Tropical Paradise Palette
Hibiscus, palm leaf, and lagoon water at full saturation — resort-brochure energy.
#00A896
deep lagoon teal
HSL 174° 100% 33%
3.0:1 on white
#02C39A
palm green-teal
HSL 167° 98% 39%
2.3:1 on white
#F0F3BD
sand-yellow highlight
HSL 63° 69% 85%
1.2:1 on white
#FF6B6B
hibiscus red
HSL 0° 100% 71%
2.8:1 on white
#FFD166
sun-gold accent
HSL 42° 100% 70%
1.4:1 on white
Using this palette
Two teals anchor this rather than one, because tropical water genuinely shifts between a deeper channel teal and a brighter shallow-reef teal, and collapsing that into a single blue-green loses the effect. #FF6B6B and #FFD166 are the 'flower and sun' accents — use them in small, high-impact doses (a CTA button, an icon) against the teal fields rather than as large backgrounds, or the palette tips from tropical into simply loud. #F0F3BD is the only pale swatch and works as a sand-colored background that keeps the two teals from clashing directly against pure white, which reads slightly cold next to this particular green.