Luxury Villa Rentals in Caribbean
Where to Stay in the Caribbean
Dominican Republic
Long white beaches, championship golf and gated estates with their own staff: the Dominican Republic does resort living at scale. Our villas sit in Punta Cana, Cap Cana and Casa de Campo, each with its own pace.
Championship golf courses, Punta Cana, Cap Cana & Casa de Campo, Gated beachfront estates
St Martin
A French and Dutch island where gated Terres Basses estates face west-coast sunsets, with Grand Case dining and Orient Bay beach clubs a short drive away, and distances short enough to explore both sides.
French and Dutch sides on one island, Gated villas in Terres Basses, West-coast sunsets
St Barts
A small French Caribbean island where hillside villas look over turquoise bays, days move between beach, boat and terrace, and evenings belong to Gustavia's harbour restaurants or a private chef at home.
French Caribbean island, Hillside sea-view villas, Gustavia harbour dining
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Barbados
Barbados pairs calm Caribbean water on the west coast with a livelier south coast and the historic streets of Bridgetown. A villa stay here means sunset terraces, housekeeping or full staff, and golf and beaches close by.
Calm west coast beaches, Sandy Lane & Royal Westmoreland golf, Bridgetown UNESCO heritage
Turks & Caicos
Reef-calm water and long white beaches set the pace on Providenciales, where villa days move between the terrace, the sand and a boat to the cays. Grace Bay is the centre, with quieter bases at Turtle Cove, Long Bay Beach, Leeward, Turtle Tail and Chalk Sound.
Beachfront villas on Grace Bay, Butlers and private chefs, Snorkel reefs from the shore
When to Visit
Temperature units
March, January and June are typically the driest months in the Caribbean, so they are often a practical time to visit if rainfall is your main concern. Daytime highs usually sit around 26°C in the cooler months of January, February and March, and around 28°C–29°C in August, September and October.
March tends to bring the least rain, at about 22mm on average, while September, October and November are typically the wettest, with monthly totals often around 110mm to 131mm. Daily wind maxima generally stay around 28 km/h to 35 km/h.
Historical averages for this area over the past 10 years: typical high and low temperatures, total monthly rainfall and peak wind speed. Conditions vary from year to year.
Caribbean Guide
Not sure where to stay in the Caribbean? Our Caribbean Travel Guide brings together practical advice and local inspiration to help you plan your holiday, from choosing the right island and understanding the best time to travel to discovering beaches, restaurants, activities and experiences.
Explore the guide for inspiration, then browse Abode Villas’ handpicked Caribbean villa collection to find the right property for your stay.
Explore the Caribbean Travel Guide