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We are blessed to have the Caribbean Sea on the doorstep of North America. Dotted with islands, each of which has its own distinct “personality,” we are spoiled for choice with great travel options. White sand beaches, clear turquoise waters, reefs that beckon underwater exploration, colorful local culture, and world-class resorts – the Caribbean has it all! Whether you are snowbirds looking for a winter getaway, a much-anticipated honeymoon, or a multi-generation family holiday, we have endless great ideas for your next beach holiday!
Cayman Islands
Having come a long way since the days of being a pirate hideout, the Cayman Islands, balancing rugged charm and luxury all at once, are now considered to be the highest standard of living in the Caribbean. The three islands—Grand, Little, and Brac—offer all you need from a tropical vacation (whether that be snorkeling and diving, shopping or lounging) with immaculate accommodations to boot.
British Virgin Islands
One of the most popular yachting spots in the Caribbean, the British Virgin Islands are known for their beautiful scenery, white crescent beaches, and stunning vistas. Comprised of more than 40 islands, you will find yourself surrounded by hundreds of coral reefs and white sandy beaches farther than the eye can see. Perfect for those looking to sail, snorkel, or suntan at some of the Caribbean’s nicest hotels.
British Virgin Islands
One of the most popular yachting spots in the Caribbean, the British Virgin Islands are known for their beautiful scenery, white crescent beaches, and stunning vistas. Comprised of more than 40 islands, you will find yourself surrounded by hundreds of coral reefs and white sandy beaches farther than the eye can see. Perfect for those looking to sail, snorkel, or suntan at some of the Caribbean’s nicest hotels.
Anguilla and Antigua
Flat, dry and nondescript by Caribbean standards, the islands of Anguilla and Antigua offer travelers a sense of magic and tranquillity, perfect for those wanting a more carefree and serene getaway. What the islands lack in terms of wild nightlife, they make up for in informal elegance and a sleepy tone of adventure with their pristine waters.
Barbados
The most ‘cosmopolitan’ of the Caribbean islands, Barbados is often referred to as ‘The Little England,’ thanks to its rich history and tradition of being the only island in the Caribbean to remain under British rule until 1966. An incredible blend of glitzy glamour in the west, wild adventure in the East, and a sprinkling of beautiful colonial estates-turned-hotels throughout, we recommend Barbados for those wanting a bit of everything from their beach holiday.
Barbados
The most ‘cosmopolitan’ of the Caribbean islands, Barbados is often referred to as ‘The Little England,’ thanks to its rich history and tradition of being the only island in the Caribbean to remain under British rule until 1966. An incredible blend of glitzy glamour in the west, wild adventure in the East, and a sprinkling of beautiful colonial estates-turned-hotels throughout, we recommend Barbados for those wanting a bit of everything from their beach holiday.
Puerto Rico
A place of raw beauty once you make it past the industrial (and commercial) capital of San Juan, Puerto Rico is a delicious tropical destination that nature lovers should definitely add to their wishlist. The El Yunque Rainforest, the isle of Vieques, and the Riu Camuy Cave System will entice those looking for a bit of adventure, while the tourist-friendly atmosphere of Puerto Rico’s cities make it a perfect Caribbean backyard for the US.