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  Caribbean destinations are colorful and memorable. They never fail to impress travelers with their variety, friendliness and numerous local tours to explore. Get away from hectic city life into the mystic caribbean vacation spots.
  
  
  • Traveling to the Caribbean
    Miles and miles of white-sand beaches that contrast with the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea, swaying palm-trees, gorgeous, year-round tropical temperatures....Caribbean is paradise.
    
    
  • Scuba Diving in the Caribbean Islands
    Diving in the Caribbean is a unique experience. Boasting with beautiful beaches & rich marine life, Caribbean diving offers guests the wonders of nature. It's exotic beauty draws divers from the all over the world.
    
    
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• Cruises
  The biggest cruise tip to remember is to do your homework before you go. Research everything, including what destinations you'd like to visit, the cruise line you'd like to use to get there, what port you'd like to sail out of, and what you'd like to do once there. Don't let any of this overwhelm you - just try to pick up a little information about all these different facets of a cruise vacation.
  
  
  • Caribbean Cruises
    This exciting selection presents the traveler with an all-in package holiday including travel between the different stops, lodging, meals and entertainment. The cruise ships offer a variety of different dining choices, taking all ages into consideration from children to the elderly.
    
    
  • Princess Cruises
    The Princess Cruise Line has been in the business of making cruise vacation dreams come true for a number of decades. During this time, the Princess Cruises have carried people to more than 200 different ports in all quarters of the world.
    
    
• Royal Caribbean Cruises
  
  
• National Parks
  While most travelers are familiar with their own country's national parks system, the Caribbean's parks get relatively little notice. From the Caribbean National Park and El Yunque Rainforest in Puerto Rico to the National Marine Park in Saba, there are a wide range of natural activities and sights to delight all ages.
  
  
• Anguilla
  Anguilla is perhaps one of the lesser known Caribbean islands. It is renowned for its natural beauty and serene tranquility and is a stark contrast to the hustle and bustle of every day life. It is the perfect vacation getaway for families and couples alike and is a popular holiday destination among holiday makers.
  
  
• Antigua and Barbuda
  Antigua & Barbuda – Known as “the gateway to the Caribbean”, Antigua and Barbuda have been a lynchpin of British Colonialism on the Caribbean for eons.
  
  
  • Antigua Wedding
    Some of the more all inclusive resorts in Antigua often employ a wedding co-ordinate who will ensure that everything is arranged in some cases prior to the arrival of the couple. They can help to make sure that all the necessary licenses have been secured and help to arrange the events on your wedding day.
    
    
• Aruba
  Unlike previous years when passports were not required for travel to Caribbean beach resorts, this upcoming season has added potential for traveler headache. As many tourists that have planned their Aruba family vacation or scheduled a wedding may not be aware of the new rules, there could well be a rush on new passport applications near the end of the year.
  
  
• Bahamas
  The entire grand Bahamas Island is an assortment of seven hundred beautiful islands. And the best part is that you can indulge yourself in the grand Bahamas Island.
  
  
• Barbados
  The West coast features mostly 4 and 5 star resorts. The accommodation costs for staying on the West coast will generally be higher than on the South coast of this lovely island, Barbados.
  
  
• Bermuda
  The Bermuda Triangle is situated in the Atlantic Ocean. It is a stretch of Atlantic Ocean covered by an imaginary line connecting Florida to the islands of Bermuda, to Puerto Rico and then back to Florida. The actual triangle cannot be easily demarcated.
  
  
• Bonaire
  Located in the southern Caribbean, Bonaire is mostly known for its fabulous scuba diving, snorkeling and windsurfing. The people of Bonaire are very conscious about preserving the wildlife in their area both on land and under the water.
  
  
• British Virgin Islands
  The British Virgin Islands is the Mecca for sailing which lends to the assemblage of some of the largest sailboat racing fleets for sailing regattas in the Caribbean. The diversity of organized sailboat regattas in the BVI is one thing that makes sailing here in the BVI so unique.
  
  
• Cayman Islands
  The Cayman Islands of the Caribbean should be the perfect choice. The combined magic of the Grand Cayman, the Little Cayman and the Cayman Brac are sure to work.
  
  
• Cuba
  A Valentines break, or even a honeymoon in Cuba, is something special which will stay with you for a long time. So why Cuba? First of all, Valentine’s Day is a big deal on the island.
  
  
• Curacao
  Curacao may seem like any other Caribbean destination on the surface – beautiful weather, pristine beaches and plenty of shopping and dining. However, Curacao possesses a truly unique small-town ambiance and a diverse cultural heritage unknown anywhere else in the world. With a wealth of activities available to visitors, Curacao is a great destination for families and couples alike.
  
  
• Dominica
  Divers love to find new and different places to take diving vacations. Not many great places to dive are as untouched as the sites off the Island of Dominica.
  
  
• Dominican Republic
  Casa Colonial Beach and Spa, is the only real five star hotel in the Dominican Republic. Unlike many five star hotels it is in many ways closer to being one of the best small inns & hotels in the Dominican Republic, with only 40 rooms but also in the whole Caribbean.
  
