Anguilla has some of the best beaches in the world. The island is known for its hedonistic hotels. Exclusive, elitist and expensive, no jet ski, no giant cruise ships and no driving over 40 mph.
Antigua & Barbuda, its reputed that Antigua has a beach for every day of the year, haven for yachties. Barbuda is frequented by rich Italians who come to enjoy its miles of dazzling white sands. Book the most romantic resort in the world, Sandals Grande Antigua. Book now and get up to 65% off, instant air credit and much MORE. Hurry, limited time!
Aruba, glitzy hotels, casinos and an active beach life. Excellent for diving and some of the best windsurfing in the islands. Its Dutch hertiage sets it apart from most of the other islands. Like its sister Bonaire one of the driest islands. Aruba Vacations 
Bahamas comprises of 700 islands, so there is something for everyone. Nassau and Grand Bahamas have the nightlife and child-friendly resorts. The outer islands attract the sailors, divers, anglers and lotus eaters. Unforgettable exotic getaways are closer than you think. Book a Sandals Resort in The Bahamas now and get up to 65% off, instant air credit and much MORE! Hurry, limited time!
Bardados the west side of the island is the most fashionable and boasts some of the best hotels and restaurants in the region. Lots of action both in and out of the water, cricket, opera, polo, hiking, watersports, golf and historic properties.
Belize is not an island, but part of the old British Caribbean empire. Has everything - caves, mountains, wildlife including a 200 miles barrier reef (2nd only to Australia).
Bermuda retains an old fashioned charm, one of the oldest British Colonies. Very pretty with pink coral coves and clusters of pastel cottages. Very popular with golfers and divers - more than 450 wrecks to explore.
Bonaire is a quiet coral outcrop and provides some of the world's best diving on well protected reefs. Very rarely rains.
British Virgin Islands one of the best places to learn to sail as the sea is always in sight. Luxury hotels with private outdoor showers. A good honeymoon choice.
Cayman Islands Grand Cayman boasts award winning beaches. One of the best places to learn to dive. Cayman Brac and Little Cayman would appeal to would-be Crusoes.
Cuba endless white beaches, misty mountains and colonial cities. Visit before time catches up with it.
Curacao. The senior Dutch island and one of the best places to dive. Cosmopolitan and lively with good shopping, restaurants and bars. Willemstad the capital features gabled waterfront houses in pretty pastels and an attractive floating market.
Dominica. Known as the "Nature Isle" for its forty-shades-of-green rain forest. Good diving, bird and whale watching. Seek out the thermal springs!
Dominican Republic Spanish speaking and not to be confused with the island of Dominica. Much to do riding, golf, tennis, hiking, whitewater rafting, mountain biking and whale watching. Shedding its tranished reputation.
Grenada is known as the spice island. Classic white sand beaches, volcanic peaks and lush rain forest laced with the ever present smell of nutmeg. The capital, St George is acknowledged as one of the prettiest towns in the Caribbean. Explore an exotic, unspoiled hideaway of Grenada. Book Sandals LaSource and get up to 65% off, instant air credit and much MORE. Why wait?
Guadeloupe has bags of Guyana a recent tourism destination in the region, but equipped with comfortable lodges. Good destination if you are interested in wildlife.
Haiti the home of vodoo, highly collectible art and Afro-Caribbean culture. Shares the west end of a large island with the Dominican Republic. Recovering from a turbulent past. Dont miss the 19th century Citadelle.
Jamaica - the birthplace of reggae and the lengendary Bob Marley. Something for all ages, visit historic houses, go river rafting or hiking, and dont forget the beach.
Jamaica has so much to offer it’s visitors and that’s why according to the Jamaican Ministry of Tourism 40% of tourists are repeat visitors. Over 4 million visitors a year can’t be wrong. The beaches are a magnet, the golden sand and the clear blue sea, but once there, there is so much more to do and see. Jamaica is the cultural capital of the Caribbean there’s never a dull moment.
