Caribbean Destination Guide
Made up of over 100 islands, the Caribbean truly offers something for everyone. Beaches, mountains, jungles, shipwrecks, forts, colonial architecture and the legacy of the French, British and Spanish, amongst others, all make the Caribbean the fascinating place that it is today.
Whatever your choice of an ideal holiday, the Caribbean is sure to offer!
As mentioned, below is just a small sample of the splendor on offer in the Caribbean. This Caribbean Destination Guide page gives just a small insight into a few of the unique islands that make up the Caribbean. Alternatively, to get more general information about the Caribbean as a whole, visit the Caribbean Guide. Enjoy!
Antigua and Barbuda
Cuba
Nevis
St. Kitts
St. Kitts, more so than any other island in the Caribbean, seems to represent the real island lifestyle. With it's unspoiled beaches, jungle trekking and colonial era plantations, St. Kitts offers what most of its competitors cannot. Add to this the balmy climate, fresh seafood and tropical fruits, and, on top of it all, the friendliness of the Kittitians, and you have an ideal holiday destination. St. Kitts has been able to uphold and maintain its culture, its heritage and its spirituality. These are just some of the treasures that St. Kitts has to offer. Whether being guided around the colonial-style capital of Basseterre, trekking through the jungle or hiking up the dormant volcano, there is bound to be a tour that takes your interest.
Montserrat
St. Vincent & the Grenadines
Although St. Vincent & the Grenadines are one of the lesser known and visited groups of Caribbean islands, there are a number of interesting things to keep you interested should you be able to tear yourself away from the idyllic beaches and crystal-clear waters, with the added benefit of far fewer tourists than some of the more developed islands. St. Vincent & the Grenadines offer colonial era churches, cathedrals and forts, as well as bustling markets, botanical gardens and stunning beaches!
