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Visuals · Ranked · 22 October 2026

Ranked: the Caribbean and Latin America, 18 places, 2026

Key figures

  • Punta del Este leads at 55.0 out of 100.
  • George Town follows at 54.8, Tucker's Town at 54.2.
  • No place reaches the Leading band. Tulum closes the list at 24.9.

Source: the Patrician.ch board, an original ranking of 100 residence addresses across 47 countries and territories. Tax rates, thresholds and routes are sourced. Cost, safety, schools, sun and beauty are Patrician.ch editorial indices. Figures current to October 2026. Updated . Cite as: Patrician.ch, Ranked: the Caribbean and Latin America, 18 places, 2026, patrician.ch/visuals/ranked-caribbean-latin-america-18-2026/, October 2026.

Bar chart of scores out of 100: Punta del Este 55.0, George Town 54.8, Tucker's Town 54.2, Anguilla 52.5, Providenciales 52.1, Platinum Coast 50.1, Nassau 50.1, Virgin Gorda 49.7, and Tulum 24.9 in last place.
Source: The Patrician.ch 100, 2026 edition, 3 pillars and 14 categories. As of 22 Oct 2026. Free to share unchanged, with credit to patrician.ch.

The Patrician.ch 100 scores every address on the board out of 100 on 3 pillars, wealth, life and place, across 14 categories, schools included. This is its edition for the Caribbean and Latin America: 18 places. The picture shows the first 8 and the last of the list, each bar colored by its band.

Punta del Este leads at 55.0, George Town is second at 54.8 and Tucker's Town third at 54.2. Tulum is last at 24.9.

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#PlaceScoreBand
1🇺🇾 Punta del Este55.0Strong
2🇰🇾 George Town54.8Strong
3🇧🇲 Tucker's Town54.2Strong
4🇦🇮 Anguilla52.5Competitive
5🇹🇨 Providenciales52.1Competitive
6🇧🇧 Platinum Coast50.1Competitive
7🇧🇸 Nassau50.1Competitive
8🇻🇬 Virgin Gorda49.7Competitive
9🇰🇳 Christophe Harbour48.3Competitive
10🇦🇬 St John's47.5Competitive
11🇦🇷 Buenos Aires45.3Competitive
12🇫🇷 Gustavia43.9Trailing
13🇵🇦 Panama City43.6Trailing
14🇵🇷 San Juan42.5Trailing
15🇩🇴 Casa de Campo36.9Trailing
16🇲🇽 Los Cabos29.2Trailing
17🇲🇽 Cancún28.0Trailing
18🇲🇽 Tulum24.9Trailing

Source: The Patrician.ch 100, 2026 edition, 3 pillars and 14 categories. As of 22 Oct 2026. The page behind every figure: patrician.ch/rankings/caribbean-and-latin-america/.

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