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Mexico is known for its incredible cuisine, beautiful ancient and modern art, fascinating archaeology, and incredible history, the pyramids, Spanish music, and several museums. The country is also blessed with miles of shoreline that allow visitors to experience the beautiful beaches. Enjoy snorkeling, boating, fishing in the warm, sunny coastline. You will want to check out its historical sites, festive drinks, and spicy cuisine. The terrain can include snow-capped mountains in the Sierras, rainy jungles in the Southeast, and warm, hot deserts in the Northwest. Come and enjoy the colorful and vibrant culture of Mexico.
Dazzling blue ocean. White crystal beaches. Endless shopping and a vibrant nightlife. It’s easy to see why Cancun is famous. It offers excellent scuba diving and snorkeling because of its clear blue waters and endless beaches. Sitting between the Caribbean Sea and Nichupte Lagoon, Cancun is the ideal location for relaxation and water sports in Mexico. Stay at an all-inclusive resort to make the most of your stay!
Located on the northwest point of South America, Colombia is an environmentally diverse country. The beaches are incredible and provide the perfect laidback experience with plenty of history and day-time activities. Besides being known for its beaches, the country is also home to beautiful mountainous regions, lakes and rainforests. During your vacation, be ready to eat and dance! Colombia offers plenty of nightlife, being known for their competitive salsa and late-night dance parties in bars and nightclubs.
The Puerto Rican gem of Aguadilla is known for its warm, sandy beaches on the Atlantic Ocean, perfect for surfing and relaxing. Aguadilla has the most beaches on the island: 19. Most of these beaches are considered among the best for surfing in Puerto Rico. Aguadilla covers over 15 neighborhoods. It's the perfect hidden vacation spot.
Often referred to as "La Perla del Sur," or The Pearl of the South, Ponce is located on Puerto Rico's south coast and boasts numerous museums and cultural attractions. Located just three miles inland from the sea, Ponce borders the Central Mountain Range, allowing for spectacular views.
Puerto Rico’s city of color, San Juan has built itself around an old-world feel, mirroring Spanish architecture while being a destination for beach goers and artisans looking to find culture and creativity. Eenjoy the castles; like the Castillo San Felipe del Morro citadel, and the salsa dancing that San Juan has popularized. You’ll never find yourself short for things to do!
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Visit the endless summer island of Aruba. Aruba is 19.6 miles long and six miles wide. You can drive from one end of the island to the other in 45 minutes! Most of the tourism in Aruba is composed of North American travelers – about 70% – followed by South American and European travelers. This is a perfect vacation spot because it’s sunny all year round, with a constant breeze. Additionally, Aruba has the lowest risk of rain in the Caribbean. Aruba is also protected from hurricanes due to its west placement and shelter from nearby islands, keeping most of its structures intact through the years. Aruba will not disappoint, as you will enjoy breathtaking scenery, beautiful hotel properties and plenty of fun activities for the whole family!
Known for its calm, turquoise ocean waters, restaurants and nightlife on the beach strip is the Palm Beach area! This strip has plenty of hotels and resorts for you to choose from. Aruba was awarded “Top 10 Country for 2020” from the lonely Planet’s Best in Travel team due to their sustainability efforts and “colourful and creative revival.” Eighty percent of their energy is from solar power. Enjoy your time in Aruba by relaxing on the beach, boating, golfing, diving and snorkeling. There is something for everyone in beautiful Aruba!
The Republic of Haiti is full of rich history and culture, which has shaped Haiti into what it is today. Haiti is the most mountainous country in the Caribbean, with a broad, flat central plain to the north. There are cave paintings from the Taino people throughout the country. The paintings are now considered national symbols and one of the country's unique attractions. Haiti is known for its colorful, symbolic, and bold colors throughout the country. It has over 5,600 plant types. The official languages of Haiti are French and Creole, and Voodoo is an officially recognized religion. People visit Haiti from around the world to enjoy its culture, landscape, art, and music.
