Tropical destinations are in higher demand than ever and luxury resorts from Los Cabos to Bermuda and the British Virgin Islands are the ideal escapes for families and couples alike looking for a holiday celebration with tropical flair.
Bermuda
A quick flight from the East Coast and with balmy weather, pink sand beaches and miles of scenic coastline, this island is an iconic tropical getaway with unexpected British charm. Rosewood Bermuda, the island’s premier ultra-luxury resort, is perfect for families looking for a warm-weather getaway this winter, with plentiful activities such as snorkeling and scuba diving, golfing on the 200-acre Tucker’s Point Golf Course, or a pro-led tennis lesson. Families traveling for the holidays can enjoy the Rosewood Explorers Club, offering a host of activities from tennis to science experiments to locally inspired arts and crafts. This festive season, guests can participate in a toy drive and caroling in partnership with the Salvation Army and a variety of celebratory events from a Winter Beach BBQ with entertainment from the island’s own DJ Felix to festive tunes from Mike Hind on Christmas Eve and a four-course Christmas Day lunch at the Island Brasserie. For those staying through the New Year, celebrations include a family-friendly New Year’s Eve gala dinner at the Island Brasserie with performances from Mike Hind and Steve Crawford, or an adults-only party at Sul Verde, with DJ Felix, Jesse Seymour and Silver City. Start off the New Year with the first swim of the season at the annual Tucker’s Point Plunge, followed by a warm cocktails and a beachside barbecue.
Los Cabos
Perfect for a holiday getaway, Los Cabos allows travelers to escape to 80-degree weather and miles of sandy coastline – the best part being that the destination is a quick direct flight from major cities such as Los Angeles, San Francisco and NYC. Christmas at the luxurious Las Ventanas al Paraíso, A Rosewood Resort is perfect for families looking for a warm-weather getaway filled with unique adventures and bespoke holiday programming. Throughout the holiday season, guests can expect the resort to transform into a holiday wonderland with festive treats for all ages, including a special Christmas Eve dinner, a traditional celebration for Santa's arrival and a complete Explorer's Club program featuring kids’ activities such as decorating gingerbread houses, watching movies under the stars and painting traditional Mexican ceramics. On December 31, a celebratory bash will take place along the expansive Las Ventanas beach with festive live music, dancing and dining under the stars, and a spectacular five-minute fireworks display. The party’s secret theme will be revealed this month.
Virgin Gorda
Escape to an enchanting Caribbean hideaway this holiday season with Rosewood Little Dix Bay (pictured). Guests who book the property’s Holiday in Paradise package can enjoy festivities ranging from sunset dining and rum tasting, to a New Year's Eve beach party and more. The festivities kick off on December 13 with the lighting of the resort’s grand Christmas tree and continue throughout the month with activities including the unveiling of a model gingerbread house of the resort’s Pavilion. Following a four-year renovation that was unveiled in early 2020, Rosewood Little Dix Bay is consistently recognized among the world’s most renowned resorts. Facilities and amenities include 81 ultra-luxury accommodations, each featuring direct views and access to the beach along with dedicated butler service; four open-air dining outlets, a cliffside spa, six tennis courts and two pools. During the festive season and year round, the resort is home to a robust list of ongoing programming offerings including the Rosewood's Explorers program, that offers a range of fun-filled activities for younger guests making this kid-friendly Caribbean resort a superb destination for families. The resort also offers access to destination activities including full-day or half-day sail on a luxury catamaran, beach drops, snorkeling trips, hiking trails and more.
