From discreet private islands to barefoot beach bars and hilltop villas, the Caribbean has long been the world’s most glamorous playground. Here, island by island, is an A–Z guide to where global celebrities unwind, recharge, and quietly enjoy paradise.
A – Anguilla
Favoured by Beyoncé, Jay-Z, and LeBron James, Anguilla’s low-key luxury, powder-white beaches, and ultra-private villas make it a magnet for stars seeking calm sophistication.
B – The Bahamas
With its private islands and gated estates, the Bahamas has attracted Johnny Depp, Oprah Winfrey, Tiger Woods, and the Kardashians — privacy at presidential level.
C – Cayman Islands
Known for financial discretion and refined living, the Caymans have hosted Harrison Ford, Paul McCartney, and professional athletes drawn to its exclusivity.
D – Dominica
The “Nature Island” appeals to eco-conscious creatives and actors seeking digital detox, wilderness, and authenticity away from paparazzi culture.
E – Exuma (Bahamas)
Famous for its crystal waters and private cays, Exuma has welcomed Tom Cruise, Faith Hill, and David Copperfield, who owns a nearby private island.
F – French Saint Martin (St Martin)
A chic Franco-Caribbean blend attracting fashion figures, European royalty, and international models who value culture, cuisine, and discretion.
G – Grenada
Spice-scented and serene, Grenada has hosted Naomi Campbell and international designers drawn to its elegance and under-the-radar charm.
H – Harbour Island (Bahamas)
Pink sands and colonial glamour have made it a favourite of Elle Macpherson, Diane von Furstenberg, and elite fashion insiders.
I – Islas Vírgenes (British Virgin Islands)
Richard Branson’s Necker Island put the BVIs firmly on the celebrity map, welcoming Barack Obama, Kate Winslet, and countless A-list guests.
J – Jamaica
From Grace Jones and Naomi Campbell to Idris Elba and Mick Jagger, Jamaica’s soul, music, and creative energy continue to draw global icons.
K – St Kitts & Nevis
Privacy-focused and dignified, Nevis in particular has been a retreat for Princess Diana, George Clooney, and European elites.
L – St Lucia
Its dramatic Pitons and honeymoon romance have attracted stars including Amy Winehouse, Oprah Winfrey, and A-list newlyweds.
M – Mustique
Perhaps the most famous private island of all, Mustique has hosted Princess Margaret, David Bowie, Mick Jagger, and modern royalty.
N – Nassau (Bahamas)
A cosmopolitan hub where celebrities mix with culture, events, and luxury resorts — from music stars to sporting legends.
O – Ocho Rios (Jamaica)
Long associated with Hollywood glamour since the James Bond era, attracting actors, musicians, and film creatives.
P – Puerto Rico
A favourite of Latin superstars including Bad Bunny, Jennifer Lopez, and Ricky Martin, blending culture, nightlife, and heritage.
Q – Quatre Îles (Guadeloupe)
Low-profile yet fashionable, Guadeloupe quietly attracts European celebrities seeking authenticity without the spotlight.
R – Republic Dominicana (Dominican Republic)
Casa de Campo and Punta Cana have hosted Beyoncé, Shakira, Will Smith, and international sports stars.
S – St Barts
The undisputed A-list capital. Leonardo DiCaprio, Rihanna, Beyoncé, Jeff Bezos, and fashion royalty descend annually — especially at New Year.
T – Turks & Caicos
Privacy, villas, and calm seas draw stars such as Bruce Willis, Ben Affleck, and Kendall Jenner.
U – Union Island (St Vincent & the Grenadines)
Loved by yachting elites and discreet celebrity sailors who prefer authenticity over headlines.
V – Virgin Gorda
The Baths and secluded villas have hosted Hollywood actors and business magnates arriving quietly by yacht.
W – West Indies (Cricket Circuit)
International cricketers, musicians, and global celebrities follow the cricket calendar across Barbados, Antigua, and Trinidad.
X – Xuma Bay (Bahamas)
A hidden gem attracting celebrities who prefer total anonymity and raw natural beauty.
Y – Yacht Culture (Caribbean-wide)
From St Barts to Antigua, celebrities increasingly experience the Caribbean via superyacht — floating privacy at its finest.
Z – Zemi Beach (Anguilla)
A symbol of modern Caribbean luxury, favoured by celebrities who want wellness, discretion, and understated elegance.
Why the Caribbean Remains the Celebrity Capital of the World
The Caribbean offers something no other region can: privacy without isolation, luxury without excess, and beauty without compromise. For celebrities, it isn’t about being seen — it’s about belonging.
