The Caribbean Islands are beautiful. Five you really must visit are Aruba, Barbados, Grand Bahama, Grenada and Curacao. Read the rest

The Bay Islands are a prime tourist destination in Honduras, yet Utila retains a sense of quiet unlike its bigger brothers, the islands of Roatan and Guanaja. There are admitted transportation concerns; Tegucigalpa’s truncated runway is widely regarded as one of the world’s most dangerous landings, planes swooping over a mountain range with under five minutes to screech to a halt at the end of a ragged strip. Upon touching ground, passengers invariably roar, congratulating each other on their survival and clapping for the pilots. A fraternity of risk. Read the rest

Snorkeling is a favorite activity among Caribbean travelers. While destinations all over the world offer exceptional snorkeling, the Caribbean boasts shipwrecks, sea turtles, stingrays, barracuda, and even sharks. If you are looking for a way to enjoy the underwater life, try these exciting snorkeling destinations with a little something extra to offer. Read the rest

Located just off the coast of Florida lie the beautiful islands of the Bahamas, a picturesque Caribbean destination where rest and relaxation is the name of the game. While the Bahamas haven’t enjoyed the recent celebrity exposure like St. John or St. Barts, the islands are still one of the best places to explore the Caribbean culture and enjoy the local lifestyle. Read the rest

There are a number of reasons people choose to visit the island nation of Barbados, but the overall number one reason has got to be the fabulous beaches that can be found there. The beaches of Barbados offer some of the most stunning views and photographic opportunities that can be found anywhere. There are also a great many activities available to participate in on the beaches that line the country including sunbathing, beach combing, beach sports, swimming, surfing, scuba diving, snorkeling, kite surfing, and more. Read the rest

When thinking of a warm tropical location to spend their next vacation at, many people turn to the Caribbean. There is a good reason for this as that area of the world has one of the largest groupings of first class vacation destinations that can be found anywhere in the world. There is a small country located nearby that has been popular for decades and is only getting more popular with each year that passes by, that country is Belize. Belize offers many great attractions to those that travel there, everything from snorkeling and scuba diving to wildlife viewing and hiking. Belize is very popular with those interested in outdoor recreation in a tropical location, but it also is home to some of the finest resorts in the area. This little country is part Caribbean and part Central American which gives it a unique lifestyle and taste that is not found in other vacation spots. Read the rest

While Jamaica is possibly the most popular Caribbean destination in the United States, it is also largely unknown to the many people that seem to be seeking a once in a lifetime vacation. Whether someone is looking for a destination with an abundance of outdoor recreational possibilities or not, there are a great many things that someone can do in Jamaica that will entertain them non-stop for hours. Read the rest

Most people will assume that the Caribbean – made up of about 7, 000 islands, reefs, cays and inlets – is ideal for a couple’s destination – a romantic escape to an incredibly beautiful part of the world. People from the United States, Europe and other parts of the world have come over to the Caribbean to have a good time. Read the rest

This winter has been harsh for those of us living in regions prone to snow. Many of us are more than ready for Spring break, and have begun planning vacations. With no need to succumb to the hassles of obtaining a passport, Puerto Rico is a favorable option to typical Caribbean locations. Puerto Rico also offers 300 miles of beaches just as scenic as other popular destinations. Read the rest

Dominica, nicknamed the ‘Nature Isle of the Caribbean’, is the youngest and most untouched island in the Lesser Antilles. This snug little island, which is still being shaped by volcanic activity, has the world’s second-largest boiling lake, lush tropical forest, gorgeous beaches and a plethora of nature activities. Read the rest