1. Seven Mile Beach (Negril)
The island’s most famous beach. Expect miles of soft white sand, calm turquoise water, beach bars, water sports, and spectacular sunsets. It’s ideal if you want a classic Caribbean beach experience with plenty of restaurants and nightlife nearby. This is probably the best beach overall.
2. Frenchman’s Cove (Portland)
Often considered Jamaica’s most beautiful beach and certainly some of the best scenery overall. A freshwater river flows into the Caribbean Sea, surrounded by lush tropical vegetation. It’s quieter and more scenic than the popular resort beaches.
3. Boston Beach (Portland)
One of the best surfing beaches in Jamaica and famous for nearby authentic jerk food. Great if you want a more local vibe and some waves.
4. Winnifred Beach (Near Port Antonio)
A beloved public beach popular with locals. Less developed, more authentic, and excellent for snorkeling and relaxing away from the resort crowds.
5. Treasure Beach (South Coast)
Not one beach but a series of bays and coves. Think laid-back fishing-village atmosphere, fewer tourists, and a slower pace of life. Great for couples and travellers seeking a quieter Jamaica.
6. Doctor’s Cave Beach (Montego Bay)
Known for exceptionally clear, calm water and excellent swimming and one of the best places to snorkel. Located on Montego Bay’s Hip Strip, it’s easy to combine with shopping, dining, and nightlife.
7. Hellshire Beach (Near Kingston)
Famous for its local seafood shacks and authentic Jamaican atmosphere. Less postcard-perfect than Negril, but fantastic for culture and food.
Martiniquechic and cosmopolitan. Historic houses, museums and noteworthy architecture make it stand out from the rest. Beaches are best in the south.
Mexico is not an island, but it has a stunning Caribbean coastline. Dont miss the historic sites of the Mayans.
Montserrat - a gorgeous emerald isle with an Irish heritage, sadly spoiled by the the grey ash of an unpredictable volcano. Visit by ferry from Antigua.
Nevis is where Nelson married Fanny Nisbet. Relaxed small island life - in a time warp.. Unspoilt, popular with the British.
Puerto Rico - US territory but proud of its Spanish hertiage. Excellent food. High-rise hotels with Vegas style shows, golf and tennis in the north. Parador hideaways in hilltop towns and sleepy offshore islands in the south.
St Barts very French, high prices and high fashion. The beach bars stock 12 different kinds of Champagne.
St Eustatius a relatively unknown Dutch island. No beaches but charming guest houses. Brilliant diving. Excellent underwater visibility, prolific marinelife and the occasional humpback whale.
St Kitts is a natural honeymoon choice with its near deserted beaches. Lush tropical landscape and low key plantation houses with superb views.
St Lucia remains the number one honeymooners choice in the Caribbean. Very good for families. Look out for the work famous jazz festival in May.
St Martin/St Maarten is half French/half Dutch. Luxury hotels or no frills apartments. Popular with tourists who like the active life. A good jumping off point for other islands.
St Vincent & The Grennadines are a haven for yachties, honeymooners and beachcombers. Mustique is the island for rock stars and royals.
Surinam formerly Dutch Guyana, this small South American country is one of the earth's last remaining wildernesses. Adventurous tourists can visit Amerindian or Maroon tribes by dubout canoe, scale granite mountains and turtle watch on pristine deserted beaches.
Trinidad & Tobago The cultural heart of the southern islands. Trinidad is the home of carnival, calypso and steel bands, whilst little sister Tobago is tranquil.
Turks and Caicos Islands are popular with divers, white sand and crystal clear sea seekers, stressed-out Miami bankers and parparazzi-dodging celebrities. Grand Turk with its colonial houses, characterful inns is home to the national museum.
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US Virgin Islands. St Thomas offers first class hotels, duty free shopping and plenty of restaurants and bars. St John is a Caribbean paradise with secluded beaches and untouched tropical forests. St Croix is home to charming small inns and excellent diving.
Venezuela This vast country boasts 165 km of Caribbean coastline. Dont miss a trip to the Angel Falls or Sir Arthur Conan Doyles "Lost World".
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