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Mexican

Peach

Ingredients:

• 1 oz. Patrón Reposado

• 1/2 oz. peach schnapps

• 1/2 oz. margarita mix

• 1/2 oz. cranberry juice

• 1 lime squeeze

Method:

Salt the rim of a 14 oz. glass. Combine the ingredients

in a mixing glass with ice. Shake vigorously

and strain into a glass with ice. Garnish with a

peach slice.

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The Caves
Jamaica

The only thing remotely Neanderthal about The Caves is the burly security at the front gate, whose task it is to keep the paparazzi and hoi polloi at bay.

Despite its prehistoric moniker, this ritzy Jamaican resort is all about postmodern pampering of the type that attracts a steady stream of devotees from music, movies and modeling. Secreted behind high walls and set on limestone cliffs at Negril's western extreme, the resort often feels like an island unto itself -- secluded, serene and wildly romantic. Despite continuous upgrades, The Caves retains much of the hippie chic that first made Negril a household name among jet-setters in the 1970s.

Grace Bay Club
Turks & Caicos

Grace Bay wasn't the first resort in the Turks & Caicos, but this is the place that put the sandy archipelago on the jet-set map.

It certainly helps being on what many people consider the most beautiful beach in the Caribbean -- 12 miles of talcum-powder-soft white sand set against dabs of turquoise and sapphire sea. But it's the little things that set Grace Bay apart from the other resorts on Provo island: sorbet on the beach, champagne by the pool, chilled towels whenever you please and an attitude that nothing is beyond the realm of possibility.

Caneel Bay
St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands

Caneel Bay has the manners of a well-bred country club, yet with a rustic soul and, of course, Caribbean breezes.

Spread over some 170 acres folded into the protected grounds of the 5,000-acre Virgin Islands National Park, this Laurance Rockefeller legacy began its life offering luxury camping. That green mentality continues today, its buildings blending into the park landscape, with no phones or TVs in the rooms; the underlying philosophy is a complete disconnect from the jangle of urban life. Assisting in that effort are the resort's seven separate beaches.

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