Rachel Garrett Steele

Barbados is part of the British Commonwealth, which means that they celebrate teatime and they know how to play cricket. The island toes the line between rigid British structure and a laid back Caribbean attitude.

Populated with numerous inlets and alcoves, Saint Lucia and its beautiful terrain is the perfect location for a Caribbean getaway. The islands many all-inclusive resorts make the trip planning that much easier.

Jamaica has a healthy amount of all-inclusive resorts, as you might expect from most places in the Caribbean. Surpisingly, while there are some family resorts here, honeymoon-oriented and adults-only resorts make a strong showing.

Different locations in the Caribbean have different degrees of all-inclusive resorts, and Aruba has a particularly strong number of them. This guide to the island's most popular choices will make sure you don't miss out.

All-inclusive resorts are hard to come by in the Cayman Islands, but if you arrange the right package with your hotel, most amenities can be covered. We'll show you which hotels and which packages you'll need to have a truly stress-free vacation.

Besides all of the amazing resorts and beaches, the U.S. Virgin Islands also has something else going for it. You won't have to fiddle with your passport, unless you're planning a day trip to the British Virgin Islands.

The Bahamas are gorgeous, and they have a strong scene for all-inclusive resorts. There's a lot to be said for making one reservation and not worrying about a single other thing. Enjoy the Caribbean beach without all the hassle.