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Top Tropical Destinations


by Jessica Howell

Lazily basking in the heat of the sun, toes dipped in the cool ocean water and frozen drink in hand… ROAD & TRAVEL's list of top tropical getaways will leave you dreaming of seaside luxury. From white sandy beaches to tranquil blue-green lagoons, these destinations are guaranteed to satisfy every one of your warm weather desires.

Fiji, South Pacific

Shangri-La's Fijian Resort

The South Pacific's warm waters swirl around this collection of islands - 333 in all. Perfect for movers and shakers, island hopping in Fiji can provide serene solitude in the morning and give way to steamy hot spots in the evening. Whether you're looking for excitement and attractions or peace and quiet, this destination can accommodate.

While Fiji enjoys ideal South Sea tropical climates, trade winds from the east southeast bring year long cooling breezes that make for comfortable, cool evenings. There are plenty of exceptional luxury resorts to choose from and since English is the spoken language, you can venture from your resort without worry.

Luxury Resort Pick: Shangri-La's Fijian Resort
Visit Bula Fiji for more information. For more info.

Maui, Hawaii

The Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea

If there is one reason for Maui's enduring popularity it is it's diversity -- the island's uncanny ability to dazzle and soothe almost at the same time.

The second largest island in the Hawaiian chain, Maui is 48 miles long and 26 miles across. But into that space is packed long, sandy beaches, tropical rainforests, rolling green pasture lands, dryland forests, and spectacular rocky cliffs. From east to west, there is a place to accommodate any personality. From ubertrendy Upcountry to Hana's old plantation lifestyle, Maui is continually thought of as Hawaii's best and most exclusive.

Luxury Resort Pick: The Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea
Click on Visit Maui for more information.

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