| We found a special offer from one of our partners that we think is perfect for InStyle readers — check it out! | | | | | Where the Stylish Escape Winter:
Fiji, Turks & Caicos, Hawai‘i & More |  | | Halekulani | | Honolulu, Hawaii | | One of the first Hawaiian hotels, Halekulani has enjoyed its beachfront perch on Waikiki for over a century, first opening in 1907 as Hau Tree. Though set on world-famous Waikiki Beach, you’ll find none of the bustle here—only an oceanfront haven of tranquility. Guest rooms are designed to highlight the islands’ natural beauty, decorated in the hotel’s signature “seven shades of white” to evoke serene sophistication. All rooms include private balconies, most with ocean views and some facing the iconic Diamond Head. The Diamond Head Trail is nearby for those looking to hike to the top, while Waikiki Beach beckons for sunbathing and surfing alike. Kalākaua Avenue is a short stroll away, with luxury shopping and dining options. The hotel’s For You, Everything program grants guests complimentary access to premier arts and cultural institutions across Oahu. Come evening, return for French fine dining at La Mer, Italian with a view at Orchids, or nightly Hawaiian music and hula at House Without A Key. | | | | |  | | COMO Parrot Cay | | Parrot Cay, Turks & Caicos | | Few vacations are more idyllic than blissful days spent sunning on the white sand beaches of a private island in Turks and Caicos. Made up of 40 islands, this archipelago lies in the heart of the Caribbean, 600 miles south of Miami. Nestled amidst the lush foliage on one of the territory’s coral islands, COMO Parrot Cay offers a thousand acres of pristine nature and 74 luxurious accommodations, ranging from airy rooms to expansive villas. The resort is accessible by boat from Providenciales, ensuring a secluded and serene environment with every convenience and none of the crowds. Spend your days on the mile-long stretch of powder-soft beach, snorkel or dive in the vibrant surrounding reefs, and charter a private boat to catch a breathtaking summer sunset or spot whales in the winter months. With a blissful full-service spa, two onsite tennis courts, and a host of diverse dining offerings, this is one destination that truly deserves a place on your bucket list. | | | | |  | | OUTRIGGER Honua Kai Resort & Spa | | Lahaina, Hawaii | | OUTRIGGER Honua Kai Resort & Spa offers a home-away-from-home experience on Maui’s stunning northwestern coast. The resort has all the hallmarks of a top destination—pools, palm-lined pathways, and a prime location just steps from the #1 Beach in the World—but its residential-style accommodations set it apart. Spacious studios start at 600 square feet, while three-bedroom suites offer ample room for everyone. Each accommodation features private furnished lanais, a full kitchen with a dishwasher, range, microwave, and washer-dryer, plus bathrooms with a free-standing shower and soaking tub. A complimentary starter kit with essentials like dish soap and detergent ensures a seamless check-in. For even more privacy, opt for the new Luana Garden Villas, three-bedroom, three-bath retreats nestled in a garden oasis. These 2,000-square-foot villas feature 500-square-foot lanais with a grill, sink, and mini-fridge, a two-car garage, and access to a central pool, hot tub, and fire pit in each enclave. | | | | |  | | Nanuku Resort | | Pacific Harbour, Fiji Islands | | Set on a 500-acre private estate, Nanuku Resort blends traditional Fijian design with tropical modern luxury. A recent $12M update makes for an even more luxurious experience in the 37 suites, villas, and residences, each offering sweeping ocean views, private pools, or lush garden settings. Two miles of white sand and a tranquil spa create the perfect setting for relaxation, while Nanuku’s award-winning cuisine highlights fresh island flavors. Fiji’s Coral Coast isn’t just a stunning destination, though; it’s a story waiting to be told. Days unfold in unforgettable ways, from snorkeling in the legendary Beqa Lagoon, where vibrant coral reefs teem with life, to paddling through the emerald waters of the Navua River. Step into tradition with a tribal kava ceremony, witness a mesmerizing fire-walking performance, or learn the secrets of Fijian warrior cooking. For those looking for a truly out-of-this-world adventure, take a longboat ride to a hidden waterfall, deep-sea fish in the South Pacific, or camp beneath the stars for a night on a private island escape. | | | | | | Sunset Caribe | | San Pedro, Belize | | Culture at Sunset Caribe draws as much from its island setting as from the steady rhythm of daily life on Ambergris Caye. The resort’s condo-style layout creates a lived-in ease that pairs well with the island’s layered heritage, where Caribbean influences meet traces of Mayan history and the unmistakable cadence of Belizean coastal life. Guests drift between the property’s own little village of cafés, pools, and restaurants before venturing into San Pedro, a place where art, food, and community shape the atmosphere as surely as the sea breeze. Out on the water, Hol Chan’s coral passages and Shark Ray Alley’s vivid cast of marine life reveal the region’s natural identity, while inland excursions to caves and jungle canopy hint at centuries-old stories. Culture here rises from everyday encounters, from conversations sparked at the pool bar to island wanderings by golf cart, each moment giving travelers a clearer sense of the place they’ve stepped into. | | | | | | |