  
• Grenada
  The Alhambra is touted by many as being the best preserved example of a Moorish palace in Europe. Located in the Andalusian city of Grenada the ancient fortress is undoubtedly the city’s most famous site.
  
  
• Guadeloupe
  Guadeloupe is an overseas department of France and one of the twenty-six regions of France, an integral part of the Republic. Being part of France, Guadeloupe is also part of the European Union and its currency is the Euro.
  
  
• Guyana
  It is identified as the fourth biggest continent in the world and is separated into twelve autonomous nations namely: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay, Venezuela and French Guiana.
  
  
• Haiti
  A Visit To Labadee In Haiti. The first port for our Royal Caribbean cruise of the western Caribbean was Labadee, Hispaniola which is actually a part of Haiti.
  
  
• Jamaica
  From the brilliant white sand beaches to the diverse island culture, Jamaica is one of our favourite Caribbean tourist destinations. The crystal clear ocean waters and the year-round warm climate makes it the ideal travel vacation for sun-lovers.
  
  
• Martinique
  One-way yacht charter options are available to Martinique, St Vincent and the Grenadines or Grenada. Check with your charter company for more details.
  
  
• Montserrat
  Montserrat is known as the ‘Emerald Isle’ of the Caribbean. It has Irish roots and is covered in lush, green rainforest. A unique island, it is reknowned for the friendliness of the islanders and offers an excellent opportunity for nature lovers and sunseekers alike.
  
  
• Netherlands Antilles
  As a group, the ABC islands offer an incredibly distinctive Caribbean vacation. Consisting of Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao, the ABC Islands were under the control of the Netherlands as the Netherlands Antilles until 1986.
  
  
• Puerto Rico
  The Island of Enchantment “Puerto Rico – my heart’s devotion – let it sink back in the ocean!” sang Anita in West Side Story.
  
  
• Saba
  Getting to Saba involved flying out of Miami to Dutch St. Maarten, and then taking a small plane to Saba. My husband wanted to take the ferry, however I wanted to experience landing on one of the smallest runways in the world.
  
  
• Saint Barthelemy
  Citizens of St. Barthelemy admit that their island isn’t as physically gorgeous as some of their Caribbean neighbors, but this doesn’t stop visitors from being blown away by the leisurely atmosphere, fine dining,etc.
  
  
• Saint Eustatius
  Sailing in Leeward Islands is both fun and sundry because the region is composed of several stunning places. These are are the islands of Dominica, Saint Bartholomew, Anguilla, the American Virgin Islands, the British Virgin Islands, Montserrat, St. Kitts and Nevis, Antigua and Barbuda, St. Martin, Saba, St. Eustatius, and Guadeloupe.
  
  
• Saint Kitts and Nevis
  St. Kitts and Nevis Vacation Rentals are available in multiple locations and come in all shape and size – large condos, diminutive bungalows, vast villas, etc…
  
  
  • Day Tripping To Nevis
    Resting only a few miles apart in calm Caribbean waters, St. Kitts and Nevis have always shared an intimate relationship. Today, that relationship finds St. Kitts as one of the Caribbean's premier travel destinations, while the smaller island of Nevis offers plenty of great activities for day tripping tourists.
    
    
  • Smart Choice St. Kitts and Nevis Vacation Rentals
    Renting a vacation property in a Caribbean destination like St. Kitts and Nevis will give you things you never thought possible, if but for a few days. This island nation is one of those lovely, colorful, volcanically-created places that mixes untouched wilderness with European-tinged culture.
    
    
  • Saint Kitts And Nevis Casinos
    Saint Kitts and Nevis, this tiny Caribbean state, which with a population of just 43,000 is the least populous country to have United Nations membership, enjoys the facilities of two fully-fledged casinos, including the celebrated Royal Resort casino.
    
    
• Saint Lucia
  Saint Lucia is a lovely island located on the eastern edge of the Caribbean Sea. Located in the Lesser Antilles, the island Saint Lucia was formed by a volcano. But fear not, that volcano has long been dormant.
  
  
• Saint Marten
  
  
• Saint Martin
  Believe it or not, St. Martin is in the northern hemisphere. Because of this, St. Martin, and all of the Caribbean islands, experience seasons much like the United States does. They do in fact have the traditional 4 seasons in St. Martin that we have further north.
  
  
• Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
  
  
• Suriname
  When you visit Suriname in South America, you'll find that Suriname casinos are a very popular place to go for entertainment for both tourists and residents of the area.
  
  
• Trinidad and Tobago
  Trinidad and Tobago has a range of hiking opportunities with many of the hikes leading to waterfalls. Rincon waterfall in the Rincon valley on the north coast of Trinidad is a 250-foot vertical drop.
  
  
• Turks and Caicos
  The uninhabited islands such as West Caicos and East Caicos are extremely fascinating and popular. Tourism is the biggest industry in the Turks and Caicos Islands, which is easy to understand once you visit.
  
  
• US Virgin Islands
  Whether you are planning your island wedding or honeymoon, or want the thrills of adventure sports, St. John U.S. Virgin Islands’ unparalleled beauty and island spirit will make your vacation here nothing short of a trip to paradise.
  
  
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