic hideaway, Constance Lemuria on Pralin’s west coast.

Saint Lucia is the larger of the two, with a spectacular landscape made up of palm-fringed beaches, volcanic peaks, lush rainforests and cascading falls. Antigua is smaller but just as beautiful. The focus is definitely more on the beach here. And with 365 stretches of sun-soaked sugary white sands, you can probably see why. Just grab a rum punch and relax.

Here you’ll find all the swanky pool-meets-white-sand resorts you’d expect from a romantic destination. But these volcanic islands have another side to them too. With mountainous peaks, cascading falls and jungle-like forests, they’re a playground for adventure-seekers. Scenery wise, you’re in for a serious treat – whatever you do, don’t forget your camera.

Birthplace of rum and big on personality, Barbados is a firm favourite for its A-list hotels, mouth-watering food and dazzling beaches, while the tiny islands of the Grenadines ae all about a serene Caribbean experience. This twin centre is a great way to see two sides of the Caribbean.

If you’re looking for a limoncello, spaghetti and gelato-fuelled getaway, this Amalfi Coast twin-centre is for you. Sorrento is cliff-side beauty at its finest, with picture-perfect views, designer shops and atmospheric piazzas. Ischia on the other hand, a lesser-known gem where breathtaking vistas, natural spas and beautiful beaches intertwine.

Mix some Yucatan coast time with some off-grid island time.

One’s lively with lots to do and the other’s a car-free haven off Mexico’s Yucatan coast

Take in the capital city of Kingston and the sun-kissed coast resort of Montego Bay