Caribbean

The roughly 700 islands that make up the Bahamas lure millions of visitors to this paradise's white sandy shores, duty-free shops, fishing and scuba diving excursions and luxurious accomodations each year. Families that flock here tend to indulge in the diversions of Atlantis Paradise Island and other mega resorts, but this diverse island chain also offers a range of activities away from the hotel zone. Nature enthusiasts can explore pristine protected areas like theLeon Levy Native Plant Reserve (on Eleuthera) andLucayan National Park (on Grand Bahama Island) or take it easy at one of the country's many beaches or private island or explore the ruins and artifacts from the colonial era and indigenous peoples like the Lucayan Indians. Plus, with cruise deals available year-round, it's no wonder why the Bahamas is such a popular vacation destination.

Jamaica, the fourth largest island country in the Caribbean Sea is a tropical wonderland. Its warm weather is one of its many qualities making it an ideal destination especially for those who want to escape the cold. Adventure lovers swoon at the country's water sports. Snorkelling, scuba diving, and surfing are some of the actvities visitors opt for.

Jamaica is known to have some of the best beaches that enamor its visitors with its crystal blue waters, white sands, and shimmering sunsets. Jamica's warm and tropical weather will help you get the perfect tan you've always wished for. To cool down in a relaxed environment you could visit the Blue Mountains. Its exotic wildlife and breathtaking sites are every nature lover's paradise. Snorkelling, scuba diving, and surfing are some of the water sports that visitors must try whille visiting this country. Due to the wide range of activities, Jamica is an ideal vacation spot for everyone. 

Dominican Republic is the second largest and most diverse Caribbean country, situated just two hours south of Miami, less than four hours from New York and eight hours from most European cities. Known for our warm and hospitable people, Dominican Republic is a destination like no other, featuring astounding nature, intriguing history and rich culture.

Surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean on the north and the Caribbean Sea on the south, lush tropical island paradise boasts, miles of coastline, the world’s top beaches, magnificent resorts and hotels, and a variety of sports, recreation and entertainment options. Here you can dance to the pulse pounding thrill of the merengue, renew in our luxurious and diverse accommodations, explore ancient relics of centuries past, delight in delicious Dominican gastronomy or enjoy ecotourism adventures in our magnificent national parks, mountain ranges, rivers, and beaches.

Ancient history, rich culture, beautiful colonial architecture, perfect weather, fun attractions, delicious food, and warm people make this Caribbean island a timeless favorite destination.

From La Playuela Beach, to the nightlife of Distrito T-Mobile, or tapas from chinchorros in San Juan. You can also visit the only tropical rain forest that is part of the US National Forest System, El Yunque. There's something for everyone!

Antigua and Barbuda is a twin island state located in the Eastern Caribbean chain. Antigua has an area of 108 square miles, (280 square kilometers) while Barbuda, is 62 square miles (160 square kilometers) in area, making for a twin island microstate of 170 square miles (440 square kilometers). Its jagged coastline is over 90 miles (145 kilometers) long, producing hundreds of beautiful white sand beaches, bays, and coves. Antigua and Barbuda’s 365 beaches — one for each day in the year, are widely acclaimed to be among the most beautiful in the Caribbean! 

Thanks to its perch in the Caribbean, Barbados is gorgeous all year round, but the low season tends to be summer, as it can get unpleasantly hot, and early fall, which is hurricane season.

That said, it can be worth planning your entire trip around one of the nation's famous festivals, which typically fall over the summer. The Crop Over Festival is a six-week celebration timed to the end of sugar cane season. It culminates in Grand Kadooment Day in early August, which finds Barbadians parading through the streets in beautiful sequined and feathered costumes; you may recognize it from Rihanna's joyous photos on Instagram.