Step inside the fortress of Citadelle Laferrière, reachable by foot only, for a view well worth the trip. The structure, built in the early 19th century looks out over the beautiful forests and beaches surrounding the city. The city also has the most historical monuments in Haiti that will leave you wanting to come back.
Haiti and the Dominican Republic both share the Caribbean Island of Hispaniola. Port-au-prince is known for its lively nightlife, with a variety of bars and clubs. You can tour the Haitian museum to learn about Haitian history, check out markets like the Marche de Fer, spend time on Etang Saumatre, the largest lake in Haiti, the rum distillery and travel into the mountains to Fort Jacques; the National Park.
Jamaica's motto is "Out of Many, One People." Jamaica is the number one sugar distributor in the Caribbean. The country has an incredibly diverse ecosystem with many plants and animals to enjoy. Jamaica is the birthplace of Reggae, and you'll hear it playing everywhere in Jamaica. The world-class beaches provide opportunities to snorkel or relax and do nothing. Jamaica is known for its coffee, Jamaican rum, jerk dishes, all-inclusive resorts, and eye-opening natural sites, such as waterfalls and lagoons. Jamaica will not disappoint you.
Give yourself the escape of a lifetime in Montego Bay. You’ll find the waters warm, calm and clear, perfect for a day of snorkeling, swimming or just snoozing on the beach. Try the world-class jerk chicken at one of the town's restaurants or explore the natural landscape for an unforgettable island adventure. Stunning, pure beaches, tropical trade winds and friendly people in the home of laid-back reggae.
Kingston thrives on both stories of its past and hope for its future, fueled by growing development and local art that tells stories. The main harbor sits out past the Palisadoes, a natural sand bar that has been turned into a resort area. Visit the Blue Mountains, named for the bluish mist that blankets them, or stop into the Bob Marley museum for a lesson on music and culture.
The first European settlement founded on the Americas continent was the Dominican Republic. The country's first settlement, Santo Domingo, has been dedicated by UNESCO. The Dominican Republic is sustainable since it produces most foods served across the country. Visit the Dominican Republic and enjoy resorts, golfing, and, most of all, its beaches, and you will find intriguing history, rich culture, and beautiful scenery throughout the country.
The region is known for its beautiful stretch of beaches and crystal clear blue waters. This lovely, hot and humid tourist destination is a tropical playground. On the Coconut Coast, there is an area of lavish resorts popular for kayaking, sailing and windsurfing.
Welcome to the mountainous Dominican city of Santiago de los Caballeros. Live like a true Dominican in this authentic city rooted in a spicy blend of Spanish and Caribbean culture. Santiago is cultured and fast-paced, thriving with top hotels and fine restaurants, all encircled within cool mountain air.
Santo Domingo is a great place to travel if you're looking for a mix of history, culture and fun in the sun. The city is home to some of the oldest buildings in the Americas and best beaches. Of course, there's plenty of rum and cigars to enjoy while you're here, as well as natural attractions to explore with the whole family.
This tropical paradise has fantastic beaches and bright blue waters surrounding the islands. Complete with relatively low humidity, a slight breeze and consistent temperature all year along. It is a great place to spend your vacations any time of year. Enjoy the U.S. Virgin Islands with windsurfing, kiteboarding, sailing, fishing, parasailing, kayaking, snorkeling, and scuba diving all available on its beautiful beaches. You’ll also find rich culture and storied history, pristine beaches, natural diversity and smiling, friendly people who can’t wait to warmly welcome you to America’s Caribbean Paradise.
Tourists fall in love with the Salt River Bay National Historical Park, which includes interesting archaeological sites, water mangroves, and vivid coral reefs that bloom with biodiversity. The island is known for its white-sand beaches and and colorful marine life, with incredible diving and snorkeling.
St. John is the smallest of the US Virgin Islands. It's a must see island with over 5500 acre National Park, crystal clear waters made for snorkeling, and dozens of crowd-free white-sand beaches.
St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands is a slice of heaven right in the middle of the Caribbean sea. St. Thomas is a water lover's dream. Visit Magens Bay Beach -- a protected cove with more than half a mile of white sand beach and calm, clear water.
