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The best beaches that you can visit on a cruise

Half Moon Bay, Antigua. (Photo by IndustryAndTravel/Shutterstock) Named by TPG as one of the 10 best secret beaches in the Caribbean, Antigua’s Half Moon Bay tends to be more deserted than others on the island; there’s no sign identifying the mile-long stretch of pink and white sand. Once you find it, though, you’re in for crowd-free euphoria. The beach has something for everyone windsurfers flock to the center to take advantage of the waves, while snorkelers float around the calmer water near the edges. St. Peter’s Pool, Malta Distance from cruise port: 7 miles One of TPG’s picks for the 11 best beaches in Europe, St. Peter’s Pool isn’t really a beach at least, not in the traditional sense. What you’ll find at the destination, which is just a few miles away from where cruise ships dock in Valletta, Malta, is a stunning bay framed by smooth, flat rock instead of sand, with the rock appearing almost as if it was carved away to create a very special pool of wate

The 10 best beaches you can visit on a cruise

The 10 best beaches you can visit on a cruise Gene Sloan © Provided by The Points Guy MSN has partnered with The Points Guy for our coverage of credit card products. MSN and The Points Guy may receive a commission from card issuers. For beach lovers, a cruise may be the ultimate getaway. On a single week-long voyage, you sometimes can visit beaches in three, four or even more countries an impressive feat that would be difficult to do on any other type of trip. Royal Caribbean’s new seven-night Southern Caribbean Explorer itineraries out of Barbados, for instance, will get you to five island nations with stunning beaches: Trinidad and Tobago, Grenada, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Dominica and St. Lucia.

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