Grenada

An honest guide to clothing-optional options in Grenada - why the Spice Isle's Christian heritage and inherited British penal framework produce a textile-only beach culture, what to expect at Grand Anse and the sister islands of Carriacou and Petite Martinique, and the realistic alternatives (Antigua's Eden Beach, Saint Martin's Orient Bay, Bonaire's Sorobon, or a yacht charter through the Grenadines) that actually accommodate naturism.

A guide to Grenada's beaches covering Grand Anse, Morne Rouge, the volcanic sands of Bathway, the underwater sculpture park at Moliniere, turtle nesting at Levera, plus the Gouyave Fish Fry, spice plantation tours, dive sites, and practical travel tips for the Spice Island.

Grenada's 45 beaches range from the two-mile sweep of Grand Anse to turtle-nesting Levera and the world's first underwater sculpture park. A compact, nutmeg-scented island with no cruise-port chaos and some of the Caribbean's best snorkeling.

St. Lucia's beaches are textile under Catholic-majority culture. Sandals Halcyon Beach has a private au naturel section; Saint Martin's Orient Bay is the public-beach alternative.

Saint Kitts and Nevis is uniformly textile under British-colonial Anglican-Methodist culture. Saint Martin's Orient Bay is a 30-minute flight away.

Puerto Rico's beaches are textile under Article 144 and Catholic-majority culture. Playa Sucia and quieter Vieques refuge stretches see informal tolerance; Orient Bay (Saint Martin) is the cleanest regional alternative.